Dr Michael Mosley: Half a million Britons may have undiagnosed type 2 diabetes
Dr Michael Mosley shares his own diabetes diagnosis and warns half a million Britons may be undiagnosed, while new research shows the pancreas can be repaired.
Category : Health
Avoid Headphones When Sick: Ear Infection Risks Explained
Using headphones, especially in-ear earbuds, increases ear infection risk by creating warm, humid conditions. Avoid them when sick and clean regularly.
Toddler Critical After Drowning in Gran Canaria Hotel Pool
Four-year-old boy in critical condition after drowning in hotel pool in Gran Canaria, airlifted to hospital.
BBC Presenter Nick Owen Fights Tears Over Prostate Cancer Battle
BBC presenter Nick Owen shares emotional update on prostate cancer, calling diagnosis 'worst day of his life' but expressing hope of being cancer-free.
Brussels Sprouts Get Addictive Makeover with One Ingredient
Gousto's smashed Brussels sprouts with Parmesan recipe promises golden, crunchy and addictive results, perfect for Christmas.
Dementia Care Crisis: UK Still Failing Patients, Says Regulator
CQC report finds hospitals and care homes failing dementia patients, with longer stays and higher death rates.
Woman Mistook Brain Tumour Symptoms for Sunstroke
A woman mistook her brain tumour symptoms for sunstroke after a day at a village fete, later diagnosed with terminal glioblastoma.
Father With Two Heart Transplants Fears Son Needs One
Rhys Llewellyn, who defied odds after two heart transplants, shares the devastating moment he learned his son Albi inherited the same condition, urging organ donation.
Scientists Warn of Global Starvation Risk from Fungal Crop Infections
Scientists warn fungal infections threaten global food supply, with crop losses worsening due to climate change and fungicide resistance.
Organised and Thorough Personality Traits Linked to Longer Life, Study Finds
Study links conscientious personality traits to 15% lower mortality risk; being active and organised also beneficial.
BAFTA-Winning Gaza Documentary Team Slams BBC for Dropping Film
Gaza: Doctors Under Attack team slams BBC after BAFTA win, accusing broadcaster of censorship for dropping the documentary over impartiality concerns.
Daylight saving time linked to heightened mental health risks, review finds
Review of 60 studies finds daylight saving time disrupts circadian rhythms, increasing mental health risks for those with depression, bipolar disorder, and other conditions.
Young Man Dies Hours Into First Benidorm Lads Holiday
Harvey Dominy, 21, died hours into his first lads' holiday in Benidorm after taking cocaine, MDMA and alcohol. An inquest ruled his death drug-related.
Rogue Great Ormond Street Surgeon Harmed Nearly 100 Children, Report Finds
Nearly 100 children harmed by rogue Great Ormond Street surgeon Yaser Jabbar, report finds; police review underway.
Boy, 4, Killed by Bus While Visiting Grandmother at Kent Hospital
Four-year-old Zaahir Jan died after being hit by a bus outside Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother Hospital in Margate, Kent, while visiting his grandmother.
NHS Issues Lansoprazole Warning Over Serious Side Effects
NHS medic warns millions taking ibuprofen and other NSAIDs risk life-threatening stomach ulcers; recommends acid-suppressing drugs like lansoprazole.
Linda Nolan Says Cancer Has Become a 'Way of Life' as She Admits She Won't Survive for a Third Time
Linda Nolan, 64, says cancer has become a 'way of life' and admits she won't survive for a third time after her tumours were found stable.
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall Champions Barley and Spelt for Health and Versatility
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall praises pearled spelt and barley for their health benefits, versatility, and ease of cooking in winter dishes.
Universal Credit Claimants Warned of £100 Fines for NHS Eligibility
40,000 people yearly fined £100 for NHS dental eligibility errors; Universal Credit rollout faces criticism over delays and fines.
Scientists Urge Government to Release Data on New Rapid Coronavirus Tests
Experts call for data on new rapid coronavirus tests bought by UK government, citing past failures and lack of public evidence on accuracy.
Secret Ingredient for Fluffier Scrambled Eggs Revealed
Chef J. Kenji López-Alt reveals a starch slurry as the secret to extra creamy scrambled eggs in a viral recipe.
Woman Sues Nail Salon After Manicure Allegedly Gives Her Herpes Infection
A 23-year-old woman sues a Portland nail salon after a manicure allegedly gave her herpetic whitlow, a herpes finger infection, causing recurring painful flare-ups.
Wicked Star Accuses Airline Of Disability Discrimination
Ayo Isola claims SkyWest Airlines discriminated against his autistic brother by refusing a seat change, causing flight delays.
Do You Really Need a £340 Electric Toothbrush? Budget Brushes Work Just as Well
Experts question if £340 electric toothbrushes are necessary when budget models work just as well for plaque removal.
Weekly Jab May Cure Food Addiction, Study Finds
Study finds semaglutide jab leads to significant weight loss, with over a third losing a fifth of body weight.
Whooping Cough Surge Puts Infants At Risk
Five babies die from whooping cough in England as cases surge; UKHSA urges vaccination amid declining uptake.
Unison Chief Warns UK Social Care System Is Broken Amid Immigration Row
Unison chief and Labour MPs warn immigration crackdown could push social care to breaking point, demanding settlement rule changes be dropped.
Woman with Saggy Skin After 200lb Weight Loss Begs for Surgery
Hope Tucker, 20, lost 200lbs after gastric bypass but now has excess skin, which she fears will trigger depression. She begs doctors to remove it.
Mum of six shares laundry mountain after just three days without folding
Queensland mum of six shares relatable photo of laundry mountain after three days without folding, sparking共鸣 among parents.
NHS Doctor Charged with Inviting Support for Hamas
NHS doctor Rahmeh Aladwan charged with inviting support for Hamas and stirring up racial hatred; pleads not guilty.
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