Met Police Probe Nuked Blood Scandal at NHS Hospital
Met Police assess 500-page dossier on Nuked Blood scandal, with veterans accusing MoD of cover-up over Cold War radiation experiments.
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Mother's Incredible 10st Weight Loss Leaves Slimming World Class in Tears
Sam Jones lost 10 stone in 18 months, dropping from size 30 to 16, and credits Slimming World for her transformation.
Family of Man Who Died After Heart Surgery Delay Calls NHS Trust Apology 'Hollow'
Family of Ralph Sims, who died after 12-hour heart surgery delay, calls Sussex NHS trust apology 'hollow' as CQC flags safety concerns.
Father's Final Gift: Organ Donation After Sudden Death in Hull
Hull man Dave Evison died suddenly from a brain haemorrhage, but his organ donation saved multiple lives, including other fathers.
Scabies Cases Surge in UK Schools, Doctors Warn
Doctors report a surge in scabies cases across UK schools amid treatment shortages, warning of a major public health threat.
BHF Urges Weight Loss Jab Users to Call 111 Over Pancreatitis Risk
BHF warns weight loss jab users to call 111 if they experience sudden severe abdominal pain, a sign of acute pancreatitis affecting up to 1 in 100 patients.
NHS Weight Loss Jab Rollout 'Not Fit for Purpose' as Thousands Miss Out
Fewer than half of NHS commissioning bodies prescribe Mounjaro, creating a postcode lottery; doctors say rollout is not fit for purpose.
NHS to Pay 25% More for Drugs Under US Trade Deal
UK agrees to pay 25% more for drugs by 2035 in US trade deal, potentially costing NHS £3bn extra annually.
Former NHS Manager Wins £1m in Race Discrimination Case
Former NHS IT manager Richard Hastings awarded £1m after tribunal finds King's College Hospital trust unfairly dismissed him due to race discrimination.
PCOS Renamed to PMOS: What It Means for Care
PCOS renamed to PMOS after global consultation to better reflect its hormonal and metabolic nature, reducing misdiagnosis and stigma.
NHS Doctor Strikes: How UK Pay Compares Globally
Analysis of resident doctor pay in England, real-terms cuts since 2008, and international comparisons amid strike action.
Olympian Ciara Mageean Reveals Bowel Cancer Diagnosis at 33
Irish Olympian Ciara Mageean, 33, reveals bowel cancer diagnosis and warns of subtle symptoms. Early detection is key.
Fingernail Change Could Signal Heart Failure in UK
Changes in fingernails, such as Terry's nails, could signal early heart failure or liver disease. UK experts urge regular checks.
Opioid Painkillers to Carry Addiction Warnings After Prescription Surge
UK health secretary mandates addiction warnings on opioid painkillers amid a 60% rise in prescriptions over the last decade.
NHS Urges '11am Rule' for Bank Holiday Heatwave
NHS urges '11am rule' as UK bank holiday heatwave could hit 33°C, with sun safety advice to prevent skin cancer.
Dog Bite Hospital Admissions Surge 76% in a Decade
Hospital admissions for dog attacks have risen 76% in a decade, with children under nine most affected. Fatal attacks prompt legislative changes.
Leading Doctors Call for Routine Blood Pressure Checks for UK Children Aged Five and Over
Doctors urge routine blood pressure checks for UK children aged five and over as hypertension cases nearly double in 20 years, warning of future organ damage and strokes.
Clarkson Changes Diet After Aggressive Prostate Cancer
Jeremy Clarkson, 66, shares lifestyle changes including a vegetarian diet after being diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer, now in remission. He urges men to get checked.
Jeremy Clarkson in Remission from Prostate Cancer
Jeremy Clarkson has announced he is in remission from prostate cancer, sharing the news on social media. The former Top Gear host urged men to get tested.
Emily Clarkson's Sweet Tribute to Dad Jeremy After Cancer Remission
Emily Clarkson shared a heartfelt tribute to father Jeremy after his prostate cancer diagnosis and remission, urging fans to get tested.
HSE Chief Issues Urgent Warning on Mixing Medication and Alcohol at Festivals
HSE's Prof Eamon Keenan warns festival-goers of severe risks from mixing medication with alcohol, including interactions with common drugs.
Cardiff University launches first study on head impacts in women's rugby
Cardiff University launches first study on head impacts in women's rugby, using mouth guards, scans, and tests to assess brain health risks.
Meningitis B Vaccination Rates Vary Across England Amid Kent Outbreak
Meningitis B vaccination rates vary across England as Kent outbreak causes two deaths; health officials urge catch-up jabs.
NHS Gluten-Free Prescription Cuts Worry Coeliac Patients
NHS plans to stop prescribing gluten-free foods for coeliac patients as part of budget cuts, sparking concern among those reliant on prescriptions.
Woman’s ‘Cold’ After Pub Visit Turns Out to Be Victorian Disease Scarlet Fever
A woman mistook scarlet fever for a cold after a pub visit, highlighting a rise in Victorian-era disease cases in the UK.
Brits Now View 69 As Start Of Old Age, Study Finds
New survey finds Britons see middle age starting at 55 and old age at 69, reflecting changing perceptions as population ages.
UK Heatwave Warning: Common Medications Increase Risk in Hot Weather
UKHSA warns that common medications like diuretics, beta-blockers, and antidepressants increase heat vulnerability as temperatures exceed 30°C.
Tory Leader Urges NHS Chief to Reveal Hospital Pressure Source
Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay urges NHSGGC chief to reveal who pressured the board to open Queen Elizabeth University Hospital prematurely.
Jeremy Clarkson Admits Fault for Hospital Dash After Cancer Care
Jeremy Clarkson reveals his emergency hospital dash after cancer treatment was caused by restarting blood thinners without doctor approval. He is now in remission and filming Season 6 of Clarkson's Farm.
Motherhood's Hidden Truth: A Guardian Columnist's Confession
Polly Hudson confesses the hidden struggles of early motherhood and how honesty with a friend transformed her experience.
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