Mum Lost 8 Stone Despite Mounjaro Gallbladder Removal
Emma McDonald lost 8 stone using Mounjaro but needed emergency gallbladder surgery after it began rotting. She continues the treatment despite the serious health scare.
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Why Women Prefer Hotter Showers: Doctor's Explanation
A US doctor explains the scientific reasons why many women prefer hotter showers than men, citing body heat loss, hormones, and blood flow differences.
Doctor's Urgent Migraine Alert: 'Act Now'
Dr Raj Arora issues critical health warning to migraine sufferers, emphasising proper diagnosis over social media trends and self-treatment with supplements or gadgets.
Severe TB Leaves Young Brits Unable to Walk, Doctor Warns
A leading respiratory physician warns that tuberculosis cases are surging in England, with young people suffering severe spinal forms that leave them paralysed. The country risks losing its low-TB status.
3 Signs Your Dog Could Be Depressed This Winter
A veterinary nurse explains how dogs experience winter blues and reveals three critical signs of potential depression, plus expert tips to boost their mood during colder months.
How Music Affects Dogs: Expert Insights and Practical Tips
Exploring how dog owners use music for training, anxiety relief, and creating calm environments, with expert advice on making it a positive experience for pets.
Model Breaks NDA Silence After Botched Breast Surgery
Katy Morgan spent two-and-a-half years silenced by an NDA after a contaminated implant from a Harley Street surgeon left her hospitalised. She finally speaks out about her ordeal and the fight to reclaim her voice.
Gaza Teen's Walking Hope Depends on Rafah Border
A 15-year-old Palestinian girl's chance to walk again after a bullet shattered her knee depends on medical evacuation through the Rafah crossing, as thousands await treatment abroad amid Gaza's devastated healthcare system.
Study Uncovers Peak Fitness Age and When Decline Begins
A comprehensive 47-year Swedish study has pinpointed when physical fitness peaks and begins to decline, with surprising findings about exercise benefits later in life.
Claim £300 Winter Fuel Payment by March 31 Deadline
Some pensioners must actively claim the Winter Fuel Payment, a tax-free benefit for heating costs, by March 31, 2026, due to DWP rules, with amounts up to £300 depending on age and circumstances.
NHS Rosuvastatin Warning: Stop Taking If Symptoms
The NHS has issued crucial guidance for millions taking rosuvastatin, urging immediate cessation if specific serious side effects occur. Learn the symptoms requiring urgent medical attention.
Church of England Sees Rise in Exorcism Requests
The Church of England has noted a significant increase in requests for deliverance ministry, commonly known as exorcism, since the Covid-19 pandemic, with many seeking spiritual reassurance rather than dramatic rituals.
MIND Diet and Drugs Cut Dementia Risk, Studies Find
Research reveals the MIND diet can reduce Alzheimer's risk by up to 53%, while vaccines and Viagra may also lower dementia likelihood through anti-inflammatory effects.
Common Health Conditions That Significantly Increase Dementia Risk
Experts reveal how heart health, sleep quality, vision, hearing and even gum disease can dramatically affect your chances of developing dementia, with practical advice for prevention.
Weight-Loss Jabs Linked to Gallbladder Surgery Rise
NHS data shows a 15% annual increase in gallbladder operations, with surgeons noting many patients report using GLP-1 weight-loss medications like Wegovy and Mounjaro, which carry known gallstone risks.
Seven Lifestyle Changes That Can Slash Dementia Risk
New research reveals how exercise, social connection, and avoiding pollution can dramatically reduce dementia risk. Experts explain the science behind brain-protecting habits.
Bodybuilder Influencer, 26, Dies Suddenly in Sleep
Fitness influencer Bi Jiaqi, 26, died suddenly in his sleep, with friends noting concerning symptoms like purple lips and bulging neck veins before his passing.
When to See a Doctor for a Cough: Expert Advice
Medical professionals explain when a cough warrants a doctor's visit, detailing symptoms like duration, fever, and breathing issues that signal serious conditions.
Corridor Care 'Inevitable' in NHS Hospitals as A&Es Overcrowded
Doctors warn corridor care is now unavoidable in NHS hospitals, with A&Es having 2.5 patients per treatment bay and patients waiting up to 16 days for beds.
Emergency Doctors' Cold Weather Safety Guide for Power Cuts
Emergency room physicians provide expert advice on preventing hypothermia, recognising symptoms, and staying safe during freezing temperatures and prolonged power outages.
82p-a-Day Solution for Women's Night-Time Toilet Trips
Discover how a UK-developed supplement, priced at 82p daily, is helping women manage bladder discomfort and interrupted sleep, especially during menopause, with key ingredients like pumpkin seed and soy germ extract.
Guinea Worm Cases Drop to Just 10 Worldwide in 2025
The Carter Center announces historic low of 10 human Guinea worm infections in 2025, marking significant progress toward global eradication of the painful parasitic disease.
Mirror's Christmas Appeal Raises £30k for Lifelites
The Mirror's Christmas charity campaign has raised nearly £30,000 for Lifelites, providing assistive technology to seriously ill children across the UK and Ireland.
Middle-Class ADHD Diagnosis Surge Bypasses NHS Waits
Wealthier Britons are securing ADHD diagnoses through private clinics, avoiding NHS waits of up to ten years, with prescriptions surging five-fold in a decade.
Cancer Patient Sues NHS After Eight Years of Chemotherapy Error
David Bown, 41, is taking legal action against University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust after being prescribed chemotherapy for eight years instead of six months, resulting in irreversible brain damage.
Weight Loss Jabs Linked to Gallbladder Op Surge
Top surgeons report concerning rise in gallbladder removals among patients using popular weight loss injections like Wegovy and Mounjaro, prompting calls for urgent research.
NY Nurses' Vigil for Alex Pretti Spotlights Healthcare Challenges
Nurses in New York City gathered for a solemn vigil to honour Alex Pretti, underscoring the ongoing pressures and emotional toll faced by healthcare professionals across the United States.
Why Paying Kidney Donors Won't Solve NHS Transplant Crisis
Experts argue against legalising kidney sales, highlighting systemic issues in kidney disease prevention, unequal access to care, and untapped altruistic donation potential in the UK.
Kerry Katona Hospitalised, Treated in Corridor for Colitis
Atomic Kitten singer Kerry Katona has been hospitalised for suspected colitis, revealing she was initially placed on a bed in a corridor due to overcrowding. She has since been moved but remains in care.
ADHD Postcode Lottery Favours Wealthy as Prescriptions Soar
Analysis reveals middle-class patients access ADHD prescriptions more easily via private clinics, creating stark regional disparities in diagnosis rates across England.
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