Common Cholesterol Drug May Prevent 'Chemo Brain' in Cancer Patients
Study finds statins may protect brain function in breast and lymphoma cancer patients for up to two years after treatment.
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Glastonbury 2019: Thousands of Festival-Goers Brave Mud and Heat as Gates Open
Glastonbury 2019 gates open as over 200,000 festival-goers brave mud and a 33C heatwave, with record temperatures possible.
Tallulah Willis Opens Up About Body Dysmorphia and Engagement
Tallulah Willis shares underwear photos with fiancé and discusses body dysmorphia, offering advice on managing BDD.
David Harbour Opens Up About Bipolar Diagnosis and Sobriety
David Harbour reveals he feared bipolar diagnosis would end his acting career, now speaks openly to help others.
Baby Name Expert Reveals Top Classic Names For 2026
Social researcher Mark McCrindle predicts classic names like Oliver and Charlotte will dominate in 2026, with a shift toward traditional and elite names.
Writing Rewires Your Brain for Resilience, Research Shows
Writing rewires the brain for resilience by helping process trauma, regulate emotions, and foster agency, research shows.
Blind Campaigner Denied Guide Dog Sparks GMB Fury
Blind campaigner Jill Allen King, 82, denied a guide dog due to age, sparking outrage on Good Morning Britain.
Richard Herring Reveals Incurable Blood Cancer
Comedian Richard Herring, known for Taskmaster, has announced his second cancer diagnosis, this time with incurable but treatable hairy cell leukaemia.
Scottish Charity Aims to Turn Trauma into Adventure for Ukrainian Orphans
Dnipro Kids charity works with Stirling Council to bring 52 Ukrainian orphans to Scotland for a respite stay, aiming to provide adventure and support.
Care Workers Calling in Sick as Fuel Costs Hit £100 to Fill Typical Car
Unison warns care workers are calling in sick as fuel costs hit £100 to fill a typical car, with many leaving the NHS for better pay.
Motability Scheme Payment Increase Confirmed for April 2024
Motability Scheme confirms payment increase for April 2024, with over 800,000 customers. New £750 payment for first-time leasers.
Best Wrinkle-Filling Serums Tested for 2026: Our Top Picks
We tested 14 wrinkle-filling serums for 2026. Discover the best 'Botox in a bottle' products that genuinely reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
Motability Scheme Costs Surge by £275 Million Under Labour
Motability scheme costs rise £275m under Labour; Chancellor may target tax breaks in Budget to save £1bn.
Ultimate Winter Cinnamon Bun Recipe: Soft and Delicious Every Time
Make soft, delicious cinnamon buns with this easy no-proof recipe from the Salty Cooker, perfect for winter weekends.
Pregnant Woman Dies in Kirkby Home Medical Emergency
Pregnant woman in her 40s dies after medical emergency at home in Kirkby, Merseyside. Police treat death as non-suspicious.
Merlin the therapy sheep: a mental health healer's tale
How a chance lamb became a therapy sheep, helping clients with depression and grief through his calm, affectionate nature.
'Modern-day vampire': Woman's severe sunlight allergy leaves her living in darkness
Emily Richardson, 36, has a severe sunlight allergy that worsened after Covid, forcing her to live in darkness and call herself a 'modern-day vampire'.
Rihanna Opens Up About Embracing Her Baby Bump After Finding 'Big Tummy' a Problem
Rihanna reveals she usually finds her 'big tummy' a problem on the red carpet but is embracing her baby bump during pregnancy, and promises new music is coming.
Shanina Shaik Stuns in White at New York Fashion Week
Shanina Shaik stuns in white at NY Fashion Week's Zimmerman show, discusses upcoming beach wedding to DJ Ruckus.
UK Supermarket Budget Food Prices Soar: Vegetable Oil Up 65%
UK budget food prices soar: vegetable oil up 65%, pasta up 66%. Nearly half of adults struggle with energy bills.
Maternity Cover-Ups and Failures Exposed in Damning Report
Report reveals NHS maternity cover-ups, falsified records, and failures causing harm to women and babies in England.
London Exhibition Explores Mental Health Bonds
Kindred exhibition at Bethlem Museum of the Mind explores mental health and social bonds through artworks by those with lived experience.
Health Secretary Kennedy Jr. Links Paracetamol to Autism Without Evidence
US Health Secretary Kennedy Jr and Trump claim paracetamol-autism link without evidence, sparking criticism from medical experts.
Health Secretary Vows to Axe NHS Red Tape to Cut Patient Backlog
Steve Barclay vows to cut NHS red tape and targets to save money and improve patient care, launching a review with Jeremy Hunt.
Alan Titchmarsh, 76, Jokes About Knee Pain After Demonstrating Agility on TV
Alan Titchmarsh jokes about knee pain after demonstrating kneeling on TV, reflecting on his 2018 surgery and 2020 ankle break.
Online Therapy May Help Tinnitus Distress, Study Suggests
Online cognitive behavioural therapy may reduce tinnitus distress, anxiety and depression, a study suggests, offering hope to millions in Britain.
Douglas Booth Reveals Father's Tragic Suicide
Actor Douglas Booth reveals his father died by suicide in May, sharing an emotional Instagram post on what would have been his 64th birthday.
From Two Litres of Gin a Day to Half Marathon: Woman's Incredible Recovery
Holly Dyson was told she had six months to live after drinking two litres of gin daily. Now nearly three years sober, she runs a half marathon for charity.
Premature Baby Home After 547 Days In Hospital
Bertie Melly, born at 24 weeks, spent 547 days in hospital with bowel condition, now home for Christmas.
Sunscreen Protection: Correct Use Is Key, Expert Says
Scientist Dr Michelle Wong says CHOICE's sunscreen SPF study isn't alarming, emphasising correct use and testing variability.
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