Two to Three Cups of Tea or Coffee Daily Linked to Lower Dementia Risk
Study finds 2-3 cups of caffeinated coffee or 1-2 cups of tea daily linked to 15-20% lower dementia risk, but cannot prove causality.
Category : NHS
NHS in England Faces Potential Staff Shortfall of 571,000 by 2036, Leaked Plan Warns
Leaked NHS England plan warns of 571,000 staff shortfall by 2036, urging major training increases amid Treasury resistance.
Weight-Loss Pills to Hit UK Online Pharmacies Within Weeks
Weight-loss pills with semaglutide approved for UK sale via online pharmacies within weeks; price and launch date pending.
Student Dies In Meningitis B Outbreak In Reading
A student dies and two others are treated in a meningitis B outbreak in Reading; UKHSA says public risk low.
Paracetamol Warning: Hidden Health Risks Revealed
Paracetamol, the UK's most popular painkiller, faces scrutiny over hidden risks including internal bleeding, liver damage, and skin reactions, prompting calls for caution.
Weight Regained Rapidly After Stopping Obesity Jabs, Study Finds
Study finds people who stop weight loss jabs regain weight four times faster than those on other plans, returning to original weight within 1.7 years.
Black Hole Sign Review: NHS Crisis Play Stuns at Tron Theatre
Review of Black Hole Sign, a darkly humorous play by nurse Uma Nada-Rajah exposing NHS crisis at Tron Theatre, Glasgow.
Gemma Collins Reveals Gallbladder Pain After Weight Loss Jabs
Gemma Collins shares gallbladder pain from weight loss jabs, calling the experience 'life-changing' despite side effects.
Hospital Violated Patient Rights in Do Not Resuscitate Case, Court Rules
Court rules hospital violated patient rights by imposing do not resuscitate order without consultation in landmark case.
Family of Scot who died on Cape Verde holiday demand answers
The family of Laurie Brownlie, 67, who died on a TUI holiday in Cape Verde in 2024, demand answers over his death amid hundreds of similar illness reports.
Teenager Dies, Two Others Ill in Reading Meningitis Outbreak
A teenager has died and two others are ill after a meningitis outbreak in Reading, UKHSA confirms. Close contacts given antibiotics.
Wiltshire's AMD Breakthrough Offers New Hope For Vision Loss
Electronic eye implant restores sight in 84% of AMD patients, offering new hope for vision loss treatment.
Charlotte Hawkins' Father-in-Law Rushed to Hospital on Christmas Eve
Good Morning Britain host Charlotte Hawkins' father-in-law was rushed to hospital on Christmas Eve but returned home after a pacemaker fitting.
GP Lists Five Critical Symptoms Needing Immediate Medical Check
GP Dr Amir Khan lists five critical symptoms requiring immediate medical attention, including swallowing difficulties, persistent mouth ulcers, night sweats, neck lumps, and unexplained bone pain.
Toddler Dies After Choking on Mother's Fake Fingernail in Home Accident
One-year-old Dante Valentín Bermudes Rumi died after choking on his mother's fake fingernail in Argentina. A court probe has been launched.
UN Expert Considers Branding UK Benefits System 'Cruel and Inhuman'
UN expert Philip Alston considers branding UK benefits sanctions 'cruel and inhuman' after austerity audit, hearing stories of hardship.
Deadly Salmonella Outbreak in UK Linked to Contaminated Chicken Products
UK salmonella outbreak linked to breaded chicken products: 480 cases, one death, recalls from major supermarkets. FSA investigates Polish origins.
Flu Jab Appointments in Short Supply Across England Amid Surge in Cases
Flu jab appointments are scarce across England as demand surges amid a new flu strain. NHS urges vaccination as hospitals face record cases.
Three in Four English Hospitals Fail Cancer Targets, Experts Declare 'National Emergency'
Analysis reveals 76% of NHS trusts miss 28-day cancer diagnosis target and 73% fail 62-day treatment target, sparking emergency calls.
Optimism cuts dementia risk by 15%, Harvard study finds
Harvard study finds optimism reduces dementia risk by 15% in adults aged 50+.
MPs to Debate 'Owain's Law' After Brain Cancer Death Due to 'Postcode Lottery'
MPs to debate 'Owain's Law' after brain cancer death due to inconsistent NHS tissue storage, which prevented access to personalised treatment.
Meningitis Outbreak at University of Kent and Three Schools Kills Two, Hospitalises 11
Meningitis outbreak at University of Kent and three schools kills two young people, hospitalises 11, with antibiotic queues forming.
MAFS Australia Star Gia Fleur Reveals Daughter's Rare Kawasaki Disease Battle
MAFS Australia bride Gia Fleur shares her daughter Willa's rare Kawasaki disease ordeal, from misdiagnosis to recovery, and the impact of fame on her child.
Prince Charles Visits Young Patients at Great Ormond Street Hospital
Prince Charles visits young cancer and epilepsy patients at Great Ormond Street Hospital, touring complementary therapy suite.
Fife Nurse to Appeal Against 'Hugely Problematic' Trans Changing Room Ruling
Fife nurse Sandie Peggie appeals tribunal ruling on trans changing room harassment claim, citing problematic findings and misquotations.
NHS to Fund 'Gamechanging' Breast Cancer Pill After U-Turn
NHS approves capivasertib for advanced breast cancer after Nice U-turn, benefiting up to 3,000 women annually.
Fox Cub Found 'Lodging' Under Sofa After Cat Raises Alarm
A fox cub found under a sofa in Welney after a cat alerted the homeowner is now recovering at Fenland Animal Rescue.
Face Masks Return in England as Omicron Cases Rise
Face masks become mandatory in England's shops and public transport as Omicron cases rise; booster jab rollout expanded.
Gluten Sensitivity Often Misdiagnosed, Study Finds
Landmark study finds most people who think they have gluten intolerance may be wrong, with symptoms often linked to gut-brain interaction rather than gluten.
NHS Warns: Don't Lie on Your Back with a Cough
NHS warns against lying on your back with a persistent cough, a common Covid symptom, to avoid complications like bronchitis or pneumonia.
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