Autoimmune Encephalitis: Brain Condition Mistaken for Stress
Autoimmune encephalitis, where the immune system attacks the brain, is more common than thought. Early symptoms like confusion and memory loss are often dismissed as stress or fatigue.
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Mum's Brave Fight Against Incurable Cancer for Her Daughters
Christine Lote, a 42-year-old solicitor from Bristol, faces incurable bone cancer with determination to make memories for her young daughters despite a grim prognosis.
Vernon Kay's Service Station Foot Diagnosis Eases Pain
BBC Radio 2 presenter Vernon Kay details a serendipitous meeting with a foot specialist at a motorway service station, offering relief from his debilitating Morton's neuroma condition.
NDIS Cuts: 160,000 Australians to Lose Disability Support
Health Minister Mark Butler reveals plans to remove at least 160,000 participants from the National Disability Insurance Scheme by 2030, aiming to reduce costs from $70bn to $55bn.
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Gig Nursing Apps Lobby to Deregulate Healthcare, Erode Protections
A new report warns that AI-driven gig nursing platforms are pushing for deregulation, threatening workers' rights and pay across 17 US states.
The Science of Appetite: Hunger, Stress and Habit Explained
Experts reveal the complex interplay between hunger, appetite, and environmental cues that dictate our food choices, and how modern diets exploit these biological mechanisms.
America's Cocaine Era Ending? Gen Z Shifts to New Drugs
Cocaine use in the US has plummeted among Gen Z, with a cultural shift towards ketamine, psychedelics, and wellness-focused alternatives amid rising overdose deaths.
Sleeping With Partner Boosts Rest: Expert Insights and Tips
Sleep experts explain why sharing a bed with a partner can enhance sleep quality through safety cues and routines, and offer advice for healthy sleep dynamics and coping when alone.
Izal Toilet Roll's Wartime Role and Modern Letters
Discover how Izal antiseptic toilet roll served in World War I and was used with Hitler images in WWII, alongside letters on hygiene, sustainability, and more.
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UK Passes Bill Banning Tobacco Sales to Those Born After 2008
A landmark bill banning tobacco sales to anyone born after 2008 has cleared Parliament, aiming to save lives and reduce NHS burdens from smoking-related illnesses.
NDIS Cuts: 160,000 to Lose Access in Government Austerity Move
Federal Health Minister Mark Butler announces 'unavoidable' cuts to the NDIS, with at least 160,000 people to be removed by 2030 and growth slashed to 2% annually to curb costs.
NDIS Reset Plan to Secure Future for Those with Significant Disabilities
Federal Health Minister Mark Butler outlines a reform agenda to reset the NDIS, focusing on legislative changes and provider registration to ensure sustainability for people with permanent and significant disabilities.
NDIS Cuts: 160,000 to Lose Access, Eligibility Rules Changed
Health Minister Mark Butler announces unannounced changes to NDIS eligibility, reducing participants from 760,000 to 600,000 by 2030, cutting costs from $70bn to $55bn.
Hay Fever Season Two Weeks Longer Due to Climate Change
Climate change has prolonged the pollen season by up to two weeks compared to the 1990s, increasing exposure to allergens and impacting millions of hay fever sufferers in the UK.
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Health Rebate Cut for Over-65s to Fund Free Aged Care Support
The federal government will slash private health insurance rebates for older Australians to fund free essential home care services, reversing a Howard-era policy.
Texas Nurse's Honeymoon Nightmare: Liver Failure in Japan
A Texas nurse's dream wedding turned into a medical crisis when she suffered acute liver failure on her honeymoon in Japan, requiring an emergency medical evacuation flight back to the United States.
Vet's Essential Flea Prevention Tip for Dog Owners This Spring
A veterinary surgeon shares expert advice on preventing flea infestations, highlighting a simple yet often overlooked household chore that can make a significant difference in protecting pets and homes.
Woman Self-Diagnoses Cancer After Doctors Said 'Just Moisturise'
Sumbul Ari, 26, diagnosed herself with Hodgkin's Lymphoma after enduring extreme itching for 11 months. Doctors initially dismissed her symptoms as dry skin, but she persisted and discovered the truth online.
NDIS Overhaul: 160,000 to Lose Access as Eligibility Tightens
Health Minister Mark Butler has outlined major NDIS reforms that will tighten eligibility rules and cut spending, with over 160,000 participants expected to lose access to the scheme by 2030.
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Bird Flu Vaccine Trial Launched in UK as Virus Spreads
Thousands in the UK will participate in a Moderna mRNA vaccine trial for bird flu, as experts warn human transmission is a 'real possibility' amid the virus's evolution.
Abortion Scans Without Consent: A Disturbing Reality
As depicted in Apple TV's 'Margo's Got Money Troubles', women report being shown foetal scans without consent in abortion clinics, causing psychological harm and violating patient rights.
Berlin Zoo's Special Tours for Dementia Patients Foster Joy
Berlin Zoo offers specialized tours for people with dementia, creating meaningful experiences and reducing social isolation through tailored cultural programs.
Brain Injury Expert Lists Four Activities She Avoids
An Australian speech pathologist specializing in brain injury rehabilitation shares four everyday activities she avoids due to hidden risks, including cycling and contact sports.
NDIS Cuts: 160,000 to Lose Access as Spending Capped
The federal government will cap NDIS spending on social and community participation, resetting to last year's levels. Minister Mark Butler warns of declining care standards and unsustainable cost growth.
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Rugby Star's Cancer Battle After Ignoring Warning Sign
Kiwi expat Jay Barnett, 22, ignored a lump on his calf that turned out to be stage four Ewing Sarcoma. His survival odds have improved with treatment, but he faces surgery and mounting bills.
UK and US Start Human Bird Flu Vaccine Trial
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Alaska Mother's Bear Attack Recovery: 101st Yard Journey
Ariean Fabrizio Colton details devastating injuries and long recovery after being mauled by a bear near her Kenai home during a morning run in August 2025.
Nat Barr Slams NDIS 'Milking' Amid Government Overhaul Plans
Sunrise host Nat Barr has criticised Australians exploiting the NDIS, as the Albanese government prepares sweeping reforms to the $50 billion scheme, including eligibility changes and provider registration.
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