Ebola outbreak may be mutating as cases surge in DRC
Health officials fear Ebola is mutating as the DRC outbreak surpasses 4,000 cases and 1,800 deaths, prompting door-to-door searches.
Category : Health
Manchester scientists find window to stop deadly brain cancer
Manchester researchers discovered a post-surgery window to attack glioblastoma, potentially preventing its return and reshaping treatment.
Mother's grief as son, 20, dies of asbestos cancer
A mother whose son died of asbestos-related cancer at 20 says misdiagnosis delayed treatment. Liam Exley's mesothelioma was found too late.
How to Protect Your Hair in the Pool This Summer
A dip in the pool can strip hair of natural oils, leaving it dull and damaged. Tina Farey shares tips to protect hair from chlorine, sun, and heat this summer.
Jesy Nelson 'in a dream' after daughters' feeding tubes removed
Jesy Nelson says she is 'in a dream' after her twin daughters had their nasogastric feeding tubes removed following surgery for spinal muscular atrophy.
7 Dog Illnesses Linked to Poor Nutrition
Poor nutrition can cause or contribute to seven common dog illnesses, including obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. A balanced diet is key.
Around 70 GP surgeries in North East hit by IT disruption
Around 70 GP surgeries in the North East are experiencing IT issues, mostly in Durham and Northumberland, with the network provider working to fix the problem.
Aldi 9p Breakfast Food Boosts Energy and Cuts Cholesterol
Adding Aldi's 85p porridge oats to your breakfast could fight fatigue and lower cholesterol, diabetes, and bowel cancer risk, all for just 9p per 100g.
Relief as woman, 24, tests positive for Huntington's
Farah Renshaw, 24, from Greater Manchester, felt relief after testing positive for Huntington's, the disease that killed her dad, nana, and auntie.
Damning report exposes Cardiff health board crisis
Independent report into Cardiff and Vale University Health Board reveals severe leadership, culture, and governance failings, including power outages, low morale, and missed diagnoses.
Breast cancer at 27: 'Doctors told me I was too young'
New data shows UK breast cancer checks miss up to 95% of at-risk women under 50. Two young survivors share their stories of being dismissed and now push for change.
Father and son win gold at Transplant Games, appeal for donor
Tom and Nick Chater won gold in archery at the British Transplant Games, but their biggest hope is finding a kidney donor for Nick, who has waited over three years.
Dr Amir Khan's one-hour warning for Brits flying on holiday
Dr Amir Khan advises holidaymakers to move every one to two hours on flights to prevent blood clots, warning against taking aspirin.
Chef's Storage Tricks Keep Herbs Fresh 3 Weeks Longer
A chef reveals simple storage methods using jars, plastic bags, and damp kitchen roll to keep herbs fresh for up to three weeks longer.
Woman, 24, tests positive for Huntington's after family loss
Farah Renshaw, 24, from Salford, has tested positive for the Huntington's gene after watching her nana, auntie, and dad die from the disease. She now raises awareness on social media.
Pharmacy-Led Service Aids Knee Replacement Recovery
A pharmacy-led service in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde helps hip and knee replacement patients recover at home sooner, reducing hospital stays and post-discharge healthcare visits.
NHS lists SADS symptoms after Mark Hughes' son's death
Around 500 people in the UK are affected by Sudden Arrhythmic Death Syndrome (SADS) each year. The NHS has outlined symptoms and warning signs to be aware of.
Katie Price fears Harvey heart attack amid obesity battle
Katie Price says she fears son Harvey will have a heart attack due to obesity, as he struggles to walk and bathe alone.
SADS symptoms and NHS advice after Mark Hughes' son dies
Around 500 people in the UK die annually from SADS, a condition linked to heart problems, with symptoms including palpitations, dizziness, and fainting.
New hantavirus case in Europe after holiday in France
A new hantavirus case has been recorded in Europe after an individual tested positive following a holiday in France, prompting tracing efforts.
Actress: disability grant cut leaves her unable to work
An award-winning actress says the Government's 80% cut to her disability support grant has left her housebound and unable to work, accusing the DWP of punishing her for being disabled.
Mum's shame over food bank use as child food poverty stats revealed
Nearly 24% of households with under-fives in England face food poverty, a report says. Mum-of-two Meg Bonnie, 21, shares her experience of using food banks and the shame she felt.
Mother's grief as son, 20, dies of rare asbestos cancer
A mother whose son died at 20 from mesothelioma, a rare asbestos-related cancer, says misdiagnosis delayed treatment. She now raises awareness.
UK Blue Badge rules: invisible conditions can qualify
Blue Badge eligibility includes invisible conditions like autism and anxiety, says expert Lee Cartwright, urging people to check if they qualify.
Woman's life ruined by neighbour's 3am music habit
A property conveyancer regrets not checking neighbours before buying, as loud music until 3am disrupts her home, causing anxiety and thoughts of moving.
Bus driver loses 9st after blood pressure scare, targets MdS
Geoff Stockley, 39, from Poole, Dorset, lost 9 stone after a high blood pressure warning, dropping from 24st to 15st 10lbs, and now plans to run the Marathon des Sables 2027.
Ayrshire nursing home graded after unannounced inspection
Glebe House Care Home in Dalmellington received 'adequate' grades for leadership and care planning after a July spot check by the Care Inspectorate.
Stomach Ache Leads to Terminal Cancer Diagnosis
A 22-year-old man from Croydon has been given less than a year to live after a stomach ache revealed stage four kidney cancer, one of the rarest forms.
New mental health A&Es announced for North East
The Government has confirmed 59 new mental health emergency departments across the UK, including at St Nicholas' Hospital in Gosforth and Lanchester Road Hospital in County Durham, as part of a £343m rollout.
Surgeon's tribute to brother after cancer death
Surgeon Ewen Thomson pays tribute to his younger brother Iain, who died of oesophageal cancer at 56. He is raising funds for Macmillan.
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