Study Suggests 10pm Bedtime May Reduce Heart Disease Risk
Study of 88,000 UK Biobank participants finds 10pm-11pm bedtime linked to lower heart disease risk; later or earlier bedtimes raise risk.
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Michael Mosley's Early Dinner Advice Helps Women Shed a Stone in 12 Weeks
Dr Michael Mosley's advice to eat dinner earlier helped women lose an average of 15lb in 12 weeks, a study found.
Snoring blamed in nearly half of UK divorces, survey finds
New survey finds 47% of recently divorced Brits blame snoring for marriage breakdown; 85% of 'sleep divorces' lead to real divorce.
Wes Streeting: Cancer Diagnosis Made Me Fear Death, but Government Pledges 75% Survival by 2035
Government pledges £2bn to raise cancer survival to 75% by 2035; Health Secretary Wes Streeting shares his kidney cancer diagnosis and vow to improve NHS care.
Two UK clinical trials to assess impact of puberty blockers in young people
Two UK clinical trials will study puberty blockers for young people with gender incongruence, following the Cass review which found insufficient evidence on their effects.
Charlotte Hawkins Reflects on Father's MND Death and AI's Role After 50th Birthday
Charlotte Hawkins opens up about turning 50, her father's MND death, and AI's role in preserving voices for those with the condition.
Why Rejection Can Be Good for You
Discover the surprising benefits of rejection, from building resilience to boosting creativity. Learn how embracing rejection can improve wellbeing.
Vet Warns Tail-Chasing Could Signal Health Problems in Dogs
Vet Dr Oli Viner warns tail-chasing, foot-chewing, and head-shaking in dogs may signal health problems like skin issues or boredom. Seek advice if symptoms persist.
Pregnant Mum Paralyzed After Flu Jab Gives Birth Naturally After Recovery
Jade Wareing, 29, was paralysed after a flu jab but recovered to give birth naturally to daughter Emmy Rose Layland on January 2.
Shirley Ballas opens up about mother's 'slow death' from COPD
Strictly's Shirley Ballas reveals her mother Audrey's battle with COPD, calls for more NHS research and funding.
NHS Set to Miss Key Waiting Time Targets Despite Extra Funding
Guardian analysis shows NHS in England will miss key waiting time targets for A&E, cancer, and elective care by March 31, despite extra funding.
Robert Jenrick Criticised Over Knife Threat Response in GMB Interview
Robert Jenrick faced backlash on Good Morning Britain after admitting he did not report a man claiming to carry a knife to police.
Julian Lloyd Webber Reveals Prostate Cancer Diagnosis After Comeback Concert
Cellist Julian Lloyd Webber, 75, reveals prostate cancer diagnosis after comeback concert. He is optimistic about treatment and will not cancel performances.
Weight loss jab users risk regaining most weight after stopping, study finds
Study finds people who stop weight loss jabs regain all weight in under two years, four times faster than with behavioural programmes.
Baby Food Manufacturers Given 18 Months to Improve Quality Under New Voluntary Guidance
New voluntary guidelines require baby food firms in England to cut sugar and salt and improve labelling within 18 months, amid concerns over nutritional quality.
Wrexham Maelor Hospital faces £400k RAAC roof repair
Essential repairs to the roof of a laboratory building at Wrexham Maelor Hospital are expected to cost around £400,000 after crumbling RAAC concrete was discovered in the structure.
Restraining and sedating dementia patients 'routine' in English hospitals, study finds
Study finds routine use of restraints and sedation on dementia patients in English hospitals, with staff often unaware of the restrictiveness.
Government Rejects Meningitis B Vaccine for All Children Despite Petition
Government rejects meningitis B vaccine for all children despite 800,000-signature petition after toddler's death.
NHS Winter Crisis: Doctor Apologises for 'Third World Conditions' in Overcrowded A&E
A&E doctor apologises for 'third world conditions' as NHS hospitals face winter crisis with overcrowding, flu surge, and staff shortages.
Claire Foy Forced to Give Up Coffee After Parasite Infection
The Crown star Claire Foy reveals she gave up caffeine after being diagnosed with a parasite, likely caught in Morocco. She also avoids gluten and sugar due to an autoimmune condition.
FDA Removes Autism Warning Page on Fake Treatments, Including Camel Milk and Chelation
FDA quietly removed a page warning against fake autism treatments, including raw camel milk and chelation, sparking concerns amid HHS Secretary Kennedy's controversial views.
Bangor Public Health Director Reflects on Conditions Behind Maine HIV Outbreak
Bangor's public health director reflects on conditions—homelessness, drug use, service gaps—behind Maine's largest HIV outbreak, with 41 confirmed cases and potential undercount.
NHS 'Online Hospital' to Launch in 2027, Starmer Announces
Keir Starmer announces NHS Online hospital service from 2027 to cut waiting lists, allowing remote consultations. Experts question staffing and impact.
King Charles Admitted to Hospital After Cancer Treatment Side-Effects
King Charles was observed in hospital after temporary side-effects from his cancer treatment, postponing engagements as a precaution.
Prostate Cancer Screening Can Save Lives, but Review Highlights Small Absolute Benefit
Cochrane review finds PSA screening reduces prostate cancer deaths by 2 per 1,000 men, but modest benefit must be weighed against overdiagnosis risks.
Digital ‘support multiverse’ proposed to help young people in family violence
Australian proposal for a digital 'support multiverse' to help young people experiencing family violence access help through familiar online channels.
Sepsis warning after woman discharged with cannula in arm
A frail dialysis patient was discharged from Ayr Hospital with a cannula still in her arm, prompting her son Kenny Mackay to demand answers over care and warn of sepsis risk.
Junior Doctors Strike to Cost NHS £250m, Streeting Warns
Health secretary says five-day junior doctors strike will cost NHS £250m amid record flu cases and winter pressures.
Brazilian Influencer Dies Eight Days After Breast Augmentation
Brazilian influencer Derleya Alves, 26, died eight days after breast augmentation surgery. Doctors investigate possible congenital intestinal issue.
RFK Jr's Health Push Sees 21 US States Tighten Food Stamp Rules
21 US states restrict soda and candy purchases with SNAP food stamps under RFK Jr's MAHA health agenda, sparking debate over effectiveness and stigma.
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