Abbey Clancy Rushed to Hospital After Acrylic Nail Torn Off in Dubai
Abbey Clancy was rushed to hospital in Dubai after her acrylic nail was torn off while hugging a friend, causing severe nerve pain.
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Children Stuck in Hospital Limbo Due to Discharge Delays, Report Finds
Thousands of children stuck in hospital due to discharge delays, missing school and family life, report finds.
Grandson's TikTok Videos Document Life with Grandmother's Dementia
A 21-year-old student cares for his grandmother with Alzheimer's and shares their daily life on TikTok, amassing 80,000 followers and challenging dementia misconceptions.
Turmeric's Health Claims Under Scrutiny: Separating Fact from Fad
Examining turmeric's health claims: curcumin's benefits for osteoarthritis, but low bioavailability and high doses needed mean hype often exceeds evidence.
Woman Faces £16k Rabies Bill After Bat Flies Into Her Mouth
Massachusetts woman faces $20,000 medical bills after bat flies into her mouth on Arizona holiday, insurance denies rabies treatment claim.
Pensioners May Claim Attendance Allowance Without Formal Diagnosis
Pensioners can claim Attendance Allowance without a formal diagnosis, receiving up to £110 weekly. Rates rise in April.
Heart Health Warning Over Gut-Friendly Foods Like Kimchi
BHF warns gut-friendly foods like kimchi and kombucha may contain high salt or sugar, posing heart health risks.
NHS corridor care now a year-round emergency, experts warn
NHS corridor care is now a year-round crisis, with 74,150 patients facing 12-hour trolley waits in June and July, experts warn.
Fragrance Sensitivity: A Growing Health Concern in Britain
One in three adults report health issues from fragranced products, sparking calls for scent-free public spaces and better labelling.
New Covid Nimbus Variant Linked to ‘Razor Blade Throat’ Symptom
New Covid Nimbus variant causes 'razor blade throat' symptom. UK cases and hospitalisations rise, but vaccines remain effective.
Streeting’s NHS Legacy: Rhetoric Over Results, Critics Say
Wes Streeting’s 22 months as health secretary saw bold rhetoric but critics say he failed to deliver on NHS reform, leaving waiting times and care issues unresolved.
Family Campaigns After 20-Year-Old's Death From Nitrous Oxide
A coroner warns of 'chemical Russian roulette' after a 20-year-old woman dies from nitrous oxide addiction, prompting her family to campaign for awareness.
NHS to offer weight-loss jabs to over 1 million heart patients
NHS England to offer semaglutide jabs to over 1 million overweight people with heart disease risk, reducing heart attacks and strokes.
Major Incident Declared as Thousands Flock to Bournemouth Beach
Major incident declared on Bournemouth beach as thousands flock to Dorset coast, causing gridlock, fights, and waste issues.
Patients Left Exposed as Cosmetic Surgeons Fly In and Out of UK
BBC Disclosure reveals UK cosmetic surgery patients left exposed as surgeons fly in from abroad, with weak regulation and little recourse for complications.
Review Finds 'Trivial' Effect of Alzheimer's Drugs, Casting Doubt on 'Gamechanger' Claims
Cochrane review finds anti-amyloid Alzheimer's drugs have 'trivial' cognitive effects, challenging 'gamechanger' status and influencing UK Nice decision.
MHRA Investigates UK Peptide Clinics for Unlawful Health Claims
MHRA investigates UK peptide clinics for potentially unlawful health claims about unregulated therapies, following a Guardian probe.
Starmer Threatens to Withdraw Training Jobs Offer if Junior Doctors Strike
PM Starmer gives BMA 48 hours to cancel junior doctors' strike or lose NHS training posts offer, calling rejection of pay deal 'reckless'.
Five Silent Bowel Cancer Signs Experts Warn Never To Ignore
Consultant surgeon Jeremy Clark highlights five silent bowel cancer signs, including blood in stool, changes in bowel habits, abdominal pain, bloating, and weight loss.
Labour MP Dawn Butler Diagnosed with Breast Cancer, Urges Early Detection
Labour MP Dawn Butler reveals breast cancer diagnosis, urges early detection and NHS investment.
Fearne Cotton to Undergo Surgery for Benign Jaw Tumours
Fearne Cotton to have surgery for benign jaw tumours, shares update on Instagram, receives support from Davina McCall.
GP Debunks Common Flu Home Remedies That May Do More Harm Than Good
GP Dr Donald Grant debunks common home remedies for flu, warning that honey, vitamin C, antibiotics, hot toddies, and sweating can be ineffective or harmful.
Dutch Teen Noa Pothoven's Death Misreported as Euthanasia
Dutch teen Noa Pothoven died from starvation, not euthanasia, despite global misreporting. Her family says authorities failed her.
Strictly Finalist John Whaite Credits 16-Stone Physique for Saving His Life in Car Accident
Strictly Come Dancing finalist John Whaite credits his 16-stone muscular physique for saving his life after being run over by a car in a near-fatal accident.
Alpha-Gal Syndrome: Tick-Borne Meat Allergy on the Rise in US
Alpha-gal syndrome, a tick-borne illness causing red meat allergy, is spreading in the US, with up to 450,000 affected and two deaths reported.
Deadly Bacteria in Hawaii Flood Waters Sparks Health Alert
Health alert issued after deadly bacteria found in Hawaii flood waters from Hurricane Lane, now a tropical storm.
Loneliness Costs NHS £25bn Annually, Exeter Study Reveals
Study finds loneliness costs NHS £850 per person annually, with total burden estimated at £25bn, urging new approaches to tackle social isolation.
Kadeena Cox Opens Up About MS and Invisible Disability Challenges
Paralympic champion Kadeena Cox discusses living with multiple sclerosis and invisible disability challenges ahead of I'm a Celebrity appearance.
New Mother Warns of Flesh-Eating Disease After Near-Death Experience
Essex mother Charleigh Chatterton, 27, warns of flesh-eating disease necrotising fasciitis after nearly dying six days post-childbirth.
Cancer Patients 'Let Down' by Treatment Delays, Doctors Warn
Doctors warn cancer patients are at risk due to treatment delays, with waiting times in England at record lows.
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