NHS Doctor Backs Green Party Drug Decriminalisation Policy
An NHS doctor argues that evidence from Portugal and other countries shows decriminalising drug possession improves public health outcomes, reducing overdoses and HIV transmission.
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Tourette's Campaigner's BAFTA Outburst Followed Father's Death
John Davidson, the Tourette's campaigner whose racial slur at the BAFTAs sparked controversy, was grieving his father's recent death. The BBC apologised for broadcasting the involuntary tic.
Woman Dead for 24 Minutes Shares Her Near-Death Experience
Lauren Canaday's heart stopped for nearly half an hour. She describes a feeling of extreme peace, debunking myths about tunnels and bright lights, and how it changed her life forever.
Alan Rickman's Heartbreaking Plea to Doctors After Cancer
Harry Potter star Alan Rickman's widow shares his moving seven-word request to medics after his pancreatic cancer diagnosis, aiming to avoid pain in his final weeks.
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Power Naps Before School Run Were Sign of Deadly Breast Cancer
Claire Danvers, 39, initially dismissed extreme fatigue and back pain as stress from motherhood and work. Doctors later discovered 13 tumours in her breast, prompting urgent treatment and a warning to others.
NHS Alert: 4.1 Million Unaware of High Blood Pressure Risk
The NHS warns that 4.1 million people in England may have undiagnosed high blood pressure, a 'silent killer' linked to heart attacks and strokes. Searches for advice surged, making it the second most viewed health condition on NHS.UK in 2025.
Your Muscles: The Medical Marvel You Already Own
Discover why your muscles are more powerful than you think and how small, expert-backed habits can unlock their full potential for lifelong health and longevity.
Vitamin Users Risk 'Silent Overdosing' Through Supplement Stacking
A leading pharmacist warns that stacking multiple supplements can lead to dangerous vitamin overdoses, interfering with medications and causing long-term health harm.
Nihal's Helmet: A Life Shielded from Sunlight
Nihal, diagnosed with xeroderma pigmentosum, faces a 4,000-fold higher skin cancer risk. Wearing a custom helmet, she navigates daily life, from TV interviews to marriage, defying her condition's limits.
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Ruth Langsford on Alzheimer's Family History: 'I Don't Want to Know'
Ruth Langsford opens up about her parents' dementia battles, explaining why she chooses not to dwell on her own risk of Alzheimer's disease in her new book.
Brain Tumour Missed After 50 Doctor Appointments
Alex Warwick, a medical student, had his brain tumour symptoms dismissed as stress for years. His family now seeks cutting-edge treatment in Germany after NHS options ended.
Christina Applegate's MS Battle: Honesty and Self-Acceptance
Christina Applegate opens up about her multiple sclerosis diagnosis, revealing how it transformed her into an 'honesty missile' and forced her to confront her past with newfound clarity and acceptance.
Why a £95 Health Test Brought Me Unexpected Peace of Mind
A personal account of using an at-home blood test to overcome health anxiety. The £95 General Health Blood Test provided comprehensive results and doctor's analysis within days, offering reassurance about cholesterol, liver, kidney, and blood glucose leve
One Million Pensioners Missing £4,524 DWP Benefit Yearly
New DWP figures reveal a 36% drop in Pension Credit applications, leaving around one million eligible pensioners missing out on an average of £4,524 per year in crucial financial support.
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NHS: 8 Lifestyle Changes for Weight Loss Without Injections
The NHS outlines eight straightforward lifestyle adjustments to help lose weight naturally, focusing on diet, hydration, and habits without relying on injections.
Doctor Explains Hot vs Cold Packs for Pain and Injuries
An NHS doctor provides expert guidance on whether to apply heat or cold for common ailments like arthritis, sprains, and muscle pain, based on medical evidence.
GP's Kitchen Tip to Reduce Cancer Risk at Home
A GP explains how removing plastic items from the kitchen and making other home adjustments can lower long-term cancer risk by reducing daily toxin exposure.
Charity Demands Genetic Testing for Brain Cancer Patients
A charity claims brain cancer patients are denied life-saving genetic tests, blocking access to new drugs. With the UK's poor survival rates, a petition for NHS testing has garnered over 100,000 signatures.
Covid Raises Risk of Deadly Kidney Disease by 50%
New research reveals that catching Covid-19 significantly elevates the risk of developing chronic kidney disease, with infected patients 54% more likely to suffer from the condition.
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UK Weather Linked to Rise in Falls and Fractures
Experts warn that Britain's record-breaking rainy and cloudy weather this year may have contributed to a significant increase in serious falls and bone fractures, particularly among older adults, due to vitamin D deficiency from lack of sunlight.
The 'Dr House Effect': Grumpy Experts More Persuasive
Research reveals that rude experts, like TV's Dr House, may be more persuasive than polite ones, as unexpected rudeness grabs attention and enhances credibility in certain contexts.
Matt Preston on Brother's Epilepsy Death and Lasting Impact
Former MasterChef judge Matt Preston discusses how his brother's 1988 death from SUDEP continues to shape his life and work in new SBS documentary about hospital realities.
Bhad Bhabie Gets 'Bad News' in Health Update During Cancer Fight
Media personality Bhad Bhabie, 22, shared a heartbreaking health update on social media, revealing 'bad news' from her doctor amid her ongoing battle with blood cancer.
Sir Graham Brady Backs NHS Prostate Screening After Cancer Treatment
Conservative peer Sir Graham Brady reveals successful NHS treatment for prostate cancer, advocating for national screening and wider access to focal therapy to reduce deaths.
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Sydney Measles Outbreak Fears Grow with Unexplained Case
Health authorities in Sydney are urgently responding to a new measles case with no known exposure links, raising concerns of undetected community transmission and potential outbreak escalation.
Mpox Alert: UK Travellers Told to Take Extra Precautions in Spain
British holidaymakers heading to Spain are being advised to take extra precautions following confirmation of 82 cases of the mpox clade Ib strain, which spreads more easily than previous variants.
Man Claims World's Smallest Penis, Issues Challenge
Michael Phillips, 38, from North Carolina, claims to have the world's smallest penis at 0.97cm erect and challenges anyone to disprove his assertion while raising awareness about micropenis.
Scotland's £1bn Superhospital Scandal: Explosion and Contamination Risks
A damning official report reveals Scotland's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital faces serious ventilation contamination risks and explosion hazards, contradicting government safety assurances.
Professor Removed from Puberty Blockers Trial Over Bias Claims
Professor Jacob George has been withdrawn from the Pathways puberty blockers trial after accusations of bias following his gender-critical social media posts. The MHRA paused the trial after his intervention.
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Australia's Aged Care Home Support System is Broken
A new report exposes severe failures in Australia's aged care home support system, highlighting inadequate funding and staffing shortages that compromise elderly care.
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