NHS Trump drug deal 'may cost 15,000 lives'
A £3bn deal to pay US drug firms more and avoid Trump's tariffs could lead to 15,971 extra deaths yearly as NHS rations care, York University research reveals. Read the full analysis.
Category : Health
Christmas stress peaks at 12:27pm, reveals new survey
New research pinpoints 12:27pm as the peak stress moment on Christmas Day. Discover five expert wellness tips to reclaim your calm and enjoy the festive season.
Christmas Spices Reduce Bloating & Blood Sugar
Cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg offer proven health benefits for digestion and blood sugar control, perfect for the holiday season. Discover the science behind these festive flavours.
Ofsted: Profit motive 'bending' children's homes system
Ofsted warns of a 'national scandal' as children's homes chase profit, clustering in cheap areas and charging up to £30,000 a week. Vulnerable children are being failed, says watchdog.
Junior Doctors Strike Over Pay: What They Really Earn
As junior doctors announce a five-day pre-Christmas strike, we examine their salaries, the inflation gap, and how UK pay compares globally. Discover the facts behind the dispute.
NHS Approves Papillon to Prevent Stoma Surgery
A pioneering low-energy X-ray treatment for rectal cancer gets NHS approval, allowing patients to avoid life-altering stoma surgery and improving quality of life. Learn about this breakthrough.
Pre-teen smartphone use fuels obesity and depression risk
New research links smartphone ownership in pre-teens to a 31% higher depression risk and increased obesity. Discover the findings and expert advice for parents.
New NHS Adviser to Tackle Violence Against Women and Girls
Labour MP Jess Asato appointed as Violence Against Women and Girls adviser to the Department of Health. She will lead an NHS overhaul to improve victim support and early identification.
Molly-Mae Hague's hospital dash for ill daughter and Tommy Fury
Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague reveals the traumatic week she rushed both her daughter Bambi and boxer Tommy Fury to hospital with severe illness. Read her emotional account.
Soybean Oil Linked to Weight Gain in New Study
New research suggests soybean oil, prevalent in processed foods, may drive obesity through metabolism. Learn what this means for your diet and health policy.
Half a Million Brits Go Abroad for Cosmetic Surgery
A 50% surge in Brits travelling for cut-price medical treatment, from Turkey teeth to tummy tucks, raises serious safety concerns. Experts warn of complications and poor aftercare.
UK's 25% US Drug Price Deal: A 'Problematic Precedent'
The UK's agreement to pay 25% more for new US medicines has sparked warnings it could set a dangerous precedent for Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. Experts fear global ripple effects.
BMA Chair Denies Political Motives for Christmas Strike
BMA chair Dr Tom Dolphin rejects claims he is using junior doctors' strikes to further his political career, as a five-day walkout is set for December. Read the full story.
Atacama Desert documentary reveals new hope against superbugs
A groundbreaking documentary reveals how scientists are hunting for new antibiotics in Chile's Atacama Desert, the driest place on Earth, to combat the global superbug crisis. Watch the story of survival and science.
Antarctic scientists find new clues to fight superbugs
Researchers in Antarctica's McMurdo Dry Valleys discover extreme microbes that could unlock new antibiotics. Their work is a crucial front in the global fight against drug-resistant superbugs. Read the full story.
Teen mauled to death by lion in Brazil zoo tragedy
A 19-year-old with mental health issues was killed by a lioness after entering its enclosure at a Brazilian zoo. The incident, captured on video, is under investigation as a possible suicide attempt.
Study: Intelligent men are more faithful, less jealous
New research from Oakland University suggests men with strong problem-solving skills show greater commitment and less jealousy in relationships. Discover the key findings for healthier romance.
Example criticised after telling disabled fan to dance
Singer Example faces backlash after telling a pregnant, disabled fan to 'get up and dance' at London's O2 Arena. The incident, caught on video, has drawn comparisons to a similar Madonna blunder. Read the full story.
World's Top Doctors Reveal How They Avoid Getting Sick
Health journalist Liz Moody asked leading medics for their top tips to prevent illness and recover faster. Discover the simple foods and habits they swear by.
Swap Mayo for Yoghurt in Tuna Sandwiches, Says Chef
A culinary expert reveals a healthy swap for mayonnaise in tuna sandwiches. Using plain yoghurt creates a creamier, zestier filling with fewer calories. Discover the easy recipe here.
Doctor's Christmas IBS advice: Ditch the sprouts
A GP offers crucial dietary tips for the one in five Brits with IBS to navigate Christmas dinner without flare-ups. Learn which festive swaps to make for a comfortable holiday.
6 Signs of Loneliness in Older Adults at Christmas
Age UK reveals 1.5 million older people will eat Christmas dinner alone. Learn the subtle signs of loneliness and how to support loved ones this festive season.
Obesity Speeds Up Alzheimer's Biomarkers by 95%
New research shows obesity can accelerate Alzheimer's disease progression, with blood tests proving more sensitive than brain scans. Discover the crucial link and potential for future treatments.
Woman's haunting scream before gouging out her own eyes
Kaylee Muthart lost her sight at 20 during a meth-induced psychosis. Eight years on, she shares her story of trauma, faith, and remarkable resilience. Read her journey.
Alert Over Fake 'Godzilla' Weight-Loss Jabs Sold Online
Experts issue an urgent warning as counterfeit 'Godzilla' weight-loss injections are sold illegally online. Learn the serious health risks and safe alternatives.
Woman's back pain dismissed as incurable cancer found
Nothando Nhliziyo, 22, was repeatedly told to take painkillers for excruciating back pain. A&E scans later revealed rare, stage 4 angiosarcoma. She urges others to push for answers.
Teenager killed by lion in Brazil zoo enclosure breach
A 19-year-old man with mental health issues was mauled to death by a lioness after scaling a 20-foot wall at a Brazilian zoo. The incident, captured on video, is under investigation as a possible suicide attempt.
Motability 2026 Changes: Costs to Increase for Disabled Users
Major changes to the Motability Scheme from July 2026 will see average upfront costs rise by £400. Learn how the VAT and insurance tax changes affect your lease.
Teen's lungs blackened after three years of vaping
Shocking images reveal a 17-year-old's blackened, damaged lungs after a vaping habit led to multiple collapses. He warns others of the severe health risks.
New NHS Adviser on Violence Against Women Appointed
Labour MP Jess Asato drafted to overhaul NHS response to violence against women and girls, as concerns mount over government's ability to halve VAWG. Read the full story.
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