Channel 4 ADHD documentary sparks backlash with over 1,000 complaints
Channel 4's The Great ADHD Myth? has received over 1,000 Ofcom complaints, with viewers calling it 'shameful and dangerous' and a survey finding 94% believed it was unfair.
Category : Health
Dozens Died or Harmed at Greater Manchester Hospital Trust
Dozens of patients died or came to harm due to treatment delays and serious errors at the Northern Care Alliance, which runs hospitals in Salford, Oldham, Bury and Rochdale.
Outgoing Minister Nesbitt Hailed as 'Constructive' by Health Bodies
Health bodies have paid tribute to outgoing Stormont health minister Mike Nesbitt, hailing him as 'constructive' and someone who had 'listened to clinical leaders'.
Inside Newcastle NHS clinic offering psychedelic therapy
An NHS clinic in Newcastle is offering patients with depression and bipolar disorder access to psychedelic drug treatments as part of clinical trials, with a dedicated dosing room and psychological support.
Mike Hodgson, soil scientist behind National Soil Map, dies at 92
Mike Hodgson, the leading soil scientist who created the National Soil Map of England and Wales in 1983, has died aged 92. His work continues to inform land use decisions.
Trump health fears soar as president seen slumped over
Concerns about Donald Trump's health have been reignited by reports that he has fallen asleep again during a crucial meeting in the Oval Office.
TV Doctor: Stop These 5 Toilet Habits Now
Dr Amir Khan lists five toilet habits to avoid, including phone scrolling and hovering, warning they can harm pelvic floor health and cause haemorrhoids.
Health Chiefs Urged to Reveal Source of Contaminated Eggs
Health chiefs face calls to reveal the origin of imported eggs linked to a deadly salmonella outbreak in the UK, which has affected over 200 people and resulted in one death.
Emma Barnett Reveals Hysterectomy She 'Never Wanted to Have'
BBC Radio 4 Today host Emma Barnett, 41, reveals she underwent a hysterectomy and gallbladder removal due to endometriosis, calling it a surgery she 'never wanted to have.'
Why Successful Men Still Feel Empty and Grief-Stricken
Many men who achieve career success, marriage, and home ownership feel empty and angry. A psychotherapist explains this unnamed grief, why men struggle to recognize it, and how to break free from the pattern.
Raoult’s Work Flagged: 853 Papers with Ethical Concerns
A new analysis found 853 papers from Didier Raoult’s institute with substantial ethical and legal concerns, further questioning the scientific judgment of Trump health officials who promoted his hydroxychloroquine claims.
Fitness experts share gym etiquette rules for better workouts
Fitness experts outline key gym etiquette rules, including wiping equipment, reracking weights, and respecting others' space, to improve the workout experience for everyone.
Salmonella Outbreak: Safe Egg Eating Guidance
One person has died and hundreds have been affected by salmonella in the UK. The UKHSA says eggs may be linked, but UK-produced eggs are safe. Here's how to reduce risk.
Liverpool woman unable to move face after cancer surgery
A Liverpool student was left unable to move the left side of her face after life-saving surgery for rare parotid gland cancer, eventually being declared cancer-free in January 2024.
NHS trust medical director resigns over maternity wing closure
Dr Karen Davies resigned from Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, citing inability to support handling of maternity unit closure at Barnstaple hospital.
TV doctor urges action on 18-year life expectancy gap
Dr Amir Khan calls life expectancy disparities a 'national crisis' after data shows people in affluent areas live up to 18 years longer than those in poorer parts of the UK.
Dr Khan Urges Action on UK Life Expectancy 'Postcode Lottery'
Dr Amir Khan has called on the government to address the 'national crisis' of life expectancy disparities, with people in affluent areas like Marylebone living up to 18 years longer than those in poorer areas like Blackpool and Glasgow.
Yorkshire Patients Frustrated as AI GP Receptionist Struggles with Accents
Patients in Rotherham say the AI receptionist EMMA, used by NHS GP surgeries to cut phone wait times, cannot understand their Yorkshire accent, forcing some to visit in person.
Dad diagnosed with breast cancer after finding lump while swimming
Julian Albert, 63, discovered a pea-sized lump in his chest while swimming at The Savoy Hotel and was diagnosed with breast cancer, despite not knowing men could get the disease.
RSV Vaccine Halves Baby ICU Admissions in North East
Intensive care admissions for babies with RSV halved in the North East after the vaccine rollout, with 63 cases in 2025/26 down from 131 the previous year.
BHF warns garlic supplements may interact with warfarin
The British Heart Foundation warns garlic supplements can interact with blood thinners like warfarin, urging patients to consult a GP before taking them.
Is Your Summer Sea Swim Damaging Your Skin's Microbiome?
A sea swim temporarily reshuffles the skin's microbiome, but experts say it is not a cause for alarm. The bigger risk may be damage to the skin's physical barrier, especially for those with vulnerable skin.
Breakfast 'Mistake' Could Be Why You're Always Hungry by 11am
A nutritionist says a 30-second 'breakfast check' before eating could help you stay fuller until lunch by ensuring your meal includes protein, fibre, and healthy fats.
Salmonella Outbreak: One Dead, 207 Ill as Eggs Probed
A UK salmonella outbreak has killed one person and sickened 207 others, with imported eggs under investigation. An expert warns the confirmed cases may be 'just the tip of the iceberg.'
NHS Free Prescriptions Warning Over Expiry Dates After July Change
People have been urged to check the rules for free NHS prescriptions after a major change. Certificates issued from 16 July 2026 now last 10 years instead of five, but expiry dates must be monitored.
Dog food recall after pets develop eye condition
Years issues voluntary recall of fresh dog meals after reports of dry eye in pets, affecting 0.1% of customers. Owners urged to stop feeding immediately.
Sun cream banned from UK sale over 'high risk' warning
The Bubble Cosmetics Sunscreen Pack has been rejected at the UK border and cannot be sold to UK customers due to inadequate labelling and traceability information, the OPSS warns.
Egg safety checks amid UK salmonella outbreak
UKHSA reports salmonella outbreak linked to imported eggs; six cases in Scotland. Learn how to test egg freshness and follow FSA safety advice.
Dog Food Brand Years Recalls Products Over Dry Eye Reports
Years, a premium dog food brand, recalls products after 57 reports of suspected dry eye in pets, linked to buckwheat ingredient.
Pharmacist explains when foot changes signal heart problems
Swollen feet and ankles can indicate heart, kidney or liver problems. Pharmacist Rachel Jones from Superdrug explains which foot changes need medical attention.
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