Freshwater Swimming and Hearing Loss: What You Need to Know
Cold water swimming can lead to surfer's ear, bony growths in the ear canal causing hearing loss. Audiologist explains risks and prevention.
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Kate Celebrates Young Mother's Chemotherapy End
The Princess of Wales joined a celebration at The Christie NHS Foundation Trust as Claire Lorente, 30, rang the bell after finishing chemotherapy treatment.
Can Freshwater Swimming Lead to Hearing Loss?
Comedian Harry Enfield revealed his hearing loss from swimming in Highgate Ponds. An audiologist explains surfer's ear, symptoms, treatment, and prevention.
Milk Cuts Bowel Cancer Risk by 17%: Study
A new study by Oxford University and Cancer Research UK reveals that drinking one glass of milk a day can reduce bowel cancer risk by 17%, offering a simple dietary change for better health.
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Princess Kate Embraces Cancer Patient in Manchester Visit
Kate Middleton visited the Christie NHS Foundation Trust, where she hugged Claire Lorente as she rang the bell to celebrate finishing breast cancer treatment.
Dr Amir Khan Defends Weight Loss Jabs Against 'Cheating' Claims
Dr Amir Khan speaks out against critics of GLP-1 weight loss jabs, calling them evidence-based treatments for obesity, not cheating.
Midwives Forced into 24-Hour Shifts, NHS Probe Finds
A CQC investigation found hospital midwives at John Radcliffe Hospital were made to work double shifts without sleep, staying awake over 24 hours, risking patient safety.
NHS Midwives Told to Work Double Shifts Without Sleep
CQC report reveals midwives at John Radcliffe Hospital were asked to work double shifts without rest, risking patient safety. Only 36% of pregnant women triaged on time.
NHS Eye Care Failures Risking Vision, Study Warns
Nearly all NHS trusts in England fail eye care wait time targets, with 3 in 10 patients waiting over 18 weeks. Cost and delays deter Brits from seeking treatment, risking sight.
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NHS Staff Banned from Political Badges at Work
Lord John Mann's review into NHS antisemitism recommends banning political symbols like Palestine or Israel badges at work, citing rising Jewish staff ostracism and patient reluctance.
NHS staff should be banned from pro-Palestinian badges
An independent review into NHS antisemitism recommends banning staff from wearing pro-Palestinian badges and political insignia, after Jewish patients and staff report hiding their faith due to fear of harassment.
Dad Told Son's Constipation Was Rare E.Coli Causing Coma
Dean Amer's son Rafi, 7, was misdiagnosed with constipation but had rare E.coli causing kidney failure, coma, and seizures. After two years, he's recovering.
Better baby sling guidance needed, researchers say
A Durham University study of 1,470 parents reveals most buy slings online without proper advice, urging better education to prevent accidental suffocation and falls.
Ebola Outbreak in Congo Puts Women at Greater Risk as Caregivers
Women in eastern Congo face heightened Ebola risk as primary caregivers, with lack of protective gear and fear of hospitals worsening the crisis.
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Diphtheria Outbreak in Remote NT Aboriginal Community
A diphtheria outbreak has been reported in a remote Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory, prompting urgent health responses and vaccination drives to contain the spread.
Childcare Gaps Hinder Parents in Higher Education
A PhD student shares her struggle with childcare support in higher education, highlighting systemic barriers that make pursuing degrees difficult for parents without financial backing.
Empathy in NHS Trusts Linked to Better Outcomes and Savings
New research shows NHS trusts in England with higher empathy ratings have better patient outcomes, improved staff wellbeing, and lower spending on agency staff and consultants.
Baby Crib Recalled in UK Over Suffocation Risk
The New Mummy Crib Backpack sold on Amazon, eBay, and other platforms has been recalled due to serious suffocation and injury risks, according to UK safety regulators.
Ovarian Cancer Breakthrough Approved for NHS Use
NICE approves mirvetuximab soravtansine for NHS, the first new ovarian cancer treatment in 20 years, offering hope for chemotherapy-resistant patients.
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Footballer's Organs Save 7 Lives; Family Backs Donation
Family of footballer Jordan Sinnott, killed in 2020, reveals his organs saved seven lives. They back an NHS campaign as England faces a transplant crisis with record waiting lists.
Over 60 UK babies sick from contaminated formula
More than 60 UK babies fell ill after consuming infant formula contaminated with cereulide toxin. Experts warn hundreds more may have been affected due to delayed recall and lack of independent safety testing.
NHS Approves Ovarian Cancer Drug Elahere for Advanced Cases
The NHS has approved mirvetuximab soravtansine (Elahere) for platinum-resistant ovarian cancer, extending survival by 30% and offering precious extra months for up to 400 patients annually.
Promising Hantavirus Tools Emerge Despite Funding Gaps
Researchers report progress on hantavirus treatments and vaccines after a deadly cruise ship outbreak, but limited funding hampers development.
Half of Kidney Disease Cases Go Undiagnosed in US and UK
Up to 50% of chronic kidney disease cases in high-income countries like the US and UK are undiagnosed, increasing risks of heart attacks and strokes. Minorities and women are disproportionately affected.
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New Pill Could Replace CPAP for Sleep Apnea Patients
A new pill, AD109, shows promising results in treating obstructive sleep apnea, potentially eliminating the need for uncomfortable CPAP machines for millions.
Hip Replacements Linked to Memory Loss: Harvard Study
A Harvard study finds that one in seven older adults may experience accelerated memory loss after major surgeries like hip replacements, with delirium as a key risk factor.
UK Government Unveils Housing Plan to Tackle Crisis
The UK government has unveiled a comprehensive housing plan aimed at increasing affordable homes and reducing homelessness across the country.
NHS Online App to Offer Planned Care from 2027
From 2027, NHS Online via the NHS App will allow patients in England to opt for virtual planned care, connecting them with specialist clinicians to reduce waiting times and travel.
NHS: Monthly Headaches May Need GP Visit for Menstrual Migraines
The NHS urges women experiencing headaches at the same time each month to see a GP, as they may be menstrual migraines, which can be more severe and require treatment.
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Scoliosis affects over 2 million in the UK. Learn the four key signs, including back pain and uneven shoulders, to spot in children aged 10-15.
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