Fragrance Sensitivity: A Growing Health Concern in Britain
One in three adults report health issues from fragranced products, sparking calls for scent-free public spaces and better labelling.
Category : Health
Grow Better Tomatoes with 30-Year-Perfected Homemade Fertiliser
Gardening expert shares homemade tomato fertiliser recipe perfected over 30 years using compost, eggshells, coffee grounds, and more for a bumper crop.
Sienna Miller 'broke down' after 'absolute disaster' flight with newborn and toddler
Sienna Miller opens up about 'absolute disaster' flight with newborn and toddler, and returning to work three weeks after giving birth.
Chef's Secret Ingredient for Better Baked Beans: Soy Sauce
Chef Guntas Sethi's tip: add soy sauce to tinned baked beans for richer flavour. A simple, umami-packed upgrade.
Vet Warns 8 Dog Breeds at Risk of Overheating This Summer
Vet warns eight dog breeds at risk of overheating as UK temperatures rise, with tips on symptoms and cooling methods.
Gen Z and Millennials Turn to Grandparents for Advice Amid Cost of Living Crisis
UK young people seek grandparents' advice as cost of living crisis hits hard, with many unable to afford essentials or save.
Prehistoric Women Were Hunters, Not Just Gatherers, Studies Suggest
New studies challenge the view that prehistoric women were only gatherers, showing they hunted as often as men and were anatomically suited for it.
New Covid Nimbus Variant Linked to ‘Razor Blade Throat’ Symptom
New Covid Nimbus variant causes 'razor blade throat' symptom. UK cases and hospitalisations rise, but vaccines remain effective.
Free Driving Lessons Available for PIP, ADP and DLA Claimants
Motability Scheme offers up to 40 free driving lessons for PIP, ADP, DLA claimants with a vehicle lease and means-tested benefit.
Dr Alex George Shares Tips for Feeling Happier in a Chaotic World
Dr Alex George shares tips for feeling happier, discussing emotions, safety, and practical tools for mood regulation.
Streeting’s NHS Legacy: Rhetoric Over Results, Critics Say
Wes Streeting’s 22 months as health secretary saw bold rhetoric but critics say he failed to deliver on NHS reform, leaving waiting times and care issues unresolved.
TV Producer Disabled by Paramedic Defibrillator Error
TV producer left disabled after paramedics' defibrillator error delays life-saving shock by eight minutes; NHS admits breach of duty.
Toddler Recovers After Inhaling Toxic Cake Dust
A 14-month-old boy is recovering after inhaling toxic cake decorating dust, which turned to paste in his lungs and required emergency surgery.
George Clarke Reveals He Needed Emergency Physio Before Strictly Performance
Strictly Come Dancing star George Clarke reveals he needed four physio sessions and acupuncture after suffering a pinched nerve in his back during training.
Gel Manicures: The Truth About Long-Term Nail Damage
Gel manicures face safety scrutiny after EU bans TPO ingredient; experts discuss risks of allergies and long-term nail damage.
Loss of Smell Could Signal Parkinson's and Alzheimer's Years Before Diagnosis
Loss of smell may be an early warning sign of Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, appearing years before other symptoms.
Weight-loss jabs linked to reduced risk of 42 conditions including dementia
Study finds weight-loss jabs reduce risk of 42 conditions including dementia and psychotic disorders, but increase risk of others like arthritis.
Disabled Rights Group Protests Job Coaches in GP Surgeries
Disabled activists protest a scheme embedding job coaches in GP surgeries, citing confidentiality risks and pressure on vulnerable patients.
Conjoined Twins Abby and Brittany Hensel Spotted with Newborn
Conjoined twins Abby and Brittany Hensel were seen with a newborn baby in Minnesota, sparking pregnancy rumours. The 35-year-olds have not confirmed if the child is theirs.
Family Campaigns After 20-Year-Old's Death From Nitrous Oxide
A coroner warns of 'chemical Russian roulette' after a 20-year-old woman dies from nitrous oxide addiction, prompting her family to campaign for awareness.
Simple exercise rules for better fitness and health
Learn the simple exercise rules that can make you fitter, stronger and healthier, based on expert advice and foundational fitness principles.
Three Enjoyable Ways to Slow Your Brain's Ageing
Three enjoyable ways to protect your brain as you age, including spatial navigation exercises and staying active.
NHS to offer weight-loss jabs to over 1 million heart patients
NHS England to offer semaglutide jabs to over 1 million overweight people with heart disease risk, reducing heart attacks and strokes.
Roxy Horner Admits Feeling Like a 'Burden' to Jack Whitehall Due to Diabetes
Roxy Horner opens up about feeling like a burden to fiancé Jack Whitehall due to her Type 1 diabetes, and her hopes for their daughter.
Major Incident Declared as Thousands Flock to Bournemouth Beach
Major incident declared on Bournemouth beach as thousands flock to Dorset coast, causing gridlock, fights, and waste issues.
Common Childhood Virus Identified As Lupus Trigger
Study finds Epstein-Barr virus triggers lupus in all cases, potentially leading to new treatments and vaccine development.
Why Women in Their 40s Wake at 3am: The Hidden Toll of Inequality
Why do women in their 40s wake at 3am? Insomnia linked to menopause and inequality, with 52% of women aged 35-44 affected.
Patients Left Exposed as Cosmetic Surgeons Fly In and Out of UK
BBC Disclosure reveals UK cosmetic surgery patients left exposed as surgeons fly in from abroad, with weak regulation and little recourse for complications.
Friend's Observation of Toddler's Head Tilt Led to Brain Tumour Diagnosis
A friend's observation of a toddler's head tilt led to the discovery of a rare brain tumour after initial dismissal as an ear infection.
Review Finds 'Trivial' Effect of Alzheimer's Drugs, Casting Doubt on 'Gamechanger' Claims
Cochrane review finds anti-amyloid Alzheimer's drugs have 'trivial' cognitive effects, challenging 'gamechanger' status and influencing UK Nice decision.
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