Fart Gas May Reduce Alzheimer's Risk by 37%, Study Suggests
Study finds hydrogen sulfide in flatulence may reduce Alzheimer's risk by 37%, improving cognitive function in mice.
Study finds hydrogen sulfide in flatulence may reduce Alzheimer's risk by 37%, improving cognitive function in mice.
Experts reveal cheap kitchen items like cola and denture tablets can remove patio stains permanently, without the need for a pressure washer.
Tallahassee Memorial Hospital drops lawsuit against patient who refused to leave her room for months after discharge, as she has finally left.
Belfast woman Gill Porter, 52, becomes first-time mother to twins after £25,000 IVF journey spanning over a decade.
Jay Roush, 64, died after being pinned under a lawn mower in a pond at Eagle Ridge Golf Course in Illinois.
Ferne McCann shows off two-stone weight loss with toned abs, crediting a simple, non-restrictive plan on Instagram.
UKHSA warns of 38 botulism cases linked to unlicensed Botox jabs; symptoms include swallowing difficulties and breathing problems.
Russian influencer Dmitry Nuyanzin, 30, dies after consuming 10,000 calories daily in a junk food challenge to promote his weight-loss programme.
Gemma Collins reveals 18lb weight loss after using GLP-1 injections, sharing her transformation and discussing past diet struggles.
Julian Norton discusses loneliness in veterinary work and Peter Wright's exit from Skeldale, highlighting mental health challenges.
Max George is back in hospital for a scan after an issue with his lung following heart surgery and pacemaker fitting.
UK children are getting taller due to rising obesity and inequality, not improved health, new data analysis shows.
Bruce Willis's daughter Rumer shares a heartfelt Father's Day update on his frontotemporal dementia, expressing her struggle and gratitude.
Woman criticises sister's baby name Ruff as sounding like a dog, sparking family feud and Reddit debate.
Expert explains that lungs can regenerate after quitting smoking, but warns of irreversible damage and urges early cessation.
ER doctor warns against BBQ wire brushes after a four-year-old boy ingested a bristle, causing a throat abscess and severe pain.
Experts warn of health risks from chemicals leaching into beauty products when plastic containers are heated, urging use of microwave-safe or glass alternatives.
Wes Streeting's NHS record criticised as critics say he told a good story but failed to deliver on key targets and reforms.
South West Water pleads guilty to supplying parasite-contaminated water in Brixham, causing nearly 150 illnesses and ongoing health issues.
The Dutch ritual of 'dusking'—watching night fall—is being revived across Europe as a way to disconnect from screens and find peace.
Carol Vorderman reveals she is having a blood test for 70 cancers after being diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis last year.
Teenage goalkeeper Adam Golebiewski loses both legs in car crash after match; friend also injured. Community rallies with fundraiser.
Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo welcome baby son Ziggy, sharing news on social media with photos from the delivery room.
Mary Berry's one-pan sausage stew is a comforting winter meal, easy to make with minimal washing up.
A three-year-old girl developed precocious puberty after exposure to her mother's HRT gel, highlighting risks of hormone therapy.
London schools are trialling VR headsets to reduce student stress from exams, ADHD, and home issues, with positive results.
A mother shares her daily battle with anaphylaxis after losing her son to a severe allergic reaction, highlighting the rise in extreme food allergies.
Five girls who survived the Southport attack reunite for the first time; parents share stories of heroism and recovery.
Guardian readers share stories of reconnecting with long-lost friends after decades apart, highlighting the joy of unexpected messages and reunions.
Ovo Energy to pay over £10m after Ofgem finds inadequate monitoring of vulnerable prepayment meter customers exposed them to risk of harm.