Sepsis Kills More Than Major Cancers: Know the Symptoms
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Family Pleads for Cancer Drug After Father's Death at 33
The family of Huw Jones, who died from bile duct cancer, urges NHS approval for zanidatamab, a treatment that extended his life and allowed precious family time.
Louise Casey: Social Care System Faces 'Moment of Reckoning'
Louise Casey's review criticises England's adult social care as underpowered and fragmented, urging urgent reform to address ageing population needs.
Healthy Life Expectancy in UK Drops to Just 61 Years
New ONS figures show a child born today in Britain can expect only 61 years of good health, with the last two decades blighted by illness, highlighting a reversal in public health progress.
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European Cancer Code Urges Action on Air Pollution
The updated European Code Against Cancer calls for governments to phase out fossil fuels and reduce air pollution to cut cancer rates, with new recommendations for indoor and outdoor air quality.
Bacon's Health Paradox: Ultra-Processed vs. Traditional Curing
Bacon swings from nostalgic breakfast staple to a carcinogen warning. Explore the nuanced risks of processed meat, from nitrites to cooking methods, and why moderation matters more than elimination.
DWP Confirms 3.8% PIP Payment Increase for April 2026
The Department for Work and Pensions has announced a 3.8% rise in disability benefits including PIP, DLA, and Attendance Allowance from April 6, 2026, with new weekly rates detailed.
Scurvy Returns: Leg Pain Could Signal Vitamin C Deficiency
Pharmacist warns that leg pain and other symptoms may indicate scurvy, a Victorian-era disease linked to vitamin C deficiency. Cases are rising, potentially connected to weight loss drugs.
Doctor Warns: Pimple Popping in 'Triangle of Death' Can Be Fatal
An emergency room physician shares the tragic story of a college classmate who died from an infection after popping a pimple between her nose and upper lip, highlighting the dangers of the facial 'triangle of death'.
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Sugary Drinks Double Bowel Cancer Risk, Study Finds
New research reveals women who consume two or more sugar-sweetened beverages daily face twice the risk of early-onset bowel cancer, prompting calls for healthier alternatives.
First UK Remote Robotic Surgery on Gibraltar Patient
A London surgeon has successfully performed the UK's first remote robotic surgery on a prostate cancer patient in Gibraltar, marking a major medical milestone.
UK Surgeon Removes Prostate in Gibraltar via Remote Robot
A British surgeon in London successfully performed a remote robotic prostatectomy on a patient in Gibraltar, using a four-armed robot with a 3D camera, reducing lag to just 0.06 seconds.
Experts: No Evidence ADHD Overdiagnosed in UK, May Be Underdiagnosed
A major study finds no evidence ADHD is overdiagnosed in the UK, warning services cannot adequately support those who need help and alarmist rhetoric could deny care.
UK's First Remote Robotic Surgery on Gibraltar Patient
Surgeons in London conducted the UK's first remote robotic surgery on a prostate cancer patient in Gibraltar, hailed as a milestone in medical technology.
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NHS Rejects Life-Saving Cancer Drug, Family Outraged
The family of Huw Jones, who died from bile-duct cancer, criticises NICE for rejecting zanidatamab on the NHS. Another patient credits the drug with saving his life, highlighting treatment inequalities.
UK's First Remote Robotic Surgery: London Surgeon Operates 2,400km Away
A pioneering remote robotic surgery in the UK has been successfully performed by a London surgeon on a prostate cancer patient in Gibraltar, marking a medical milestone with minimal lag.
Family Urges NHS to Approve New Cancer Drug After Tumours Shrink
The family of Huw Jones, who died from bile duct cancer, is calling on NHS officials to approve zanidatamab, a treatment that shrunk tumours and extended life in trials.
Trump's Autism Claims Changed Patient Care, Study Finds
A new study shows Donald Trump's promotion of unproven autism treatments led to a 10% drop in Tylenol orders for pregnant women and a 71% rise in prescriptions of an unproven drug for children.
Daisy Edgar-Jones Opens Up About Endometriosis Diagnosis
Actress Daisy Edgar-Jones shares her personal struggle with endometriosis, diagnosed at age 24, and discusses how she manages the condition through skincare and diet adjustments.
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Billy Porter 'Dead for Three Days' in Sepsis Ordeal
Broadway star Billy Porter details his near-fatal sepsis battle, revealing he was on life support for three days after a routine procedure turned life-threatening.
Eamonn Holmes Details 'Horrendous' Health Battles and Pain
Eamonn Holmes opens up about his chronic pain, wheelchair use, and daily care needs after a dislocated pelvis and slipped discs led to multiple surgeries and falls.
NHS Must Provide Dementia Drugs, Urges Social Care Chief
Baroness Louise Casey calls for NHS access to dementia-delaying drugs, a dedicated dementia tsar, and urgent investment in trials, criticising lack of focus on the UK's biggest killer.
Eamonn Holmes Details Health Struggles and Breakup Aftermath
TV presenter Eamonn Holmes opens up about his chronic back pain, wheelchair use, and daily carers, while also discussing his split from Ruth Langsford and new relationship.
Devon Parents Die Days Apart in Heartbreaking Double Tragedy
Gary and Heidi Veacock from Exmouth passed away within weeks, leaving daughters Amber and Mia devastated. Tributes pour in for the 'amazing' parents.
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Baroness Casey Slams UK Social Care as 'Utter Shite'
Baroness Louise Casey, leading an independent commission on adult social care, has condemned the sector as 'creaking and impenetrable' and criticised NHS drug funding decisions.
WHO: 13 Iranian Health Sites Hit, Four Medics Killed in Strikes
The World Health Organization confirms at least 13 hospitals and health facilities in Iran have been damaged in US-Israel attacks, with four medics reported dead and supply chains disrupted.
Talia Oatway: Son Oakley Has Had 20 Surgeries
Talia Oatway, ex-partner of reality star Aaron Chalmers, shares emotional update on Instagram about their three-year-old son Oakley's 20 surgeries for Apert Syndrome.
GLP-1 Drugs May Help Curb Substance Abuse, Study Finds
A major study reveals that GLP-1 medications, commonly used for diabetes and weight loss, are linked to lower risks of developing addictions to alcohol, opioids, nicotine, and other substances, as well as reducing serious harms in those already addicted.
Rabies Death: Diagnosis Delay Didn't Change Fatal Outcome
A jury concluded that difficulties diagnosing rabies in a grandmother scratched by a dog in Morocco didn't affect the fatal outcome. Yvonne Ford died four months after the incident despite medical care.
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Study: Lower Gym Music Volume Doesn't Reduce Workout Effort
New research reveals reducing music volume in exercise classes does not significantly affect workout intensity, with experts urging lower levels to protect hearing.
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