Gaza's Children Starve as UN Warns of Famine
A dire UN report reveals that malnutrition is ravaging Gaza's children, with famine-like conditions worsening amid ongoing conflict.
Category : Health
Junior doctors strike: NHS faces 5-day disruption
Junior doctors across England have launched a five-day strike, demanding better pay and working conditions. The NHS faces severe disruption as negotiations stall.
Samaritans Ireland criticises BBC interview methods
Samaritans Ireland criticises the BBC for its handling of a sensitive interview, raising concerns about media ethics and mental health.
Junior doctors begin 5-day NHS strike over pay
Junior doctors across England have begun a five-day strike, demanding a 35% pay rise and better working conditions. The NHS warns of severe disruptions to services as waiting lists hit record highs.
Junior doctors' strike sparks NHS patient safety fears
As junior doctors in England launch their longest-ever strike, NHS leaders warn of 'unprecedented disruption' and risks to patient care. Here's what you need to know.
Junior doctors strike over pay dispute - NHS disruption
Thousands of junior doctors across England have launched a fresh strike demanding pay restoration, plunging the NHS into another crisis as waiting lists soar.
Boy, 6, killed in horrific MRI accident
A six-year-old boy has died in a horrifying MRI accident after an oxygen tank was pulled into the machine, crushing him. The shocking incident has raised serious safety concerns.
Junior Doctors Announce New NHS Strike Dates
Junior doctors in England are set to walk out again in February as their bitter pay dispute with the government continues, threatening further disruption to NHS services.
Weight loss injections may relieve asthma symptoms
New research suggests that GLP-1 receptor agonists, commonly used for weight loss, may also improve asthma symptoms in obese individuals. Discover the potential dual benefits of these medications.
Simple trick makes cabbage taste incredible
Discover the secret ingredient that makes cabbage taste amazing. A chef-approved trick to elevate your meals effortlessly.
NHS crisis deepens as junior doctors plan new strike
As junior doctors prepare for yet another strike, the NHS faces mounting pressure. Will Labour's leadership survive the fallout?
Secrets of the World's Healthiest Diets
Discover the dietary habits of the world's longest-living populations, from Japan's Okinawa to the Mediterranean, and learn how to incorporate their secrets into your daily life.
Benjamina Ebuehi’s strawberry custard doughnut recipe
Discover how to make Benjamina Ebuehi’s heavenly strawberry and custard doughnuts – a perfect summer treat that’s easier than you think!
BMA accused of harming patients through strikes
A senior NHS consultant has criticised the British Medical Association (BMA), claiming its strike strategy harms patients and undermines public confidence in healthcare.
Boy, 12, dies from brain-eating amoeba after lake swim
A family is left devastated after their 12-year-old son, Jaysen Carr, tragically succumbs to a rare brain-eating amoeba infection contracted during a swim in a lake.
Iowa baby born at 21 weeks sets world record
A baby born in Iowa at just 21 weeks and one day has set a new world record as the most premature infant to survive, offering hope to families worldwide.
Pedro Pascal on anxiety and Fantastic Four pressure
The Last of Us star Pedro Pascal candidly discusses his struggles with anxiety and the overwhelming expectations of joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe as part of the Fantastic Four reboot.
Gran wakes from coma after life-changing surgery
A grandmother defies the odds after waking from a coma following a life-changing operation. Her inspiring story of resilience and recovery will leave you amazed.
Common fruit cuts dangerous cholesterol levels
Discover how a simple, everyday fruit might be the key to reducing harmful cholesterol and boosting heart health, according to new research.
UK rat infestation crisis spirals out of control
Britain faces a growing rat infestation crisis as urban areas struggle with surging rodent populations. Experts warn of health risks and call for urgent action.
WHO warns of disease outbreak in Gaza
The World Health Organization reports alarming disease symptoms spreading in Gaza due to deteriorating conditions, with children most at risk.
Cancer expert slams Dragons' Den podcast health advice
A leading oncologist has criticised a Dragons' Den podcast for promoting misleading and potentially harmful medical advice on cancer treatments.
Doctor warns of hidden household health hazard
A medical expert reveals how a seemingly harmless household item might be negatively impacting your wellbeing—find out if it's in your home.
Nicola Tappenden on ADHD and life after Page 3
Ex-Page 3 star Nicola Tappenden shares her journey with ADHD, career shifts, and personal growth in a candid interview.
Junior doctors suffer 26% pay cut since 2008
The British Medical Association exposes a 26% pay cut for junior doctors since 2008 as strikes continue, sparking debates over NHS funding and staff retention.
Wes Streeting pushes private sector role in NHS reform
New Health Secretary Wes Streeting announces controversial plans to involve private healthcare in NHS reforms to cut waiting lists, sparking mixed reactions.
Starmer vows NHS reform with new Health Secretary
Labour leader Keir Starmer pledges to transform the NHS by appointing a dedicated Health Secretary, aiming to tackle systemic issues and improve healthcare services across the UK.
Wegovy Could Save NHS Millions, Study Finds
Groundbreaking research suggests the NHS could save significant costs by prescribing Wegovy for weight loss, reducing obesity-related illnesses.
Weight loss jabs may ease asthma symptoms
New research suggests that weight loss injections like Ozempic may significantly reduce asthma symptoms in obese individuals, offering a dual health benefit.
Junior doctors announce new NHS strike dates
Junior doctors in England have declared fresh strike dates in their ongoing pay dispute with the government, escalating tensions in the NHS.
Page 437 of 469