Measles Threat Grows as Vaccination Rates Decline
As measles outbreaks spread in the US, experts reveal how declining vaccination rates threaten herd immunity. Combination vaccines face political attacks despite proven safety records.
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Jesy Nelson's SMA Campaign: NHS to Expand Newborn Screening
Singer Jesy Nelson shares updates on her twin daughters battling SMA Type 1 while celebrating NHS plans to screen 400,000 babies for the condition from October 2026.
Grandmother Dies While Paramedics Fill Out Paperwork
A 73-year-old grandmother with Alzheimer's died shortly after paramedics decided not to take her to hospital. An inquest heard she collapsed while they completed paperwork in the car park.
Neuroscience of Flow State: How Hobbies Boost Focus
Discover the neuroscience behind achieving flow state through hobbies. Learn how activities like sports, music, and gaming reduce mind-wandering and anxiety while enhancing focus and wellbeing.
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Fiona Phillips in Rare Photo as Husband Updates on Alzheimer's Fight
Former GMTV star Fiona Phillips appears in a rare social media post, smiling during a park walk, as husband Martin Frizell shares an emotional update on her Alzheimer's journey.
Antiques Roadshow Star Theo Burrell Weds Amid Cancer Fight
Theo Burrell, the Antiques Roadshow expert, has married her long-term partner Alex in Edinburgh while continuing her public battle with terminal glioblastoma brain cancer.
Marital Status Linked to Cancer Risk in New Study
A comprehensive study analyzing over 4 million cancer cases finds never-married individuals face significantly higher cancer rates, with notable differences by gender and race.
Five Doctor-Approved Memory Strategies for Sharp Recall
Neuroscience reveals how memory works in three stages and offers five practical steps to enhance both working and long-term memory through simple daily adjustments.
Greek Farmer Sneezes Out Live Worms After Sinus Pain
A 58-year-old sheep farmer in Greece shocked doctors by sneezing out worms from her sinuses, caused by sheep bot fly larvae, highlighting rare human infections.
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Fiona Phillips' Husband Shares Update on Her Alzheimer's Battle
Martin Frizell posts a rare photo of former GMTV star Fiona Phillips enjoying a simple pleasure, while continuing his campaign for better Alzheimer's support and criticizing government inaction.
Wes Streeting Holds Hope for Deal with Striking Resident Doctors
Health Secretary Wes Streeting says he has not given up hope on reaching a deal with resident doctors, despite the ongoing six-day strike costing the NHS millions.
Measles Outbreak Threatens Babies as Vaccination Rates Drop
A major measles outbreak across multiple US states puts unvaccinated infants at severe risk. Declining vaccination rates erode herd immunity, with doctors warning of dangerous consequences as political debates intensify.
Vet Urges Ban on French Bulldogs Due to Health Problems
A veterinarian has sparked controversy by advocating for a ban on French Bulldogs and Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, citing serious congenital health defects and welfare concerns.
Boy, 12, Dies After Hot Tub Filter Accident on Family Holiday in Italy
Matteo Brandimarti, 12, died after his leg was sucked into a jacuzzi filter at a hotel spa near Rimini. He was trapped underwater for five minutes, suffering brain damage.
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PIP Claimants May Qualify for Extra Benefits and Support
Personal Independence Payment recipients could unlock access to other benefits like Carer's Allowance, housing support, and Council Tax discounts. DWP advises claimants to seek guidance.
Davina McCall Cleared of Breast Cancer After Surgery
TV presenter Davina McCall shares emotional update confirming she is cancer-free following lumpectomy and radiotherapy earlier this year, while discussing her health journey.
How Housemates and Partners Change Your Gut Bacteria
Research from the University of East Anglia reveals that daily interactions like hugging and sharing spaces can subtly alter gut bacteria, potentially boosting immunity and digestive health.
Snoring Linked to Hypertension and Heart Disease Risk in Study
A major study reveals regular snoring is significantly associated with elevated blood pressure and uncontrolled hypertension, increasing risks of stroke and heart failure.
NHS Lists IBS Symptoms, Warns of Similar Cancer Signs
The NHS outlines common irritable bowel syndrome symptoms like cramps and bloating, while health experts caution that colon cancer can present similarly, urging prompt medical consultation.
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Housemates Shape Your Gut Bacteria Through Social Contact
New research from the University of East Anglia shows that living with others, from partners to housemates, can alter your gut microbiome through close daily interactions like hugging and sharing spaces.
Measles Surge: UKHSA Urges Parents to Check Vaccination Records
The UK Health Security Agency warns parents to protect children as measles cases spike across England, with hundreds of infections already in 2026 and vaccination rates at a decade low.
Fit Man's Acid Reflux Hid Deadly Oesophageal Cancer
John Wardman, 60, treated acid reflux with Gaviscon for years before discovering it was early-stage oesophageal cancer. He urges others to seek medical help for persistent symptoms.
Experts Debunk 10,000 Steps Myth: Fewer Steps Work
Walking experts challenge the scientific basis of the 10,000-step daily target, revealing it originated from Japanese marketing. Studies show health benefits can be achieved with as few as 2,000 steps, promoting more realistic goals for better public heal
Boy Dies After Being Sucked into Hotel Jacuzzi Filter in Italy
A 12-year-old boy has tragically died after being trapped in a jacuzzi filter at an Italian hotel during Easter weekend, with authorities investigating potential safety failures.
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Cambodia's King Announces Prostate Cancer, Treatment in China
Cambodia's 72-year-old King Norodom Sihamoni has revealed he has prostate cancer and will undergo treatment in China, where he was diagnosed during a routine medical checkup in Beijing.
Severe Sunlight Allergy Forces Woman to Live in Darkness
Sonal Keay suffers from Chronic Actinic Dermatitis, a rare condition where even a minute of daylight triggers painful reactions. She reveals the extreme measures needed to survive.
Woman's Remarkable Recovery After CAR-T Cell Therapy
A 47-year-old woman with three severe autoimmune diseases achieved over a year of treatment-free remission following CAR-T cell therapy, marking a breakthrough in autoimmune treatment.
NHS Data Exposes England's Deadliest Hospitals with High Mortality
New NHS England data identifies hospitals with patient deaths up to 31.9% above expected levels, with Blackpool, Medway and Morecambe Bay trusts among the worst performers.
20p Kiwi Bedtime Snack Could Improve Sleep Quality
Eating two kiwis before bed may help you fall asleep 42% faster and sleep deeper, according to research. The fruit is rich in serotonin and antioxidants that regulate sleep cycles.
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TOWIE Star Jordon Brook Reveals Meningitis Battle Aftermath
Reality TV star Jordon Brook opened up about his severe viral meningitis and encephalitis diagnosis, detailing how it left him with brain scar tissue and mobility issues on Good Morning Britain.
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