Six Signs of Heat Stroke and How to Treat Symptoms
The NHS warns of six heat stroke signs: high temperature, hot dry skin, fast breathing, confusion, seizures, and loss of consciousness. Learn how to treat heat exhaustion and prevent emergencies.
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BMA Calls for Stronger Legal Protection for NHS Whistleblowers
BMA demands stronger legal protection for NHS whistleblowers, citing culture of fear and unfair dismissals that threaten patient safety.
Flu Vaccine 'Saved My Life' Says Nurse Now Needing Lung Transplant
Former nurse Claire Davies, 40, needs a double lung transplant after flu left her with 30% lung capacity. She credits the vaccine for saving her life.
NHS Approves Heart Failure Implant for Home Monitoring
NHS approves CardioMEMS implant for heart failure patients to monitor condition at home, reducing hospital admissions.
King Charles's Twice Daily Fitness Routine: A Gruelling Military Workout
King Charles follows a demanding military workout routine called 5BX twice daily, which a journalist found gruelling but effective.
Emergency Services Respond to Welfare Concern in Atherton
Large emergency services presence in Atherton after police respond to concern for welfare of a man on George Street. Cordon in place, no threat to public.
Girl, 12, Warns Against Vaping After Lung Collapse
12-year-old Sarah Griffin warns children never to vape after lung collapse and induced coma; UK government plans to restrict youth vaping.
Reading to Dementia Patients Reveals Unimpaired Minds, Says Journalist
Jo Glanville argues reading to dementia patients reveals unimpaired minds, countering Ian McEwan's assisted dying call.
NHS to Roll Out 24/7 Stroke Treatment Across England by April 2026
NHS England aims to provide 24/7 thrombectomy access for stroke patients across the country by April 2026, with workforce expansion and credentialing underway.
Raw Cheese E. Coli Outbreak: Nine Sickened, Products Recalled
E. coli outbreak linked to Raw Farm cheddar cheese sickens nine, mostly children; FDA investigation ongoing.
Scottish Woman Loses 14.5 Stone in 18 Months with 'Small Changes'
Scottish woman loses 14.5 stone in 18 months through intermittent fasting and small lifestyle changes, without surgery or weight loss jabs.
Chris Kamara Regrets Hiding Health Struggles from Wife Before Apraxia Diagnosis
Chris Kamara regrets not telling his wife about health struggles before apraxia diagnosis, says therapy helped him accept condition.
Record Flu Cases Hit NHS as Hospitalisations Soar 56%
NHS faces record flu hospitalisations, up 56% on last year, with strikes adding to winter pressures.
NHS Failing Chronic Fatigue Patients, Investigation Reveals
Readers respond to George Monbiot's article on the NHS's failure to properly treat ME/CFS patients, highlighting poor diagnosis, lack of specialist care, and inadequate research investment.
Ockenden Report on Shropshire Baby Deaths Delayed Until March
Ockenden review into Shropshire baby deaths delayed to March 2022 after new documents emerged; largest NHS maternity inquiry.
Gym Wear Could Be Leaching Toxic Chemicals Through Sweat
University of Birmingham study finds sweat leaches chemical additives from synthetic gym wear, which can be absorbed through skin.
Rebecca Adlington Reveals Devastation After Miscarriage and Sepsis
Olympic swimmer Rebecca Adlington reveals miscarriage and sepsis treatment, urging support for others.
Traumatic PE Experiences Put Millions Off Sport For Life
Age UK survey finds over 4m mid-lifers traumatised by school PE, putting them off sport for life. Experts call for structural change.
James Norton Reveals Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis Caused 'Pandemonium' at Awards Show
James Norton reveals type 1 diabetes caused a health crisis during Jude Law's speech at the GQ Men of the Year Awards, leading to 'pandemonium' as staff brought him orange juice and potatoes.
NHS watchdog warns of growing 'care injustice' across England
CQC warns good healthcare in England is becoming a postcode lottery, with some regions offering only substandard services.
Meningitis B Vaccine Eligibility Expanded as Kent Outbreak Reaches 27 Cases
UK expands meningitis B vaccine eligibility as Kent outbreak reaches 27 cases, with new vaccination centres opening.
Struck Off Doctor Still Performing Circumcisions After GMC Removal
Doctor Zuber Bux, struck off for botched circumcision, continues to perform the procedure legally as a layperson, raising safeguarding concerns.
Sickle Cell Surge Prompts NHS Plea for More Black Blood Donors
NHS calls for more Black blood donors as demand for sickle cell treatment blood soars 132% in 10 years.
Covid Inquiry Urges Action To Rebuild Vaccine Trust
Covid inquiry finds vaccine rollout a success but urges rebuilding trust and improving access before next pandemic.
NHS Warns of Second Norovirus Surge as Cases Hit New Winter High
NHS warns of second norovirus surge as cases hit new winter high, adding strain on UK hospitals already battling flu and COVID-19.
Woman Left Paralyzed by Botulism After Eating Homemade Fermented Fish
A Phoenix woman is partially paralyzed after eating homemade fermented swordfish, diagnosed with rare botulism. She is recovering.
NHS Dispels Myth of Outdated Hearing Aids, Offers Hi-Tech Smartphone-Connected Devices
NHS provides hi-tech hearing aids that connect to smartphones, countering claims of inferior technology vs private sector.
NHS Doctor Reveals Vegan Diet Body Changes
NHS doctor goes vegan for a month, loses 4kg and lowers cholesterol by 12%, but experts warn of long-term nutrient risks.
Parasite Eats Woman's Cornea in Mexican Holiday Horror
UK student Jessica Greaney suffered Acanthamoeba Keratitis, a rare parasitic eye infection, after a holiday in Mexico, requiring intensive treatment.
Doctor Shares Six Phrases to Avoid Being Dismissed Over Fatigue
Dr Nighat Arif advises six phrases to use at GP appointments to ensure fatigue is taken seriously and not dismissed.
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