Dan Andrews in 'Very Bad Way' After Medical Episode
Former Victorian Premier Dan Andrews is reportedly in a 'very bad way' following a neurological medical episode last year, undergoing prolonged rehabilitation for movement and speech difficulties.
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Pale Skin Could Signal Iron Deficiency: Warning Signs
Medical experts warn that unusually pale skin could indicate iron deficiency, potentially leading to serious health complications if left untreated. Learn the key symptoms and NHS recommendations.
Cruise Ship Illness Outbreak During Storm Cancellation
A Fred Olsen cruise ship experienced a gastroenteritis outbreak affecting passengers while stormy weather forced cancellation of a key Shetland Islands festival visit.
Six British Tourists Die in Cape Verde Gastric Illness Outbreak
Six British nationals have died after contracting severe gastric illnesses while holidaying in Cape Verde, with legal action launched and health warnings issued.
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Esther Rantzen's Health Update as Drug Stops Working
Dame Esther Rantzen reveals her stage four lung cancer medication has ceased working, prompting renewed calls for assisted dying legislation in England and Wales.
Hospital Evacuated Over WWI Shell in Patient
A French hospital was evacuated after doctors discovered a live World War I artillery shell inside a patient's rectum. The 24-year-old man required emergency surgery and bomb disposal experts were called to the scene.
Esther Rantzen: Medication Stops Working, Pleads for Assisted Dying
Broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen reveals her cancer drug has ceased working, while passionately advocating for the assisted dying bill currently facing delays in the House of Lords.
Breasts Grew to 34NN on Mounjaro, Woman Diagnosed
Tianna Moon, 30, from East Anglia, discovered she had rare gigantomastia after her breasts grew larger while losing weight on Mounjaro, now facing daily challenges.
Toddler Dies After Doctors Said She Was 'Absolutely Fine'
A Southampton mother's repeated warnings about her 18-month-old daughter's breathing problems were dismissed by doctors who said the toddler was 'absolutely fine' before she tragically died from a cardiac arrest triggered by RSV.
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Driving Changes May Indicate Early Dementia Signs
New research suggests subtle changes in driving patterns among older adults could serve as early indicators of brain health decline and dementia risk, even before memory symptoms appear.
BBC Breakfast's Emotional Tinnitus Feature with Musician
BBC Breakfast hosts Jon Kay and Sally Nugent present an emotional interview with musician Rupert Brown about living with debilitating tinnitus, sharing his journey from thinking his life was over to finding coping strategies and hope.
Charities Appeal NHS Decision to Withdraw Cancer Treatment
Blood Cancer UK, Lymphoma Action and Anthony Nolan challenge Nice's recommendation to stop Tecartus CAR T-cell therapy rollout for non-Hodgkin lymphoma patients.
Minister Uncertain on NHS Staff Impact from Immigration Changes
Health Minister Karin Smyth has acknowledged uncertainty about how many NHS workers will be affected by proposed immigration reforms that extend the time required for indefinite leave to remain.
Measles Outbreak Stops Movement at Texas ICE Detention Center
A measles outbreak at a Texas immigration detention center has forced ICE to cease all movement, with two confirmed cases prompting quarantine measures and renewed scrutiny of facility conditions.
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Heart Transplant Survivor Completes 110km Sahara Trek
Fraser Wilson, a bank worker who received a life-saving heart transplant two years ago, has successfully completed a gruelling 110km trek across the Sahara Desert to raise funds for homelessness charity Crisis and promote organ donation awareness.
Families Demand Inquiry Over Care Charity's £1.6m Debt
Families of vulnerable residents at William Blake House call for urgent investigation into charity's governance after it accrued £1.6m in tax debts and paid £1m to a trustee's company.
Spider Veins Warning: Sign of Serious Health Problems
A vascular surgeon warns spider veins often indicate underlying venous disease, especially in 30s and 40s, with restless legs frequently linked to circulation issues.
NHS Axes Cancer Therapy: Charities Launch Appeal
Charities have formally appealed NICE's decision to withdraw Tecartus, a pioneering CAR T-cell therapy for mantle cell lymphoma, from NHS England and Wales, calling it a 'backward step' for patient care.
Government Doesn't Know NHS Staff Impact of Immigration Changes
The government has admitted it lacks data on how many NHS workers will be affected by proposed immigration reforms that extend the time required for settled status, drawing criticism from unions and MPs.
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Transplant Patient Conquers Sahara Desert Trek
Fraser Wilson from Glasgow trekked 110km across the Sahara desert two years after a life-saving heart transplant, raising over £11,000 for homelessness charity Crisis and inspiring others about organ donation.
Heart Transplant Survivor Completes Sahara Trek
Fraser Wilson, a Glasgow bank worker, trekked 110km across the Sahara Desert just two years after a life-saving heart transplant, raising funds for homelessness charity Crisis and advocating for organ donation.
Loyalty Cards May Detect 10 Cancers Early Via Shopping Habits
Researchers at Imperial College London are collaborating with Tesco and Boots to analyse Clubcard and Advantage Card data for early cancer detection signs in shopping patterns.
WWI Shell Found in Patient Sparks Bomb Squad Alert
A French hospital in Toulouse called in bomb disposal experts after a 24-year-old man arrived with a World War I artillery shell lodged in his rectum, causing emergency department chaos.
Ex-Health Boss Denies Political Pressure in Hospital Scandal
Former NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde chair Andrew Robertson insists there was 'no political pressure' to open the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital early, sparking outrage from families and opposition politicians.
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Queen Elizabeth Hospital Scandal: Political Pressure Questions
Fresh revelations about political pressure surrounding the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital's opening have intensified scrutiny on Scottish ministers and health officials.
Esther Rantzen's Cancer Update Fuels Assisted Dying Plea
Broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen reveals her stage four lung cancer treatment has stopped working as she makes emotional plea for assisted dying law reform ahead of crucial Lords vote.
Light Therapy Resets Body Clock, Cures Insomnia
A personal journey from teenage sleep anywhere to 40s insomnia, cured through a clinical trial using light therapy and sleep restriction techniques.
Esther Rantzen's Heartbreaking Cancer Admission
Broadcasting legend Dame Esther Rantzen, 85, reveals she 'doesn't have long left' amid her stage four lung cancer battle and won't see assisted dying bill become law.
10 Extreme Dog Traits That Cause Lifelong Suffering
Animal welfare experts identify ten extreme body conformations in dogs that lead to severe health issues, urging prospective owners to avoid breeds with these traits.
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Four Brits Die After Cape Verde Holiday Illness
Four British tourists have died within four months after contracting severe gastric illnesses while on holiday in Cape Verde, with families raising concerns about hygiene standards at resorts.
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