Midwife Put 'Blue and Floppy' Newborn on Mum's Chest, Inquest Hears
A coroner's court hears how baby Poppy Hope Lomas died after a planned home birth, with her mother claiming midwives were slow to react to the emergency.
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Alan Osmond Dies After 19 Years with Multiple Sclerosis
Tributes pour in for Osmonds star Alan Osmond, who passed away after living with MS since 1987. The article explains what MS is, its symptoms, and when to seek medical help.
Wife's Secret Brain Cancer Battle Revealed After Death
Jon Kortmansky shares heartbreaking story of his wife Lori's private 23-year battle with brain cancer, her determination to live fully, and his struggle to rebuild life after her death in their New York dream home.
Christina Applegate Health Update After Hospitalisation
Christina Applegate provides a health update following recent hospitalisation reports, stating she is 'getting stronger and better every day' while living with multiple sclerosis.
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Bucket List Backlash: 73-Year-Old Rejects Bland Adventures
Rose Rouse, co-founder of Advantages of Age, argues that bucket lists commodify adventure and promote bland experiences, urging a focus on personal, non-conformist joys instead.
Amir Levine's Guide to Secure Attachment and Brain Rewiring
Psychiatrist Amir Levine's new book 'Secure' explains how anyone can develop secure attachment styles, leading to better health, relationships, and longevity through neuroscience-backed techniques.
Bedtime Stacking: Cosy Chores or Sleep Sabotage?
Social media users praise bedtime stacking for productivity, but experts warn it disrupts sleep hygiene and promotes unrealistic self-care trends.
Australian Hospitals in 'Doom Loop' as Overcapacity Worsens Outcomes
Australian oncologist Ranjana Srivastava reveals how hospital occupancy rates exceeding safe levels create a vicious cycle of longer waits and sicker patients across the healthcare system.
Hidden Children Crisis: Unregistered Placements Soar in England
The number of children placed in unregistered settings in England has surged from 144 to 680, making them invisible to Ofsted and highlighting systemic failures in social care.
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Stroke Response: 7 Dos and Don'ts from Experts
Ahead of Stroke Awareness Month, experts outline crucial steps to take when someone shows stroke symptoms, emphasizing the FAST test and immediate action.
Homeless Student's Body Unnoticed for Days in Sydney Busy Station
The decomposed body of Nepali student Bikram Lama lay near St James station for a week as 100,000 commuters passed by, highlighting Australia's growing homelessness crisis.
Cancer Cluster Fear in NJ Town Linked to Toxic Landfill
Residents of Keyport, New Jersey, have identified 41 cancer cases, with many clustered around a former landfill that leaked carcinogens for decades, sparking fears of a cancer cluster and ongoing environmental battles.
Widower's Tribute: Wife Died at 46 After One Symptom
Matt Miles is undertaking extreme challenges to honour his wife Katy, who died from rare ovarian cancer at 46 after initially showing just one symptom. He aims to raise funds for Sue Ryder hospice.
Sleep Apnea Implant Shows Promise in Clinical Trial
Scientists at UC San Diego have developed a novel implant that stimulates tongue nerves to keep airways open during sleep, offering an alternative for those who cannot tolerate CPAP machines, with a trial showing significant reductions in breathing interr
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Ozempic Fuels Body Dysmorphia in 'Skinny Epidemic' Era
As weight-loss drugs like Ozempic proliferate, experts warn of a resurgence in body dysmorphia and harmful comparisons, with social media amplifying the 'skinny epidemic' and eroding body positivity.
NHS Manager Quits Job for Caravan Life After TV Show
Eva Outram, 28, left her NHS project manager role to live in a caravan, saving £2,500 monthly by working on farmland in exchange for free accommodation and utilities.
Doctor Amir Khan's Pre-Bed Ritual for Better Sleep
Health expert Doctor Amir Khan urges Brits to adopt a simple pre-bed task, like a warm bath, to improve sleep hygiene and combat insomnia effectively.
DWP Staffing Crisis Amid Push for In-Person Benefit Checks
The Department for Work and Pensions acknowledges recruitment struggles for health assessors as it aims to increase face-to-face PIP and ESA assessments to 30%.
Daytime Napping Linked to Higher Mortality Risk in Elderly
New research tracking 1,300 elderly participants for 19 years finds that excessive daytime napping, especially in mornings, correlates with significantly higher mortality rates.
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NHS Nurse Beth Upton's Death in Australia Sparks Outcry
The tragic death of NHS nurse Beth Upton in Australia has ignited a wave of grief and calls for improved mental health support for healthcare workers globally.
NHS £20m Bill for Rogue Surgeon's Botched Operations
The NHS is confronting a £20 million compensation bill after a rogue surgeon left 450 patients with injuries from botched operations, sparking calls for stricter oversight.
Train Brain to Be 18 Years Younger: Fight Dementia Guide
A new expert guide reveals how to train your brain to function as if it were 18 years younger, offering strategies to combat dementia, anxiety, and toxic stress for improved cognitive health.
Mother and Son Hospitalised After Benadryl Overdose
A mother and her son were rushed to hospital in New York after an overdose of Benadryl, reportedly given to manage the child's behavioural problems, sparking concerns over medication misuse.
Woman Died After 20-Minute NHS Phone Wait, Inquest Finds
A 27-year-old woman died after waiting 20 minutes on the phone for an NHS worker, an inquest has revealed, highlighting critical failures in emergency response systems.
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Oral Bacteria Cancer Link Found, Saliva Test May Transform Screening
A new study reveals that specific oral bacteria are associated with increased cancer risk, paving the way for a simple saliva test to detect early signs of disease.
Skin Tags May Indicate Metabolic Disorders and Diabetes Risk
New research suggests skin tags may be an early warning sign for metabolic disorders, including insulin resistance, diabetes, and liver disease, urging medical attention.
Brain Supplements and Fish Oil Could Harm Health
Popular brain supplements like fish oil may cause adverse effects such as bleeding and immune issues, according to new research. Experts urge caution and recommend dietary sources over pills.
Gut Test May Enable GPs to Detect Early Dementia Signs
A new gut health test being trialled in GP surgeries could detect early signs of dementia, offering a non-invasive method for early diagnosis and intervention.
Sporting Icon's Daughter Diagnosed with Early Dementia
The daughter of a renowned sports figure has been diagnosed with early-onset dementia, sparking discussions on health awareness and family support in the public eye.
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Midwife's Blue Floppy Newborn Placed on Chest: Inquest
An inquest hears how a midwife placed a blue, floppy newborn on the mother's chest after birth, raising critical questions about neonatal care protocols and hospital procedures.
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