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Sharon Marshall's Hay Fever Led to Cardiac Arrest
This Morning star Sharon Marshall revealed how severe hay fever triggered a life-threatening asthma attack and cardiac arrest, misdiagnosed for years before allergy treatment saved her.
Generic Wegovy Jabs to Flood UK Market After Patent Expiry
Cheap generic versions of Wegovy weight loss injections are set to become widely available in the UK within months as the drug's patent expires in key countries, raising concerns about unregulated online sales and safety risks.
Health Secrets of Hummus: Britain's Favourite Dip Examined
From its ancient origins to modern nutritional benefits, hummus is a staple in British diets. Experts reveal its health impacts, from protein content to cholesterol effects, and tips for optimal consumption.
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Seafood Industry Bets on Meat-Like Fish to Boost US Consumption
The seafood industry is transforming fish into meat-like products such as burgers, sausages, and ribs in an attempt to overcome Americans' limited appetite for seafood and boost stagnant sales.
Care Home Resident Choked on Wrong Meal, Inquiry Reveals
A fatal accident inquiry concluded that a 70-year-old care home resident died after being given steak pie that violated his soft-food diet, with preventable safeguards identified.
Motability Scheme Updates for PIP and Disability Benefits from April 1
The Motability Scheme, serving over 815,000 disabled individuals across Great Britain, will release its new Spring pricing catalogue on April 1, with further tax exemption changes set for July 2026.
Mirrors Facing Bed Sabotage Sleep, Expert Warns
A sleep expert reveals how mirrors reflecting light and movement can keep your brain on high alert, disrupting rest. Simple repositioning tips for better sleep.
Sharon Marshall's Cardiac Arrest Scare from Severe Hay Fever
This Morning star Sharon Marshall reveals she was rushed to hospital in an ambulance after severe hay fever symptoms were mistaken for cardiac arrest, detailing her years-long health ordeal.
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New Covid Variant BA.3.2 Spreading in US, May Evade Vaccines
A new Covid variant, BA.3.2, is spreading across over 20 US states and could evade protection from current vaccines, with lab studies showing reduced antibody neutralisation.
Britain's Fibre Crisis: Nutritionist Warns of Protein Hype Damage
Nutritionist Rhi Lambert reveals how Britain's fixation on protein trends has overshadowed a critical fibre deficiency, with only 4% getting enough. She discusses social media's harmful impact and calls for practical dietary changes.
Collagen Supplements: Scientific Review Shows Modest Benefits
A major review of 113 clinical trials suggests collagen supplements may offer modest improvements for skin hydration, joint pain, and muscle health, though research quality varies significantly.
Vet Names Five Cat Breeds He Would Never Own Over Health Issues
UK vet Ben Simpson-Vernon explains why he would avoid Sphynx, Munchkin, Scottish Fold, Savannah, and Peke-Faced Persian cats due to genetic disorders and welfare concerns.
Covid-19 Immunity Could Lower Future Pandemic Risk, Study Says
Global immunity from Covid-19 could reduce the risk of future coronavirus pandemics by protecting against related viruses, according to new research from Glasgow scientists.
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Trainee Vet Killed by Pregnant Hippo at Indian Zoo
A 27-year-old trainee veterinarian was fatally trampled by a pregnant hippopotamus during a late-night medical check at a Karnataka zoo, prompting a high-level investigation.
Chad Gilbert Has Brain Surgery While Fighting Adrenal Cancer
Chad Gilbert of New Found Glory has had surgery to remove three brain tumours as he continues his fight against adrenal cancer, sharing updates on his recovery and fan support.
Health Stores Mislead Shoppers with Unhealthy Snack Options
Nutritionists warn that major health food retailers are tricking consumers by marketing high-fat, high-sugar snacks as healthy alternatives, creating a deceptive 'health halo' effect.
Supernanny Jo Frost's Dating Advice for Single Parents
Childcare expert Jo Frost, known as Supernanny, shares crucial guidance for single parents navigating the dating scene while prioritising their children's wellbeing and family stability.
Vet Fee Cap Falls Short: Calls for Pet NHS Grow
New legislation caps vet prescriptions at £21, but pet owners argue for a national 'NHS for pets' system as fees soar and transparency remains elusive in the veterinary industry.
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NHS Satisfaction Rises Post-Pandemic, But Gains Are Fragile
Public satisfaction with the NHS has increased for the first time since the Covid-19 pandemic, reaching 26% in the latest survey. However, experts caution that improvements remain fragile and satisfaction levels are still historically low.
Home Cooking Reduces Dementia Risk by 30% in Study
A six-year Japanese study finds cooking meals from scratch at home can lower dementia risk by 30%, with novice cooks seeing a 70% reduction due to cognitive stimulation.
Hyperhidrosis Leaves Woman Facing Homelessness and Joblessness
Freya Baker, 25, from Kent, says her severe hyperhidrosis makes employment impossible, risking homelessness as benefits fail to cover rent, with NHS treatment delays adding to her distress.
Forever Chemicals Detected in Everyday Produce, Study Warns
A new report identifies fruits and vegetables contaminated with toxic PFAS, known as 'forever chemicals,' linked to cancer risks. Spinach and kale top the list, with over half of kale samples showing harmful pesticide residues.
NHS Worker Wins Payout Over 'Auntie' Harassment
A 61-year-old healthcare assistant was awarded compensation after a tribunal ruled that being called 'auntie' by a colleague constituted age and sex harassment.
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11 Minutes More Sleep Nightly Reduces Heart Attack Risk 10%
New research shows combining modest lifestyle changes—like slightly longer sleep, brief exercise, and better diet—can significantly lower cardiovascular risk, with even small adjustments having major health benefits.
Scotland's Smoking Ban: 20 Years On, Progress and Challenges
As Scotland marks 20 years since its pioneering smoking ban, exposure to secondhand smoke has plummeted by 96%. However, new research reveals nearly one in four non-smokers still face exposure in unregulated settings, highlighting ongoing public health pr
Care Home Could Have Prevented Choking Death
A fatal accident inquiry concluded that reasonable precautions at a Greenock care home could have prevented the choking death of 70-year-old Robert McPaul in 2018.
Kent NHS Trust Accused of Delayed Meningitis Reporting
An NHS hospital trust in Kent faces criticism for failing to promptly report a suspected meningitis case to health authorities, exceeding the 24-hour requirement during an outbreak.
Multivitamin Labels Mislead on Vitamin D, Experts Warn
A Daily Mail analysis reveals many UK multivitamins contain half the recommended Vitamin D, using outdated EU labels that confuse consumers about daily needs.
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Age 37: When We Start Sounding Like Our Mothers, Study Finds
Research shows 56% of adults repeat their mother's phrases three times weekly, with 37 being the pivotal age. Dermatologists explain why facial resemblance also emerges in late thirties.
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