Simple way to check your meningitis vaccine status amid Kent outbreak
Dr Amir Khan advises using the NHS app to check meningitis vaccine status amid a Kent outbreak that has killed two and sickened 11.
Dr Amir Khan advises using the NHS app to check meningitis vaccine status amid a Kent outbreak that has killed two and sickened 11.
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Paul Merton reveals how he found love with Suki Webster six months after his second wife died of breast cancer, and discusses grief, comedy, and mental health.
Gabby Allen opens up about her severe scoliosis diagnosis at age 12, spinal surgery, and how she overcame challenges to inspire others.
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Kate Middleton's beauty transformation from heavy eyeliner to refined elegance, inspired by the Queen, according to makeup experts.
Scientists say dogs can be autistic or have ADHD, showing signs like impulsivity and sensitivity, similar to humans.
Animal tranquiliser medetomidine, 200 times stronger than xylazine, found in UK ketamine, prompting university warnings over fatal risks.
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Paul Gascoigne returns from US rehab after severe detox; celebrity friends urge him to stay sober and find new purpose.
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Sam Neill reveals his 'brutal' chemotherapy for stage-three blood cancer, now in remission on an experimental drug.
GP appointment booking changes start today, ending the 8am scramble. BMA warns of 'tsunami of requests' and threatens industrial action.
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NHS Greater Manchester warns of added pressure as resident doctors strike coincides with England's World Cup match, urging public to use emergency services wisely.
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