How Volcanoes Led to the Black Death in Europe

New research uncovers how 14th-century volcanic eruptions caused famine, forcing Italian states to import grain—and the plague—from the Black Sea. Discover the climate link to history's deadliest pandemic.

Disabled man pushed onto Chicago train tracks

A man with an intellectual disability narrowly escaped death after being pushed onto CTA Blue line tracks for refusing to give a dollar. The attack follows a separate, horrific burning on the same line.

Adrian Chiles shares skin cancer diagnosis

TV presenter Adrian Chiles has undergone surgery to remove a cancerous skin patch from his shoulder. He urges vigilance and shares his experience with the NHS process. Read his full story.

ICU Nurse Answers Unconscious Patient Questions

An ICU nurse shares the realities of caring for unconscious patients, from washing hair to managing delirium. Discover the human side of intensive care. Read the full story.

Whitty: Elderly infection care is 'hit and miss'

England's chief medical officer, Chris Whitty, calls for urgent research to prevent and manage infections in older adults, highlighting risks from sepsis to dementia. Read his full report.

US panel debates ending newborn hepatitis B vaccine mandate

A federal vaccine committee appointed by RFK Jr. is considering rolling back the decades-old recommendation for all newborns to receive a hepatitis B shot at birth. The move could signal a major shift in US public health policy.

Never Boil Sprouts Again: Chef's Christmas Tip

Award-winning chef Jade Greenhalgh reveals an 'incredibly easy' method for crispy, flavourful Brussels sprouts. Prep now for a stress-free Christmas dinner centrepiece. Try her recipe today!

Kids' parties: chaotic but crucial for community

Amidst the sugar-fuelled chaos and awkward parent chats, children's birthday parties are forging vital real-world connections in an increasingly isolated society. Discover why these noisy gatherings matter.

Adrian Chiles reveals skin cancer diagnosis

TV presenter Adrian Chiles shares his skin cancer diagnosis after a biopsy on his shoulder. He urges vigilance and thanks his 'lucky stars' for early detection.

Sophie Habboo and Jamie Laing Welcome Baby Son Ziggy

Former Made In Chelsea stars Sophie Habboo and Jamie Laing announce the birth of their first child, a son named Ziggy. The couple shared the news on Instagram and will document their journey on a new Disney show.

NHS 'revolution' to boost organ transplant numbers

A 'revolutionary' NHS surgical technique could provide hundreds more lifesaving transplants. The new method, pioneered in the UK, is being rolled out nationwide to increase usable organs.

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