Lewis Moody: MND update before charity cycle
Former England rugby captain Lewis Moody gives a candid health update after his MND diagnosis, sharing hope and plans for a 500-mile charity cycle with the Weir family.
Category : Health
Vet Reveals Real Reason Dogs Eat Grass
A vet explains that dogs eat grass as normal behavior, not because they're sick. Less than 10% show illness signs. Boredom can be a factor too.
X-Men actor Tyler Mane reveals rare breast cancer battle
X-Men actor Tyler Mane, 59, tearfully announced his breast cancer diagnosis and chemotherapy start, urging awareness for men.
Vet Explains Why Dogs Eat Grass: Not Because Sick
A vet explains that dogs eating grass is normal behavior, not a sign of illness. Less than 10% show sickness. Boredom or attention-seeking may be causes.
Olive Oil Makes Fluffier Mashed Potatoes Than Butter
Discover how using olive oil instead of butter can result in lighter, fluffier mashed potatoes with a velvety texture and earthy flavor, plus health benefits.
Use Greek Yogurt Instead of Mayo in Tuna Salad
Discover how Greek yogurt makes tuna salad creamier and lighter than mayo, boosting protein and reducing calories for a healthier lunch.
King Charles' Heart-Healthy Breakfast: Baked Eggs with Spinach
King Charles starts his day with baked eggs, cheese, spinach, and tomatoes—a nutrient-rich breakfast that experts say supports heart health and skin.
4 Foods to Lower Cholesterol, According to Doctor
Dr Karan Rajan recommends berries, seeds, beans, lentils, and oats for managing high cholesterol. These foods help reduce LDL and improve heart health.
Dog Panting More? Could Be Anxiety, Not Heat
Excessive panting in dogs may signal anxiety, not just heat. Learn how to spot stress signs and boost your dog's confidence with simple routine changes.
Olive Oil Makes Mashed Potatoes Fluffier and Creamier
A food expert reveals that swapping butter for olive oil in mashed potatoes creates a fluffier, creamier texture while reducing calories and adding healthy fats.
Passport Photo Red-Eye Mistake Could Delay Application
A simple rule about red-eye in passport photos could delay your application. Learn the strict requirements to avoid holiday disruptions.
NHS Expands Precision Radiotherapy for Prostate Cancer
The NHS announces a major expansion of SABR radiotherapy for thousands of men with early-stage prostate cancer, reducing hospital visits and improving outcomes.
NHS staff face 'profound crisis' as attacks and abuse 'commonplace'
NHS leaders warn of a crisis in staff morale as physical attacks, verbal abuse, and threats of violence become everyday occurrences for frontline workers.
Vet Warns: Ibuprofen, Paracetamol Toxic to Pets
PDSA warns pet owners against using ibuprofen or paracetamol for pets after viral TikTok clips promote dangerous home treatments.
Ibuprofen and Paracetamol Toxic for Pets, Warns PDSA
PDSA warns pet owners against giving ibuprofen or paracetamol to pets, citing toxicity risks. Social media 'hacks' may be life-threatening.
Fastest Way to Get Adult Disability Payment Decision
Learn how to speed up your Adult Disability Payment claim with essential tips on supporting information, application process, and contact details for Social Security Scotland.
Girl with Tourette's cycles 100 miles for device not on NHS
Mili Tuma, 12, is cycling 100 miles to fund a Neupulse device for her Tourette's, inspired by the film 'I Swear'. Her family calls for NHS access.
Knowsley tops UK lung disease death rates, health director vows change
Knowsley ranks highest in the UK for lung condition emergency admissions and deaths. Dr Sarah McNulty outlines efforts to combat the issue, including smoking cessation and targeted lung checks.
Swap Mayo for Greek Yogurt in Tuna Salad for Healthier Result
Discover how swapping mayonnaise for Greek yogurt in tuna salad creates a wonderfully creamy texture while cutting calories and boosting protein.
Doctors could be sued over AI mistakes, report warns
Doctors using AI diagnostic tools could be personally sued for errors, a Medical Protection Society report warns, calling for legal protections.
Does Talking to Plants Help Them Grow? Hacks
Exploring whether talking to plants boosts growth, plus other science-backed houseplant hacks for healthier indoor greenery.
5 Ultra-Processed Foods a Nutritionist Never Buys
A leading nutritionist shares the five ultra-processed foods she avoids keeping in her fridge, including surprising items like ketchup and BBQ sauce.
Saka injury worry for England World Cup, Tuchel admits
England boss Thomas Tuchel confirms Bukayo Saka has an Achilles issue, casting doubt on his readiness for the 2026 World Cup opener against Croatia.
Miss BumBum Winner Gives Up Sex for Fitness
Former Miss BumBum Rosana Ferreira reveals she gave up sex and dating to avoid distractions during a strict fitness regimen, losing 22 pounds.
Welsh NHS worker, 70, celebrates 52 years of service
Anita Steel from Swansea has worked for the NHS for 52 years, starting after a chance supermarket encounter. She met King Charles and continues as a scrub practitioner.
74-Year-Old Credits 84p-a-Day Drink for Wrinkle-Free Skin
A 74-year-old says she 'hasn't got any wrinkles' after using an 84p-a-day collagen drink. The Reverse Life Marine Collagen supplement is on sale with code REACH15.
NHS 24 urges three P’s for summer health in Lanarkshire
NHS 24 reminds Lanarkshire residents to Pack, Plan, Protect this summer to avoid health issues like sunburn and medication mishaps.
Irvine Slimming World Raises £1,200 for Cancer Research UK
Slimming World members in Irvine donated over 50 bags of clothes to Cancer Research UK, raising more than £1,200 for life-saving research.
Cheese Warning: Tyramine Triggers Migraines
Supermarket shoppers warned that aged cheeses like brie, parmesan, and blue cheese contain tyramine, which can trigger migraines. Fresh cheeses are safer alternatives.
Irvine nursing home improves care after inspection
Care inspectors find improvements at Fullarton Care Home in Irvine following unannounced visit, addressing dignity, skin care, and property management.
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