Shigella Cases Rise in Cape Verde, Health Warnings Issued
UK and EU health authorities warn of increasing shigella infections among travellers returning from Cape Verde, with over 370 cases reported since 2022. Health experts advise precautions.
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Meningitis B Jab Rollout for Kent Pupils as Cases Rise
Health officials in Kent are expanding meningitis B vaccinations to Year 11 students following a deadly outbreak linked to a Canterbury nightclub, with 20 confirmed cases and two fatalities reported.
Sir Chris Hoy Launches Prostate Cancer Screening for 25,000
Olympic cyclist Sir Chris Hoy urges men over 40 to get tested as he launches the Scottish Prostate Cancer Initiative, aiming to screen 25,000 men to improve early detection and save lives.
NI Health Minister Pushes for Body-Worn Cameras for All Staff
Health Minister Mike Nesbitt calls for body-worn cameras to be available to all health service workers in Northern Ireland to combat violence and aggression.
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Royal Mail Prioritises Parcels Over Hospital Letters
The Communication Workers Union reveals a pyramid framework forces postal workers to leave doctors' and hospital letters undelivered to focus on parcels, creating a chaotic service.
Fake NHS Meningitis Vaccine Texts Target Brits in Scam Alert
Scammers are sending fraudulent NHS texts about meningitis vaccines amid a Kent outbreak. Authorities warn never to pay for vaccines via links.
Louise Thompson Returns to Antigua After Health Struggles
Made In Chelsea star Louise Thompson shares an emotional update on her recovery from PTSD and Ulcerative Colitis, returning to Antigua two years after a traumatic trip.
Johnny Ball 'Fine and Dandy' After Prostate Cancer, Says Zoe Ball
Zoe Ball has posted a heartwarming video of her father Johnny skiing in Italy, confirming he is 'fine and dandy' after his prostate cancer treatment last year.
MPs Report 'Postcode Lottery' in UK Palliative Care Services
A parliamentary report reveals a 'postcode lottery' in UK palliative care, with services labeled inadequate and under severe pressure, affecting dying patients and families nationwide.
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Shigella in Cape Verde: Rising Cases and Travel Advice
As shigella cases rise in Cape Verde, causing diarrhoea and fever, health authorities issue warnings while tourism officials assure safety. Learn the facts and expert tips for travellers.
Elizabeth Day's Tribute to Mel Schilling After Cancer Death
Elizabeth Day shares emotional final moments with Married At First Sight star Mel Schilling, who died at 54 after colon cancer spread to her brain.
Miracle HIV Drug Rollout in Eswatini Aims to End Aids
A groundbreaking twice-yearly injection, Lenacapavir, is being deployed in high-risk countries like Eswatini, offering near-complete HIV protection amidst aid cuts threatening global progress.
Barry Manilow Details Lung Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
Soft rock legend Barry Manilow opens up about his stage one lung cancer diagnosis, surgery, and recovery, reflecting on life and gratitude after the health scare.
Mr Motivator Urges Government to Tackle Bed Poverty Crisis
Former GMTV star Mr Motivator calls for 'bed poverty' to be treated as a national emergency, as Barnardo's reports a 40% surge in furniture demand from struggling families.
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Extra Sleep and Veg Reduce Heart Attack Risk, Study Finds
A new study reveals that adding 11 minutes of sleep, 4.5 minutes of brisk walking, and 50g of vegetables daily can lower heart attack and stroke risk by 10%.
First Nations-Led Organisation Targets Family Violence Crisis
A new national peak body, Our Ways Strong Together, launches to address high rates of family and sexual violence against Indigenous women and children, focusing on systemic reforms and community-led solutions.
UK Medical Council Overhaul to Strike Off Racist Doctors
The UK's General Medical Council faces major reforms to address racism and antisemitism, with new powers to discipline doctors for social media posts and other misconduct.
Oncologist Debunks 'Everything' Cancer Test Myth After Trial Fails
A leading oncologist explains why no universal blood test for cancer saves lives, following a major NHS trial's failure to reduce late-stage diagnoses.
Sleep Myths Debunked: How Much Rest Do We Really Need?
Experts reveal the real risks of sleep deprivation and whether insomnia is as harmful as believed. Discover how much sleep you truly need for optimal health.
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Frail Aged Care Residents Sheltered in Open Court During Cyclone
Vulnerable aged care residents in Katherine were evacuated to an open-sided basketball court during ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle, with many sleeping in makeshift conditions as rain blew into the shelter.
Experts Warn Against Social Media's Unnecessary Medical Tests
A campaign targets three controversial medical tests promoted online, warning of over-diagnosis risks and psychological harms from influencers' misinformation.
Meningitis B Vaccine Scheme Expanded to Kent Year 11 Pupils
The meningitis B vaccination programme is being expanded to include Year 11 pupils at four Kent schools affected by the outbreak, as UKHSA figures show cases have fallen to 23.
DWP Minister: Early State Pension Access Under Serious Review
Pensions minister Torsten Bell has stated the Government is seriously considering allowing early access to the state pension, particularly for those with terminal illnesses, as eligibility rules are set to change.
Daily Aspirin Reduces Bowel Cancer Death Risk by 24%
Multiple studies reveal that taking a daily low-dose aspirin pill can reduce bowel cancer death risk by 24% and improve survival rates, offering a promising preventive strategy.
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NHS Doctor: Persistent Cough May Be Whooping Cough
An NHS doctor warns that a cough lasting over two weeks could indicate whooping cough, a highly contagious bacterial infection. Learn about symptoms, risks, and vaccination.
Pregnant Hippo Kills Vet During Temperature Check at Zoo
A 27-year-old female veterinarian was fatally mauled by an enraged pregnant hippopotamus while conducting a routine temperature check at an Indian safari zoo, suffering severe internal injuries.
NHS Doctor's Guide: Eight Key Questions for GP Appointments
An NHS resident doctor shares eight crucial tips to prepare for GP appointments, including keeping a symptom diary and asking about next steps, to help patients make the most of limited consultation time.
Vatican Approves Animal Organ Transplants for Catholics
The Vatican has issued new ethical guidelines permitting Catholics to receive animal tissue and organ transplants, while reaffirming earlier Church teachings on medical ethics and animal welfare.
MenB Vaccine Offered to Kent Year 11 Pupils Amid Outbreak
Health officials in Kent are expanding the meningitis B vaccination programme to include Year 11 pupils at affected schools, as confirmed cases fall to 20 with three under investigation. The UKHSA has identified potential drivers behind the unusual outbre
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Exorcists Demand Demon-Fighting Priests in Every Diocese
The International Association of Exorcists has called on Pope Leo XIV to ensure every Catholic diocese worldwide has at least one trained exorcist to combat rising occult practices.
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