Family: Hospital Discharge for Anorexic Woman Is Death Sentence
Caitlin Mackay's family fights to prevent her discharge from hospital, fearing it will lead to her death due to severe anorexia and heart damage.
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Father Pays Heartbreaking Tribute to Son After Meningitis
A devastated father has paid tribute to his 'kind hearted son' Lewis Walters, 17, who died from meningitis. Two other students are being treated for the infection.
DfE's £12.4m Fostering Fund: Progress but Not Enough
The DfE announces a £12.4m Fostering Innovation Fund to modernise care, but experts warn recruitment alone isn't enough without proper support for carers.
Ovarian Cancer Signs Every Woman Must Know
Dr Amir Khan highlights subtle ovarian cancer symptoms often dismissed. Learn the warning signs, risk factors, and when to see a GP for early detection.
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Meningitis Outbreaks Surge Post-Covid: Experts Warn
Meningitis cases are rising at unprecedented rates, with experts suggesting Covid may be responsible. A student has died in Berkshire, following a deadly Kent outbreak linked to a nightclub.
Reading Schools Named in Meningitis Outbreak
Two Reading schools identified in meningitis outbreak after a college student died. UKHSA says risk to public remains low, with close contacts given antibiotics.
Reading Meningitis Outbreak: Student Death, Schools Named
A student from Henley College died from meningitis. Two other pupils from Reading Blue Coat School and Highdown Secondary School are being treated. UKHSA offers antibiotics to contacts.
Meningitis Outbreak in Reading: Two Treated, One Dead
Two students in Reading are being treated for meningitis while a third has died. UKHSA confirms social links between cases, urging vigilance amid fears of an outbreak.
Reading Meningitis Outbreak: Teen Dies, Two Infected
A student at Henley College has died, and two pupils from Reading schools are being treated for meningitis. UKHSA confirms testing shows different strain from previous outbreaks.
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NHS warns of serious statin side effects requiring action
NHS guidelines urge those taking statins to stop and seek help if they experience symptoms like muscle pain, yellowing skin, severe stomach pain, or allergic reactions.
Singapore Doctor Jailed for Patient Death in Aesthetic Procedure
A Singapore court sentenced Dr. Chan Bingyi to 18 months in jail for the death of a 31-year-old woman who suffered cardiac arrest during a chelation treatment in 2019.
Jesy Nelson Champions SMA Screenings on Twins' Birthday
Jesy Nelson celebrates her twins' first birthday, sharing a tribute to their strength and advocating for newborn SMA screening to enable early treatment.
Southport survivor 'devastated' by NHS records breach
Leanne Lucas, Southport attack survivor, condemns 48 NHS staff for accessing medical records without reason, calling it a 'scandal'.
Blood Test Detects Failing Prostate Cancer Treatment Early
A groundbreaking blood test can identify failing prostate cancer treatment earlier, potentially leading to personalised therapies and extended lives for men with advanced disease.
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Hantavirus Expert: UK Outbreak Unlikely to Match Covid-19
Prof Emma Thomson says UK may see one or two hantavirus cases from cruise ship, but insists a pandemic like Covid-19 is very unlikely. Public Health Scotland monitors potential contacts.
First Diphtheria Death in Australia in Nearly a Decade
A patient in the Northern Territory has died from diphtheria, the first fatal case in Australia since 2018. Over 145 cases have been reported in the NT since January 2025, prompting a territory-wide vaccination drive.
New Institute to Tackle UK Chronic Wound Crisis
The University of Hull launches a £48 million institute to address chronic wounds, affecting 2.2 million people and costing the NHS £8.3 billion annually.
Prostate Cancer Screening Study Shows 13% Death Reduction
A new study suggests prostate cancer screening could reduce deaths by 13%, prompting UK experts to consider a national programme. Targeted screening may mitigate overdiagnosis risks.
Streeting's NHS Record: Selective Praise, Unfinished Reforms
Wes Streeting's resignation letter highlights NHS improvements, but critics argue he avoided tough decisions and failed to deliver fundamental change.
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Mother: Mental Health System Broken After Son's Attacks
Celeste Calocane, mother of Valdo Calocane who killed three in Nottingham, testified that the mental health system is broken and she had to navigate it alone despite raising flags.
Weight-Loss Jabs Could Halve Sick Leave, Ease NHS Strain
A UK study shows GLP-1 weight-loss injections reduce sick days by 45% and long-term absence by 56%, potentially freeing up millions of GP appointments and saving the NHS £364m annually.
Teen dies, two ill in Berkshire meningitis outbreak
A young person has died and two others are being treated after a meningitis outbreak in Berkshire. Health officials offer antibiotics to close contacts.
New Institute Targets NHS Chronic Wound Crisis
University of Hull launches £48M Wound Innovation Institute to combat chronic wounds costing NHS £8.3B annually, focusing on diabetic foot ulcers and amputation recovery.
Flu Paralysis Strikes Man in Minutes
A 35-year-old man became paralyzed from the chest down within 15 minutes after a severe flu, diagnosed with transverse myelitis. He may never walk again.
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Finland's Eurovision: Flames, Violin, and Safety Ninjas
Finland's Eurovision favorites Pete Parkkonen and Linda Lampenius use flames, a valuable 18th-century violin, and a team of 'ninjas' to create a spectacular performance.
Deadly Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Backyard Poultry
A Salmonella outbreak linked to backyard poultry has sickened 184, hospitalized 53, and killed one across 31 US states, with antibiotic-resistant strains raising concerns.
Prostate Cancer Screening Could Save Thousands of Lives
A landmark Cochrane review finds that PSA screening for prostate cancer reduces deaths, comparable to breast and bowel screening programs, prompting calls for a national screening program.
Blood Test for Prostate Cancer May Cut Deaths, Review Says
A major review of nearly 800,000 men suggests PSA blood test screening likely reduces prostate cancer deaths, but experts warn of overdiagnosis and overtreatment risks.
New Institute to Tackle Chronic Wounds Costing NHS Billions
A new £48 million research institute in Hull aims to address chronic wounds, which affect 2.2 million people and cost the NHS £8.3 billion annually, more than cancer and obesity.
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Weight Loss Drugs May Ease Migraine and Asthma
Two studies suggest weight-loss drugs like Wegovy may reduce migraine medication use and asthma flare-ups, offering benefits beyond weight loss.
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