Beverley Callard Doctors Concerned Over Radiotherapy Delay
Coronation Street star Beverley Callard reveals doctors are concerned her radiotherapy has been delayed due to her move to Ireland.
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Brandi Glanville Receives Diagnosis After Facial Disfigurement
Brandi Glanville reveals she has finally received a diagnosis for her facial disfigurement after years of health struggles and medical bills.
NHS Faces Worst Blood Shortage in Decade, Donors Urgently Needed
NHS faces worst blood shortage in a decade, needing 200,000 new donors to avoid threat to public safety.
Beta Blocker Warning: Contact GP Over Side Effects
NHS advises Britons on beta blockers to contact GP if side effects like tiredness or dizziness persist, and warns against stopping medication suddenly.
Josie Gibson Opens Up About Lipedema Diagnosis
Josie Gibson reveals Lipedema diagnosis, sharing gym video to inspire others battling the chronic condition.
Parents Use 'Jessica' Hack to Stop Toddler Tantrums Instantly
Parents use the name 'Jessica' to distract toddlers from tantrums, a viral TikTok hack that experts say works by surprising the brain.
NHS Report Reveals Patients Dying in Hospital Corridors
RCN report reveals patients dying in NHS corridors, with cardiac arrests and miscarriages occurring in overcrowded walkways, prompting urgent calls for government action.
Made In Chelsea's Sam Vanderpump Pleads for Help as He Battles End-Stage Liver Disease
Made In Chelsea star Sam Vanderpump, battling end-stage liver disease, pleads for a transplant as he cherishes moments with newborn son Duke.
Kent Students to Receive Targeted Meningitis B Jabs After Two More Cases
Kent students offered targeted meningitis B jabs after two more cases in deadly outbreak; pharmacies run out of vaccine doses.
NHS Junior Doctors to Strike Over Christmas
Resident doctors in England to strike for five days from 17-22 December over pay and jobs, risking Christmas disruption to NHS services.
Check Your Feet for a Subtle Sign of Liver Disease, Experts Urge
Experts urge checking feet for dry, cracked skin as a subtle sign of liver disease; other symptoms include jaundice and itchy skin.
Blood test could detect Alzheimer's decades before symptoms, study suggests
Study suggests blood test measuring amyloid and tau proteins could detect Alzheimer's decades before symptoms, with implications for early diagnosis and treatment.
Johnny Ball, 87, Celebrates Cancer All Clear and Opposes Assisted Dying
Johnny Ball, 87, discusses his prostate cancer battle, opposition to assisted dying, and new memoir.
Jesy Nelson 'proud' as NHS announces earlier rollout of SMA screening for newborns
Jesy Nelson celebrates NHS earlier rollout of SMA newborn screening from October 2026, calling it a major milestone.
Why Some People Get Blackout Drunk While Others Don't
Blackouts from alcohol are common, affecting over half of university drinkers. Scientists explain why only some experience memory loss and the risks involved.
Katie Price's Vaping Addiction Sparks Health Fears Amid Family Lung Disease History
Katie Price admits vaping addiction, sparking health fears as her mother battles terminal lung disease. Family and boyfriend JJ Slater are worried.
Daily Beetroot Juice May Lower Blood Pressure, BBC Experiment Finds
BBC experiment shows daily beetroot juice and garlic may lower blood pressure, reducing heart disease risk by 10%.
Toddler Dies After Choking on Mother's Fake Fingernail
One-year-old Dante Valentín Bermudes Rumi choked to death on his mother's fake fingernail in Argentina. A court probe has been launched.
Warning Issued as Cases of Drug-Resistant 'Nightmare Bacteria' Continue to Rise
CDC report shows 69% rise in drug-resistant 'nightmare bacteria' cases in US from 2019-2023, driven by NDM gene-carrying strains.
NHS Warns Baby Nests, Pillows, Duvets Risk Suffocation
NHS warns baby nests, pillows, and duvets pose suffocation risk for infants under 12 months; advises safe sleep practices.
Endometriosis Patients Call for Alternatives to 'Barbaric' Surgery for Diagnosis
Endometriosis patients urge alternatives to invasive laparoscopy for diagnosis, as researchers develop a potential blood test.
One in Nine Britons Admit Deliberate Sunburn for Tan
One in nine Britons admit deliberately burning skin for a tan, risking melanoma; survey reveals misconceptions and low sunscreen use.
Teacher with rare disorder constantly feels happy despite chronic pain
Liverpool teacher Sarah Coughlin, 36, has alexithymia causing constant happiness despite chronic pain from FND and dystonia after a 2014 workplace injury.
Gen Z Urged to Quit Vaping Amid Health, Fire, and Addiction Risks
A Gen Z writer warns of vaping risks including meningitis spread, station fire, and addiction gateway, urging an end to the habit.
RFK Jr's Health Cuts Spark AMA Warning
AMA warns RFK Jr over plans to overhaul preventive health panel, citing non-partisan role and risk to patient care.
Cadaver Fat in Cosmetic Surgery: Legal and Ethical Questions
Cadaver fat from donors is used in cosmetic fillers like AlloClae and Renuva for procedures such as BBLs and breast enhancements, raising legal and ethical issues in the US.
Mark Lamarr Says Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Led to Effective Retirement
Mark Lamarr told a court Chronic Fatigue Syndrome has effectively retired him, but he still received a six-month driving ban for speeding.
GP Ear Syringing Blast Causes 16 Year Tinnitus Struggle
A reader recounts how a forceful ear syringing at a GP practice in 2010 caused permanent tinnitus, despite guidelines warning of risks.
People-Pleasing Linked to Chronic Health Issues in Women, Research Shows
Research links people-pleasing and self-silencing in women to chronic health issues like fibromyalgia and lower mental wellbeing.
CQC Chief Executive Resigns Over NHS Trust Probe
Sir Julian Hartley resigns as CQC chief after independent inquiry into maternity failings at Leeds trust he led for 10 years.
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