Heart Warning Over Kimchi, Kombucha and Smoothie Drawbacks
BHF warns that kimchi, kombucha and smoothies may contain high salt/sugar, posing heart health risks. Advises checking labels and moderation.
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Eye-Tracking in Toddlers Could Diagnose Autism Years Earlier, Study Finds
Eye-tracking in toddlers watching social videos could diagnose autism years earlier, studies show 86% accuracy in detecting the condition.
NHS Supermarket Screening Finds Thousands Of Lung Cancers
NHS rolls out lung cancer screening trucks in supermarket car parks nationwide, boosting early detection rates from under 20% to over 80%.
NHS GP warns of serious risks from ibuprofen, naproxen, and aspirin
NHS GP Dr Mark Porter warns that prolonged use of ibuprofen, naproxen, and aspirin can cause serious side effects including bleeding, ulcers, and hospitalisation.
FDA stalls fast-track approval for nicotine pouches over youth risks
FDA stalls fast-track approval for nicotine pouches due to concerns over youth risks, affecting Philip Morris and BAT products.
Nurses on 'Heartbreaking and Terrifying' Plight of Ward Staff - Recap the Day
Nurses strike for first time in RCN history, citing burnout, low pay, and unsafe staffing; hundreds of appointments postponed.
Eight in Ten Women Experience Early Menopause Symptoms, Study Finds
Study finds 80% of women experience early menopause symptoms, with 26% suffering severe symptoms often ignored, highlighting need for early intervention.
Debbie McGee and Giovanni Pernice Share Coffee Amid Strictly Rehearsals
Debbie McGee and Giovanni Pernice share a coffee in Reading, sparking romance rumours ahead of their Strictly paso doble.
Meningitis B Vaccine Rollout Begins at University of Kent Amid Outbreak
Meningitis B vaccine rollout begins at University of Kent after outbreak kills two, with over 2,300 vaccines administered and symptoms shared by victim's father.
BBC Doctor Shares Simple 'Pinch' Test for Arthritis Symptoms
BBC doctor demonstrates a simple pinch test to detect hand arthritis symptoms, offering tips for pain relief and treatment steps.
The Forgotten Medieval Habit of 'Two Sleeps' Explains Night Waking
Historian Roger Ekirch uncovers the medieval habit of 'two sleeps', explaining why waking at night was once normal and how it vanished.
Woman, 44, Dies on Heathrow Flight After Falling Asleep on Mother's Shoulder
Rachel Green, 44, died on a flight from Minneapolis to Heathrow after falling asleep. Inquest finds prescription drugs and undiagnosed heart condition contributed.
Tracey Emin Looks Happy at Lunch Three Months After Bladder Cancer All-Clear
Tracey Emin looks happy at lunch three months after revealing bladder cancer has gone, following surgery and recovery.
Bacon's Health Paradox: Ultra-Processed Warning vs Traditional Curing
Bacon's health risks from ultra-processing vs traditional curing. IARC classifies processed meat as carcinogen, but risk magnitude differs from smoking.
Lyme Disease in the UK: 7 Critical Symptoms to Spot
Lyme disease cases are rising in the UK. Learn about symptoms, the chronic form controversy, and patient experiences.
NHS Whistleblower Warns Policies Still Causing Patient Deaths
Expert warns NHS whistleblower protections may be insufficient to prevent another Mid Staffordshire-style scandal, as victimisation persists.
Hay Fever Relief: Spicy Curries, Sex, and Nettle Tea Among Top Tips
Hay fever relief tips: spicy curries, sex, nettle tea, dietary changes, and practical advice for the 2026 season.
Why You Breathe Through One Nostril at a Time: The Nasal Cycle Explained
The nasal cycle explains why we breathe through one nostril at a time, alternating every few hours to protect the nose and respiratory system.
Bob Harris Hospitalised Amid Prostate Cancer Treatment
BBC Radio 2's Bob Harris, 79, has been hospitalised for treatment related to his prostate cancer, sharing an update on Instagram.
DWP Fixes Universal Credit 'Double Pay' Loophole Affecting Thousands
DWP fixes Universal Credit loophole from Nov 16, preventing payment cuts for 85,000+ claimants paid twice in a month. Claimants must notify DWP.
New Covid Variants Cause ‘Razor Blade’ Sore Throat as Cases Surge in US
New Covid variants Stratus and Nimbus cause ‘razor blade’ sore throat as cases surge in US, with experts warning even mild infections risk long Covid.
Holiday Seizure Leaves Woman with Severe Burns
Brit suffers severe burns after epileptic seizure in hot shower on Italy holiday, unable to walk for 18 months.
Harry Dunn's Family Finds Justice Three Years After Crash Death
Three years after Harry Dunn's death, US citizen Anne Sacoolas pleads guilty to causing death by careless driving, receiving a suspended sentence.
Netflix's Lead Children: The Real Story of Jolanta Wadowska-Król
Netflix's 'Lead Children' dramatises Dr Jolanta Wadowska-Król's fight against lead poisoning in 1970s Poland, highlighting environmental health activism.
Bride's Hot Water Bottle Burns Nearly Ruined Wedding
Woman warns of hot water bottle dangers after expired bottle burst, causing severe burns before her wedding.
Woman's Cancer Diagnosis After Mistaking Symptoms for Piles Similar to MAFS Star
A woman mistook rectal cancer symptoms for piles, similar to MAFS star Mel Schilling's experience. Both faced delayed diagnoses.
King Charles and Camilla Sleep Apart Due to Health Condition, Royal Author Claims
King Charles and Camilla sometimes sleep apart due to his sleep apnoea, treated with a CPAP machine, claims royal author Robert Jobson.
Palantir Set to Win £480m NHS Data Contract Amid Privacy Concerns
Palantir is frontrunner for £480m NHS data contract, sparking privacy and transparency concerns among medics and campaign groups.
Endometriosis Diagnosis Delays Hit Nine Years in UK
Chloe Bremner endured nine years of misdiagnosis before being told she had endometriosis, a condition affecting 1.5 million UK women.
Covid Inquiry Told UK Government Knew NHS Would Be Overwhelmed by February 2020
Covid inquiry told UK government knew NHS would be overwhelmed by February 2020, with Sage adviser Prof Graham Medley giving evidence.
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