Minimum Heating Temperature to Prevent Winter Illness
NHS, WHO and UKHSA all recommend maintaining indoor temperatures at 18°C minimum to protect against cold, flu and other winter illnesses, with higher settings for vulnerable groups.
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Dog Owners Warned of Pancake Day Dangers to Pets
Veterinary experts issue urgent warning to dog owners ahead of Pancake Day, highlighting toxic ingredients and providing safe alternatives to prevent emergency vet visits.
TV during sleep harms heart, warns health specialist
A US health expert warns that sleeping with the television on creates dangerous heart rhythm disturbances by preventing deep, restorative sleep cycles essential for cardiovascular repair.
NHS Warns of 'Fatal' Diabetes Signs Including Thirst
The NHS has issued an urgent warning about four key symptoms of type 1 diabetes that could be fatal if ignored, urging people to call 111 or 999 in serious cases.
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UKHSA's Nine-Word Rule for Sickness and Diarrhoea
The UK Health Security Agency shares a memorable saying and detailed guidance for handling illnesses that cause vomiting and diarrhoea, including norovirus and bacterial infections.
Bondi Hero Ahmed Al Ahmed May Never Regain Feeling in Hand
Ahmed Al Ahmed, who disarmed a gunman during the Bondi Beach terror attack, reveals electric shock tests show no sensation in his injured left hand, though he vows to continue his recovery journey.
London Named One of Europe's Worst Cities for Sleep
A new European Sleep Index reveals London ranks 20th out of 25 cities for sleep quality, with noise, pollution, and nightlife cited as key disruptors. Zurich tops the list.
Exercise Prescribed as First-Line Treatment for Depression
A major study reveals that aerobic exercise is more effective than antidepressants for treating depression and anxiety, with group workouts and low-intensity activities showing significant benefits.
Doctor Adopts Four-Year-Old Patient After Solo Heart Surgery
A pediatric anesthesiologist in Omaha adopted her young patient, True, after he faced heart surgery without family. The boy has a congenital heart defect requiring ongoing care.
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MPs Urge Swift Redress in Carer's Allowance Scandal
Members of Parliament are pressing welfare authorities to accelerate compensation for thousands of unpaid carers affected by overpayment errors, citing prolonged distress and financial hardship.
Exercise as frontline treatment for mild depression and anxiety
Research suggests aerobic exercise like running and swimming can effectively treat mild depression and anxiety, with group activities offering the most benefits for vulnerable groups.
Best Exercises for Depression and Anxiety Revealed in New Study
New research identifies running, swimming, and dancing as top exercises for treating depression and anxiety, with group workouts offering enhanced benefits for specific populations.
Hines Defends RFK Jr on Rogan as Surgeons General Warn of Danger
Cheryl Hines appeared on Joe Rogan's podcast to defend her husband, Health Secretary RFK Jr, against media portrayals. Meanwhile, six former Surgeons General warn his leadership endangers public health.
Measles Exposure at DC Anti-Abortion March for Life Rally
Health officials warn thousands at Washington DC's March for Life rally may have been exposed to measles, part of a major US outbreak. Multiple locations visited by infected individuals are listed.
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NYC Nurses' Strike: Young Cancer Patient's Family Worries
A nine-year-old cancer patient and his family express frustration as a nurses' strike in New York City continues, impacting care and delaying treatments at major hospitals.
Trans Teen Friends Die by Suicide at California School
Two transgender teenagers from Palo Alto High School have died by suicide less than a year apart, highlighting the severe mental health crisis facing the trans community.
Long Covid Brain Changes Mirror Alzheimer's Symptoms
New research indicates long Covid may cause brain inflammation similar to Alzheimer's, with patients showing a 10% larger choroid plexus linked to cognitive decline.
Pulmonary Embolism Risk in Cancer Patients Revealed
Beloved actress Catherine O'Hara's death from a pulmonary embolism linked to rectal cancer underscores a significant risk for cancer patients. Research shows specific cancers elevate clot dangers, with survival rates varying by treatment setting.
Max George Rushed to Hospital Again After Heart Surgery
The Wanted singer Max George has been hospitalised overnight, sharing updates from his bed after previous pacemaker surgery and lung scan complications.
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Julia Bradbury Hospital Update After Cancer Confession
Countryfile presenter Julia Bradbury provides health update from hospital after tearfully admitting she never thought she'd work again post-cancer diagnosis.
Atrial Fibrillation: Rising Cases, Better Treatments
Atrial fibrillation, a common heart rhythm disorder affecting millions, is increasing in prevalence. However, medical advancements in diagnosis and treatment offer new hope for patients managing this condition.
Long Covid Brain Changes Similar to Alzheimer's, Study Finds
A groundbreaking study from NYU Langone Health reveals long Covid may cause brain barrier swelling similar to Alzheimer's, affecting 20 million Americans with cognitive symptoms.
Starmer Supports Lowering Breast Cancer Screening Age in UK
Prime Minister Keir Starmer has pledged support for a campaign to lower the NHS breast cancer screening age, initiated by nurse Gemma Reeves amid rising cases in younger women.
Fostering Reform Welcomed, But Excess Profits Must Be Tackled
New fostering reforms are a positive step, but experts warn that addressing excessive profits in the sector is essential for long-term success and child welfare.
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WWE Legend Typhoon Hospitalised After Gallbladder Rupture
Former WWE star Fred Ottman, known as Typhoon, reveals he spent a month in hospital after his gallbladder ruptured, causing a life-threatening infection.
UK Childhood Cancer Survival Rates Lag Behind Europe
New research from UCL shows children with neuroblastoma have lower survival rates in the UK and Ireland due to later diagnosis stages compared to other European nations.
FDA Reassesses BHA Safety in Popular Snack Foods
The FDA is reassessing the safety of BHA, a preservative used in potato chips, cereals, and frozen meals, amid cancer concerns and declining usage trends.
GP Data Sharing to Transform Understanding of Common Diseases
Health Secretary Wes Streeting orders GPs to share anonymised patient data with approved research projects, enabling scientists to study the origins of conditions like arthritis, dementia, and depression.
NHS A&E Targets Met by Moving Patients Between Waiting Rooms
Controversial NHS guidance allows hospitals to meet A&E targets by transferring patients to new waiting areas within four hours, without actual treatment or discharge, sparking criticism of performance manipulation.
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Erythritol Sweetener May Raise Stroke Risk, Study Warns
New research suggests erythritol, a common sugar substitute in diet drinks and protein bars, could damage blood-brain barrier cells and increase stroke vulnerability.
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