Beta Blocker Warning: Not for All Heart Attack Patients
Dr Ranj Singh discusses new research suggesting beta blockers may not be universally helpful for mild heart attack patients, citing side effects and higher long-term death risk in women.
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NHS Beta Blockers Warning: Symptoms to Watch For
NHS warns beta blocker patients to seek medical help if they experience specific symptoms like shortness of breath, swollen ankles, or yellow skin.
Summer Heat May Reduce Mounjaro Effectiveness, NHS Warns
An NHS pharmacist warns that storing Mounjaro above 30°C or in direct sunlight can make the weight-loss drug less effective. Keep pens cool, even in the fridge.
Indoor Wood Burning Linked to 43% Higher Lung Cancer Risk in Women, US Study Finds
US study finds indoor wood burning raises women's lung cancer risk by 43%, with even occasional use posing danger.
Wales Patients Wait 21 Years for Hypermobility Diagnosis
New research shows patients in Wales with hypermobility conditions wait up to 21.7 years for diagnosis, often traveling outside Wales. Study highlights fragmented care and mental health impact.
NHS tells hay fever sufferers to shower and change clothes
The NHS advises millions of hay fever sufferers to shower and change clothes after going outside as pollen levels soar across the UK this week.
EastEnders Fans Terrified for Denise After Leukaemia Diagnosis
EastEnders fans are heartbroken as Denise Fox is diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia. Viewers fear for her life after emotional scenes.
England Told to Avoid Outdoor Drying as Pollen Spikes
With high pollen levels forecast from Wednesday, hay fever sufferers in England are advised to dry clothes indoors to avoid worsening symptoms. Experts share tips on minimizing exposure.
DWP PIP Reassessments: 500,000 Claimants Face Unnecessary Reviews
Charity Z2K reveals that over 500,000 PIP reassessments in 2025 were unnecessary, costing taxpayers millions and causing stress for disabled people with lifelong conditions.
Surgeon warns of 'biggest mistake' if you feel knee 'pop'
A surgeon warns that ignoring a popping sensation in the knee after an ACL injury is a grave error. Early diagnosis is critical for preserving the ligament and treatment options.
Surgeon: Don't Ignore Knee Pop During Sport
Professor Paul Lee warns athletes not to ignore a popping sensation in the knee, as early diagnosis is critical for ACL injury repair and preserving the ligament.
NHS Nearly Spent £70 on Taxi for 50p Pill
Professor Sir Jonathan Van-Tam revealed the NHS offered to spend £70 on a taxi to deliver a tablet costing just 50p, highlighting systemic waste and lack of data sharing.
UK Travel Warning After Plague Death in New Mexico
A woman died from plague in New Mexico, prompting a UK travel warning as thousands of Brits visit the USA for the World Cup. Health officials urge precautions.
NHS Doctor: Stop Coffee If You Have These 3 Symptoms
An NHS doctor warns that caffeine intake should be reduced or stopped if you experience disrupted sleep, anxiety, or heart palpitations. Learn more about the risks.
Invasive 'Dangerous' Mosquitoes Spreading in San José, Officials Warn
Invasive Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, which can carry deadly diseases, are spreading in San José, California, prompting health warnings.
Teacher Sues Go Ape for £60,000 After Shattering Leg on Children's Slide
Teacher sues Go Ape for £60k after shattering leg on children's slide, claiming it was too dangerous. Go Ape denies liability, citing signed disclaimer.
GP Shares Tips for Managing Cholesterol for Heart Health
Dr Azeem Majeed, a GP and Express columnist, explains how to manage high cholesterol through lifestyle changes and medication to reduce heart attack and stroke risk.
Cancer Experts Share Prevention Advice for Merseyside
Merseyside has high cancer rates, but experts offer advice on reducing risk through exercise, mental health, HPV vaccine, and awareness of symptoms for early detection.
Trump's Hand Discoloration Raises Health Concerns at UFC Event
Donald Trump's discolored hand at the UFC Freedom 250 event sparked online health concerns, with social media users speculating about makeup or medical issues.
Consett Man Saved Own Life Recognising Heart Attack Signs
Gary Pendleton, 66, from Consett, dialled 999 after feeling unwell post-gym. Paramedics saved him as he went into cardiac arrest en route to hospital.
Dad of Two, 31, Dies After Collapsing on Brighton Seafront
Khuram Ahmed Hussain, 31, died after collapsing at the Grand Burstin Hotel in Folkestone. An inquest has been opened with cause of death unknown.
Woman's Knee Ache Led to Rare Bone Tumour Diagnosis
Bethany Middleton, 29, from Bromborough, was diagnosed with a giant cell tumour of the bone after a dull ache in her knee turned out to be a rare condition.
Co-op Smoked Salmon Recall Over Listeria Fears
Co-op recalls Scottish smoked salmon over Listeria fears; customers advised to return packs for refund.
Freeman Hospital Community Helped Couple Survive Year
Kevin and Anjna Bablee credit the 'Freeman family' of staff and patients for helping them through a year at Newcastle's Freeman Hospital, where Kevin received a heart transplant.
A&E Doctor on Why Women's Heart Attack Symptoms Are Dismissed
An A&E doctor with 585k followers explains how heart attack symptoms differ between men and women, and why women's symptoms are often dismissed as less serious.
Doctor: Heart Attack Symptoms Differ by Gender
An A&E doctor explains why heart attack symptoms vary between men and women, and why women's symptoms are often dismissed as less serious, potentially leading to fatal consequences.
Antidepressants and Antipsychotics as Opioid Alternatives for Pain
A new study suggests antidepressants, antipsychotics, and other non-opioid medications could effectively treat pain in emergency departments, offering alternatives to addictive opioids.
Hormone-Disrupting Chemicals Found in Breast Milk
A new study finds alarming levels of BPA, BPS, melamine, and other endocrine disruptors in breast milk from Seattle mothers, posing risks to infant development.
Electrician Died from Heart Condition After Self-Inflicted Stab Wounds
An inquest heard that John Paul Burns, 53, died from heart failure nine days after self-inflicted stab wounds. Underlying conditions contributed to his death.
Fake Doctor's Circus Show Saved Thousands of Premature Babies
Dr Martin Couney ran incubator exhibits at fairs and amusement parks, saving thousands of premature babies despite questionable credentials and criticism from the medical establishment.
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