UK Man Injured in Thailand: Mother's Urgent Plea for Help
The mother of a British man critically injured in a Thailand motorcycle crash appeals for donations to fund his urgent medical repatriation to the UK.
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Nursing Chief Accused of Offering Bribe to Parents After Baby's Death
A family claims Scotland's former Chief Nursing Officer offered them £20,000 and a holiday after their baby died at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, with similar allegations emerging at a public inquiry.
Tanning Apps Undermine Skin Cancer Efforts in Australia
Smartphone apps promoting 'safe' tanning routines for users as young as four are driving a resurgence in suntanning culture among Australian teens, undermining public health campaigns against skin cancer.
Screen Time Not Directly Linked to Myopia, Experts Say
New research debunks the myth that screen time directly causes shortsightedness in children. Experts highlight the importance of outdoor time and regular eye check-ups for preventing vision loss.
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Veranda of Memories: Solace in Shared Spaces After Loss
Indigo Perry reflects on her complex relationship with her mother, finding comfort in the metaphorical veranda where they met despite differences, as she navigates grief and cherished memories.
Flesh-Eating Parasite Threatens US Livestock and Health
The New World Screwworm parasite, eradicated decades ago, is returning to the US via Mexico, posing severe risks to livestock, wildlife, and humans, with Texas declaring a disaster.
Davina McCall's Lifestyle Change After Family Health Struggles
TV presenter Davina McCall reveals a significant lifestyle transformation driven by her own health scares and her father's Alzheimer's battle, embracing new learning and memory tools.
UK Urged to Lead AIDS Fight, Avoid Funding Cuts
Aid reductions by the US and UK threaten to reverse decades of progress against HIV/AIDS, risking millions of lives and undermining global health security.
Four Dead in California Death Cap Mushroom Poisoning
Four people have died and three required liver transplants after consuming toxic death cap mushrooms in California. Health officials issue urgent warning against foraging.
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Tourist's Medical Nightmare on Remote Christmas Island
Soren Almeida's dream vacation to Kiritimati turned into a fight for survival when he developed a rare condition on the isolated Pacific island with limited medical facilities.
Julia Bradbury: Nature 'Snacking' for Healthy Ageing After Cancer
TV presenter Julia Bradbury, 55, shares her wellness advice after breast cancer battle, advocating for sugar-free diet and daily 'nature snacks' to boost health-span.
DWP Confirms 3.8% PIP Rate Increase from April 2026
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced a 3.8% increase in Personal Independence Payment rates effective April 2026, with weekly payments rising to between £30.30 and £194.60.
NHS Permits GPs to Work Remotely from Abroad for UK Patients
The NHS is piloting a scheme allowing GPs to conduct video consultations from countries like Australia and Malaysia, aiming to address workforce shortages while facing criticism over patient care quality.
Beverley Callard's Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Health Struggles
Coronation Street actress Beverley Callard reveals breast cancer diagnosis received minutes before starting new role on Irish soap Fair City, detailing her health battles.
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NHS: Memory Problems May Indicate Vitamin Deficiency
The NHS advises that unexplained memory loss, confusion, or judgement issues could be symptoms of a vitamin B12 or folate deficiency, urging individuals to consult their GP for diagnosis and treatment.
Hospital Violence Crisis: Nurses Face Daily Assaults in ERs
Healthcare workers in emergency departments face escalating violence from patients, with assaults causing lasting trauma and driving experienced nurses to leave the profession.
NHS GP Warning for Omeprazole Users on Acid Reflux Treatment
BBC Morning Live's Dr Punam Krishan cautions that prolonged use of proton pump inhibitors like omeprazole requires regular medical reviews due to risks including nutrient deficiencies and gut infections.
Five Signs Your Dog Truly Loves You
Pet owners often wonder about their dog's affection. Experts reveal five subtle behaviours, from soft eye contact to leaning against you, that demonstrate genuine canine love and trust.
Ozempic and Wegovy Warning: Rare Side Effect May Cause Blindness
The MHRA warns that weight loss drugs Ozempic and Wegovy have been linked to a rare condition causing sudden vision loss, though the overall risk remains extremely small.
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Financial Strain Over Children's Supplements and Fussy Eating
UK parents face mounting costs for children's supplements due to fussy eating, with many struggling to pay bills. Research shows high demand and spending, despite doubts about effectiveness.
Snoring Epidemic: UK Faces Rising Sleep Apnoea Crisis
Experts warn of a snoring epidemic in the UK, with 8 million affected by dangerous sleep apnoea. Factors like obesity, pollution, and climate change are driving the surge, impacting health and costing billions.
Doctor Warns Against Self-Medication for Dizziness Symptoms
A GP urges people to avoid buying over-the-counter medication for dizziness without proper diagnosis, as it could mask serious underlying health conditions like stroke or heart issues.
Royal College of Psychiatrists: Follow 2pm Rule for Better Sleep
The Royal College of Psychiatrists advises stopping all caffeine consumption by 2pm daily to enhance sleep quality, alongside establishing consistent bedtime routines and relaxation practices.
Experts Warn of Dangerous Weight-Loss Jab Hacks Surge
Nearly half of UK weight-loss jab users admit to risky practices like microdosing or buying from unlicensed sources, as experts issue urgent safety warnings.
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Gut-Brain Link to Alzheimer's Confirmed: Turmeric and Diet Help
New research confirms gut microbiome's causal role in Alzheimer's disease. Studies show anti-inflammatory diets like Mediterranean and turmeric can reduce brain inflammation and slow progression.
Man Recalls Near-Death Experience: 'I Was Happy'
Rhys Edwards, 35, shares his harrowing cardiac arrest ordeal caused by a rare virus, describing an overwhelming sense of peace and euphoria during the life-threatening event.
Vaping Study Shows Heart Disease and Dementia Risks
A landmark Manchester Metropolitan University study reveals vaping causes similar artery damage to smoking, increasing risks of dementia, heart disease, and organ failure.
Death Cap Mushrooms Kill Four in California, Prompt Health Alerts
California health officials report four deaths and three liver transplants from death cap mushroom poisonings, urging the public to avoid foraging due to dangerous confusion with edible varieties.
Corrie Star Beverley Callard Diagnosed with Breast Cancer
Coronation Street actress Beverley Callard has disclosed her breast cancer diagnosis, received just before filming for Fair City. She assures fans it's in early stages and plans UK treatment.
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Struck-off Doctor Still Performing Circumcisions After GMC Removal
A doctor struck off for a botched circumcision that endangered a toddler continues to operate legally as a lay practitioner, exposing regulatory gaps in child safeguarding.
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