Keto Diet May Ease Pancreas Stress in Diabetes
New research suggests a high-fat, low-carb ketogenic diet could improve pancreatic function in type 2 diabetes patients by reducing stress on insulin-producing cells.
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Honeymoon Horror: Nurse's Liver Failure Forces Emergency Flight
A Texas nurse suffered acute liver failure just 48 hours into her Japanese honeymoon, requiring an emergency flight home for a life-saving transplant.
Lottie Tomlinson Urges Brits to Break Death Taboo
Influencer Lottie Tomlinson partners with Sue Ryder charity to launch 'The Cab Fare-well' initiative, encouraging open conversations about end-of-life wishes as survey reveals death remains a national taboo.
Mum Loses 20 Stone Without Surgery After Rollercoaster Incident
Fiona Carter lost over 20 stone without medical intervention after a devastating theme park experience. Her Slimming World journey transformed her life and health.
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Coffee Boosts Mood and Reduces Anxiety, Study Finds
New research shows regular coffee consumption significantly improves mood and reduces anxiety, with decaffeinated coffee enhancing learning and memory. The study explores gut-brain interactions.
Mum's Mounjaro Nightmare: Golf Ball-Sized Gallstones
A Belfast mother's quest for rapid weight loss with Mounjaro led to a 19-day hospital stay, surgery, and a collapsed lung after developing massive gallstones.
NHS Alert Over Incurable Brain and Spine Condition MS
The NHS has issued a health alert urging awareness of Multiple Sclerosis symptoms during MS Awareness Week, highlighting its incurable nature and varying impact.
California Snakebite Deaths Surge: Third Fatality in 2026
A third Californian has died from a snakebite in 2026, surpassing the state's average of one death per year. Experts link the spike to unseasonably warm weather and increased outdoor activity.
Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts Fractures Neck, Nearly Paralyzed
Sarah Jakes Roberts, a prominent pastor, suffered a serious neck fracture while playing on a trampoline with her daughter, narrowly avoiding paralysis.
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NHS Advises Weaning Babies on Crisps and Chocolate in Obesity Hotspot
Parents in England's fattest region were told to wean babies with biscuits, crisps and chocolate by NHS advice that has since been removed. Experts condemn the guidance as promoting empty calories.
Molly-Mae Hague Reveals Anxiety Before Second Child
Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague shares her struggles with severe anxiety as she prepares to welcome her second child with Tommy Fury, describing it as 'debilitating'.
UKHSA 'Bad Belly' Warning as Weather Warms
The UK Health Security Agency warns of gastrointestinal infections spreading in warm weather, urging hygiene to protect vulnerable groups from vomiting and diarrhoea.
Christina Applegate Updates on Health After MS Hospitalization
Actress Christina Applegate breaks silence with positive health update after recent hospitalization for multiple sclerosis, sharing her journey and determination.
Man's Penile Cancer Battle: Amputation Saved His Life
Steven Hamill underwent a four-inch penis amputation after a delayed penile cancer diagnosis. He shares his story on This Morning to raise awareness about symptoms and early detection.
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Daffodil Runner Sculpture at London Marathon Spotlights Care Crisis
A steel sculpture with 557 daffodils, representing daily UK deaths without proper end-of-life care, greets London Marathon runners to raise awareness and funds for Marie Curie.
AI Chatbots Pose Health Risks: Half of Medical Answers Problematic
New research reveals AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Grok frequently provide inaccurate medical information, with half of responses deemed problematic. Experts warn of hallucinations and fabricated citations.
Smoking Ban for Post-2008 Generation as Landmark Bill Passes
The Tobacco and Vapes Bill has cleared Parliament, imposing a lifelong ban on cigarette sales for anyone born on or after 1 January 2009, aiming to create a smoke-free generation.
Digital Detox Reverses 10 Years of Cognitive Decline, Study Finds
New research shows that reducing smartphone use significantly improves mental health and attention, with effects comparable to reversing a decade of age-related decline.
Jesy Nelson Takes SMA Baby Check Campaign to Downing Street
Former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson visited 10 Downing Street to advocate for adding spinal muscular atrophy to newborn screening tests, following her twin daughters' diagnosis.
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Cleverly Urges Tories to Back Prostate Cancer Screening
Shadow housing secretary Sir James Cleverly calls for a national prostate cancer screening programme in the Conservative manifesto, citing personal experience and new evidence challenging current guidance.
Sam Vanderpump's Plea in Fight Against End-Stage Liver Disease
Made In Chelsea star Sam Vanderpump battles end-stage liver disease, needing a transplant to see his baby son Duke grow up, as he shares his emotional journey in a new documentary.
Woman Urged to Seek Emergency Care Over Mysterious Chest Marks
A woman woke with unexplained red marks on her chest, sparking urgent online warnings about potential rabies risk and the need for immediate medical attention.
4,000 Steps Weekly Cuts Death Risk in Older Women
New research reveals older women can reduce early death risk by over a quarter with just 4,000 steps taken once or twice weekly, challenging the 10,000-step myth.
Smoking Ban for Post-2008 Generation Passes Parliament
The Tobacco and Vapes Bill, creating a lifelong smoking ban for those born after 2008, has cleared Parliament, hailed as a landmark public health intervention.
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BBC Presenter's £20,000 Debt Struggle and Call for Help
BBC presenter Kevin Duala opens up about his £20,000 debt ordeal, describing a 'vicious cycle' of financial hardship and urging others to break the stigma by seeking assistance.
Unborn Baby Saved by In-Womb Blood Transfusion in UK
Arthur Ransom, transfused at 16 weeks gestation, is likely Britain's youngest blood recipient. The procedure at St George's Hospital used rare donor blood to treat parvovirus-induced anaemia.
Jesy Nelson at Downing Street for SMA Screening Campaign
Singer Jesy Nelson visited 10 Downing Street to campaign for nationwide newborn screening for Spinal Muscular Atrophy after her twins were diagnosed with the condition.
Dementia Drug Hopes Dashed, Lifestyle Changes Key
New Alzheimer's drugs lecanemab and donanemab show 'no clinically meaningful effect', say experts. With NHS approval denied, focus shifts to prevention through lifestyle adjustments to combat rising dementia rates.
Chernobyl Liquidator Reveals Lifelong Health Toll After Disaster
Petro Hurin, a 76-year-old Chernobyl liquidator, details the devastating health consequences he and thousands of others face four decades after the world's worst nuclear accident.
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School PE Trauma Deters Exercise for Millions of Brits
A new survey reveals four million Brits aged 50-65 are inactive due to negative school PE experiences, with 40% recalling body shame and team selection anxiety.
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