Top 10 Food Combinations to Boost Health, Expert Reveals
Nutritionist Rob Hobson reveals top 10 food combinations for enhanced health, including black grapes with onions and apples with leafy greens.
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Cancer Researcher Richard Scolyer Dies at 59 After Pioneering Own Brain Cancer Treatment
Professor Richard Scolyer, melanoma researcher and Australian of the Year, dies at 59 after pioneering experimental brain cancer treatment on himself.
Elon Musk's Daily Steak and Eggs Breakfast Boosts Energy
Elon Musk shares his daily breakfast of steak and eggs, calling it a 'power-up' that sustains energy. Experts weigh in on the nutritional benefits of this low-carb meal.
Alan Titchmarsh: Every Day Is a Bonus After Father's Death
Alan Titchmarsh opens up about his health, calling every day a bonus after his father's death at 62. The Ground Force star also discusses moving home and his gardening tips.
Promising Hantavirus Treatments Emerge Amid Funding Challenges
Researchers report promising hantavirus treatments, including a rheumatoid arthritis drug, as funding gaps persist despite deadly outbreaks.
Elon Musk's Steak and Eggs Breakfast Boosts Energy
Elon Musk reveals his simple yet protein-packed breakfast of steak and eggs on Joe Rogan's podcast, claiming it keeps his energy steady and makes him feel young.
'Anti-Fatigue' Herb to Beat 3pm Afternoon Energy Slump
Millions of Brits experience a daily energy dip between 2pm and 4pm. Discover natural herbs like Rhodiola rosea and Ashwagandha to combat fatigue and brain fog.
Prince William's Empathy-Driven Royal Approach Gains Notice
Prince William is determined to bring empathy to his royal role, focusing on mental health. His recent visit to a Mind charity in Norfolk showcases his commitment to breaking stigma and expanding support.
Herb 'Reduces Fatigue' and Fights '3pm Slump' – Expert Tips
An expert recommends five natural ingredients to beat the 3pm slump, including Rhodiola rosea, Ashwagandha, and Ginseng, offering sustained energy and focus without crashes.
Mum with Tourette's says police called on her multiple times
Roisin Reeve, a 38-year-old mother from Southport, shares her struggles living with Tourette syndrome, including being misunderstood and having police called on her.
DWP 183-Day Rule for PIP: Eligibility and Payments
The DWP's 183-day rule is key for PIP eligibility. Learn about daily living and mobility components, assessment criteria, payment rates for 2026/27, and how to claim.
Non-Chest Heart Attack Signs: When to Call 999
Learn the six non-chest warning signs of a heart attack, including shortness of breath, cold sweat, and nausea, and when to call 999 for immediate help.
Creamier Scrambled Eggs: Ditch Milk for This Ingredient
Scrambled eggs become creamier and silkier by swapping milk for single cream. A GoodFood chef's recipe with 150 five-star ratings promises foolproof results in 10 minutes.
Dad Refuses to Give Up Hope After UK Doctors Give Up
Sean Turner, diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia, is seeking treatment in Germany after UK doctors said there is nothing more they can do. His family is fundraising £150,000.
Doctor Dies After Horse Riding Fall in Front of Daughter
Donatella Mecchia, 46, died after being thrown from a horse during a lesson in Milan, as her teenage daughter watched. She donated her organs, saving five lives.
From Addiction to Citizen of the Year: A Story of Hope
Jodie Davies, from Tonyrefail, spent years trapped in addiction and homelessness. Now 17 years heroin-free, she helps others as a peer mentor and runs a community support group.
230,000 Scots Avoid Hearing Loss Treatment Over Embarrassment, Cost
A new study reveals that up to 230,000 Scots with hearing loss avoid seeking help due to embarrassment and cost, despite modern hearing aids being transformative.
Shower Expert Urges '1-Hour Rule' for Better Sleep in June
A shower expert recommends taking a warm shower 60-90 minutes before bed to cool down naturally, improve sleep, and benefit skin health during hot June weather.
Vet Explains Why Your Dog Licks Your Face, Hands and Feet
A vet reveals that when your dog licks your face, hands, or feet, it's a sign of bonding and emotional checking. Learn what these behaviors really mean.
Bill Ritter Retires After Alzheimer's Diagnosis
Bill Ritter, ABC New York news anchor, announces retirement on air after being diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer's, sharing an emotional farewell with viewers.
Resident Doctors Call Off Strike After New Offer
Resident doctors in England have called off a four-day strike after receiving a new government offer, which will be put to a vote. The BMA and Health Secretary welcome the development.
Myths About Tattoos and Veganism Stop Blood Donations
Misconceptions about blood donation, including tattoos and veganism, prevent many Brits from donating. Only 32% have ever given blood, and myths persist about eligibility.
DWP Lists 8 Metabolic Conditions for £114 PIP Weekly Payment
The DWP has confirmed eight metabolic conditions that qualify for PIP, including obesity, metabolic diseases, and amino acid disorders, with payments up to £114.80 weekly.
Resident Doctors Call Off Strike After Government Offer
Resident doctors in England called off a four-day strike after the Government presented a last-minute offer. The BMA will put the offer to members for a vote.
Northumberland Mum Dies 25 Days After Bowel Cancer Diagnosis
Gina White, 68, died just 25 days after being diagnosed with bowel cancer. Her daughters now raise funds for a 'cuddle bed' at Wansbeck Hospital.
Mum's 11-Year Fight After Son's Brain Injury at RVI
Kayleigh Cockburn's son Charlie was born with a brain injury due to negligence at Newcastle's RVI. After an 11-year fight, the trust settled, but she says they robbed her of the newborn experience.
Trump's Bruised Hand Sparks Online Health Debate
Donald Trump's bruised hand has sparked widespread debate online, with social media users speculating about his health after a detailed image surfaced.
Casualty: Dylan Reports Stevie Over Cover-Up
Stevie Nash faces a career crisis after Dylan Keogh reports her for covering up a morphine overdose with junior staffer Matty Linlaker, leading to an inquiry.
Hepatitis B Found in Wild Amazon Monkeys
Scientists discover hepatitis B virus in wild Amazon monkeys, indicating human-to-monkey transmission linked to deforestation and urban expansion, raising pandemic concerns.
Ole&Steen fined £34k over mouse infestation in London store
Ole&Steen's Haymarket store in London fined £34,000 after environmental health officers found mouse droppings and poor hygiene practices. The bakery pleaded guilty to food safety failures.
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