High-potency UK cannabis fuels psychosis surge
New research reveals stronger cannabis strains in the UK are causing a sharp increase in psychotic episodes, prompting calls for stricter regulation.
Category : Health
AI predicts baby's due date from ultrasounds
Groundbreaking AI technology can now analyse ultrasound scans to determine a baby's exact due date, revolutionising prenatal care and reducing risks for expectant mothers.
Carrots: Superfood or Threat to Men's Sexual Health?
A recent study suggests that excessive carrot consumption might negatively impact men's libido. Experts weigh in on the potential risks and benefits of this common vegetable.
Private school advantage in NHS work experience revealed
Exclusive investigation reveals how private school pupils gain preferential access to NHS work experience placements, sparking debate over equity in healthcare opportunities.
AI helps Chelsea Hospital predict patient discharges
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital is leveraging AI to predict patient discharges, reducing bed shortages and improving efficiency in the NHS.
NHS tech delays harming patients, warns Labour
Labour's Peter Kyle calls for urgent NHS tech upgrades to cut waiting times and improve patient care, criticising current government delays.
NHS trials AI to speed up hospital discharges
The NHS is set to trial an innovative AI system designed to streamline hospital discharges, reducing delays and improving patient care. The pilot could revolutionise healthcare efficiency.
Rabies alert: Hundreds exposed after dog attack
Health officials warn of potential rabies exposure after an infected dog bit multiple children, sparking a major public health response.
Eat Right, Sleep Better: Diet Tips for Restful Nights
Discover how your diet impacts sleep quality and learn the best foods to eat—and avoid—for a restful night.
Josie Gibson's Breast Cancer Scare: 'I Found a Lump'
TV personality Josie Gibson shares her harrowing experience after discovering a lump in her breast, urging women to prioritise regular checks.
Why the 'triangle of death' makes pimple popping dangerous
A woman's viral warning highlights the serious risks of popping pimples in the facial 'triangle of death'—where infections can lead to life-threatening complications.
NHS Scotland's soup-shake diet fights diabetes
Scotland's NHS introduces a groundbreaking soup and shake diet programme to combat diabetes and obesity, offering hope for thousands.
Woman left tampon in for a month – shocking health effects
A young woman shares her terrifying experience after leaving a tampon in for weeks, leading to severe health complications. Experts warn of the dangers of Toxic Shock Syndrome.
NHS Scotland secrecy row over trans tribunal
NHS Scotland officials attempted to withhold crucial details from a transgender tribunal, sparking a fresh row over transparency and public trust.
Malnourished Palestinian woman dies after Gaza evacuation
A 20-year-old Palestinian woman, severely malnourished and evacuated from Gaza, has died in an Italian hospital, highlighting the dire humanitarian crisis in the region.
Gaza woman declared dead found alive in Italy
A Palestinian woman, initially reported dead in Gaza, was discovered alive in an Italian hospital after a case of mistaken identity.
Miracle baby survives 100ft fall in Turkey
A two-month-old baby girl miraculously survived after falling from a fourth-floor window in Turkey, landing on a parked car. Doctors are calling it a 'miracle' as the infant suffered only minor injuries.
Mangoes may help manage diabetes, study finds
A recent study suggests that mangoes may help regulate blood sugar levels in people with obesity, offering a potential dietary aid for diabetes management.
Wetherspoon manager sacked for NHS free meals gesture
A Wetherspoon manager has been dismissed after offering free meals to NHS workers, sparking debate over corporate policies and goodwill gestures.
Early dementia sign could appear in your hands
Experts reveal a surprising early sign of dementia that may appear in your hands – and why spotting it early could make all the difference.
Toddler burned by spilled coffee - parents' warning
A Brisbane toddler suffered second-degree burns when a cup of hot coffee spilled on him, prompting his parents to share a crucial safety message for all families.
Gladiators' Zack George opens up about baby loss
Fitness champion and Gladiators star Zack George shares his emotional journey of losing a baby with his wife, revealing their pain and resilience on national television.
Escaping London’s Stress: A Life-Changing Move
A former Londoner reveals how city life led to chronic fatigue and anxiety—and how moving to the countryside transformed her health and happiness.
Urgent pasta recall over health risks
A nationwide recall has been issued for a widely sold pasta brand due to potential health risks. Consumers are urged to check their cupboards immediately.
PIP claimants face summer payment cuts
Thousands of PIP claimants could see their payments reduced this summer as the DWP reviews eligibility criteria. Here’s how it could affect you.
Turkey Hair Transplants Leave Patients Scarred
A surge in medical tourism for hair transplants in Turkey has left many patients with severe complications, including permanent scarring and tissue death. Experts warn of the risks involved in seeking cheap procedures abroad.
Alpha Brain Nootropic: Cognitive Enhancer Reviewed
Discover how Alpha Brain, a popular nootropic supplement, claims to enhance memory, focus, and mental clarity. Is it worth the hype?
MRSA: Symptoms, Risks & Prevention
Learn about MRSA, a dangerous antibiotic-resistant infection, its symptoms, how it spreads, and ways to prevent it.
Ongoing back pain? It might be axial spondyloarthritis
Experts warn that ongoing back pain might indicate axial spondyloarthritis, a chronic inflammatory condition often overlooked. Learn the signs and when to seek help.
K-Pop fuels UK cosmetic surgery boom
The rising popularity of K-pop is driving a wave of cosmetic procedures in the UK, with fans seeking the 'perfect' Korean beauty look. Experts warn of risks and psychological pressures.
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