Ivermectin Cancer Research Sparks Controversy at NIH
The National Cancer Institute is investigating ivermectin's potential against cancer, despite lack of clinical evidence and its controversial pandemic history. Experts warn of risks.
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Louise Thompson Leads Protest for Maternity Care Reform
Former Made In Chelsea star Louise Thompson and MP Theo Clarke protest outside Parliament, demanding a maternity commissioner and national strategy after traumatic birth experiences.
Bijou Phillips Needs Urgent Second Kidney Transplant
Actress Bijou Phillips, 45, is hospitalized at UCLA Health and urgently requires a second kidney transplant after her first transplant failed. She is back on dialysis while awaiting a living donor.
Hidden Dangers of Rapid Weight Loss: GLP-1 Drugs and Diet Risks
Experts warn that rapid weight loss, whether from GLP-1 drugs, dieting, or illness, can lead to muscle loss, metabolic slowdown, and nutrient deficiencies, complicating health goals.
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Spider Silk Clinical Trials for Nerve Repair Surgery
Scientists are launching clinical trials using 'off-the-shelf' spider silk technology to repair devastating nerve injuries, potentially transforming treatment for hundreds of thousands of patients annually.
Fiona Phillips' Husband Shares Alzheimer's Heartbreak
Martin Frizell, husband of former GMTV presenter Fiona Phillips, opens up about her Alzheimer's battle, describing her as 'slipping away' and the family's struggle.
French Fertility Letter Debate: Future Fears and Policy
A French government letter urging 29-year-olds to have babies has ignited controversy, with critics citing climate anxiety, financial strain, and emotional costs as key barriers ignored by policymakers.
Daily Steps Over 5,000 May Slow Alzheimer's, Research Shows
A 14-year Harvard study reveals that walking more than 5,000 steps daily can slow cognitive decline and reduce tau protein buildup linked to Alzheimer's disease.
Six Midlife Depression Symptoms Tied to Dementia Risk
New research identifies six specific depressive symptoms in middle age that could signal increased dementia risk decades later, including loss of confidence and concentration difficulties.
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Fiona Phillips' Husband Shares Alzheimer's Daily Struggles
Martin Frizell opens up about caring for his wife Fiona Phillips, diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's at 61, detailing the emotional and practical challenges they face daily.
Gyles Brandreth's Cheese Diet: Lost 5lbs in Two Weeks
This Morning's Gyles Brandreth reveals his low-carb weight loss secret involving a simple cheese breakfast, aiming for 12st 9lbs by his 78th birthday in March.
Measles Outbreak: Officials Urge Vaccination as Cases Surge
Federal health officials are urging Americans to get vaccinated against measles as a historic outbreak sickens nearly 1,000 in South Carolina, with vaccination rates below herd immunity thresholds.
Sepsis Victim's Parents Demand Mandatory NHS Training After Loss
Steve and Jane James tearfully recount their daughter Bethan's death from sepsis in 2020, blaming missed symptoms and calling for compulsory training across Welsh hospitals.
Thai Coffee Chains Slash Sugar Content in Health Initiative
Nine major coffee chains in Thailand have committed to reducing default sugar levels by 50% in a government-led effort to combat excessive sugar consumption and rising health issues.
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Jayne Trcka's Cause of Death Revealed as Accidental
The San Diego County Medical Examiner has determined retired actress and bodybuilder Jayne Trcka died accidentally at age 62 from cardiovascular disease complicated by a fracture, with chronic alcohol use as a contributing factor.
Can the '36 Questions' Truly Spark Love? Science Explains
Exploring whether the viral '36 questions' can foster romantic love or simply build closeness through reciprocal self-disclosure, based on psychological research.
NHS 'Two Fish a Week' Rule May Help Weight Loss
The NHS recommends eating fish twice weekly, including oily varieties, to support weight management through protein and omega-3s while improving heart health.
Lucy Mecklenburgh Shows Endometriosis Surgery Scars and Recovery
Former TOWIE star Lucy Mecklenburgh shares details of her laparoscopy for endometriosis, showing faint scars and discussing her recovery process and ongoing symptoms.
Diabetic Patients Fast 15 Hours in NHS Corridor Crisis
A damning Healthwatch England report reveals diabetic patients went over 15 hours without food in NHS corridors, with one in 10 waiting over 12 hours for beds in December.
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Baby Formula Poisoning Scandal: Mother's Anguish
Vienna Symons recounts her son Finley's illness from contaminated SMA formula, part of a UK-wide recall affecting dozens of babies. Parents demand accountability from Nestlé and Danone.
UK Backpacker's Family Desperate for £170k Repatriation from Thailand
The family of critically injured British backpacker Tiger Duggan must raise £170,000 to fly him home from Thailand after his travel insurance refused to pay out, with the UK government offering no practical help.
Six-Letter Acronym for Describing Pain to Doctors
A family medicine resident shares the OPQRST method to help patients articulate symptoms more accurately during GP appointments, improving diagnosis and treatment.
BBC Doctor: Millions Could Have Undiagnosed Sleep Apnoea
Dr Xand van Tulleken reveals millions in the UK might have sleep apnoea without knowing it. The condition involves breathing interruptions during sleep and can lead to serious health risks.
NHS Corridor Care Crisis: 24-Hour Waits on Broken Beds
A damning Healthwatch England report reveals patients waited over 24 hours on broken beds in dark corridors, with one dying after 40 hours. December's junior doctors' strike exacerbated the crisis.
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5 Toxic Plants Pet Owners Must Keep Away From Dogs and Cats
Blue Cross and Purina warn that everyday plants like tulips, lilies, and daffodils can cause severe poisoning in pets. With Valentine's Day approaching, experts urge vigilance to protect dogs and cats from these hazardous blooms.
Danniella Westbrook's Facial Reconstruction After Addiction
Former EastEnders actress Danniella Westbrook details her extensive facial reconstruction surgeries following severe damage from past cocaine addiction and osteoporosis.
Parents Demand Mandatory CCTV in Nurseries After Infant Death
Following the tragic suffocation of nine-month-old Genevieve Meehan, her parents are campaigning for compulsory CCTV and stricter regulations in UK nurseries to prevent future incidents.
Mum Nearly Dies After Buying Fake Weight Loss Jabs on WhatsApp
A mother-of-three was hospitalised with severe dehydration after purchasing counterfeit weight loss injections from a beautician via WhatsApp, highlighting the dangers of unregulated online sales.
Cancer-Linked Chemicals Discovered in Hair Extensions
New research reveals dozens of dangerous chemicals in hair extensions, with Black women disproportionately exposed to cancer and hormone disruption risks.
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Lake District Village GP Crisis as Recruitment Fails
Coniston village in the Lake District risks losing its GP practice after a year-long search, despite a campaign highlighting its rural charm and pubs, amid a national shortage of doctors.
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