Salmonella Cases in England Hit Decade High
Salmonella cases in England hit decade high with 10,406 infections in 2025, up 26% from 2016. UKHSA urges hygiene to combat foodborne illness.
Category : Public Health
Wellness Ritual Warning After UK Man Dies From Frog Skin Toxin
Health organisations warn after a UK man dies from Kambo, a frog skin toxin used in unregulated detox ceremonies.
Girl, 7, Abandoned at Beach by Council Holiday Club
A seven-year-old girl was left abandoned at a beach after a council-funded holiday club moved on without her, prompting a 999 call.
NHS website sees surge in heatstroke and sunburn advice visits during record UK heatwave
NHS website sees surge in visits for heatstroke and sunburn advice during record UK heatwave, with alerts extended.
NHS Faces Triple Pressure from Strike, Heatwave, and World Cup
The NHS faces a triple whammy as resident doctors strike for four days amid a heatwave and World Cup. Officials urge patients to attend appointments as usual.
Expert Advice on Safe Hiking in Extreme Heat
Expert tips for safe hiking in extreme heat, including hydration, clothing, and timing advice from a seasoned hiker in Egypt.
Hindu Population Surpasses 1 Million in England and Wales
Hindu population in England and Wales surpasses 1 million as Christianity becomes minority religion, according to 2021 census data.
Age Alters What Men and Women Seek in a Partner, Study Finds
Study of 7,000+ Australians finds men and women's partner preferences converge with age, with older people valuing personality over looks.
Measles Alert: Two Children Die, Parents Warned of Key Symptom
Two children have died from measles in 2026 as UKHSA issues urgent vaccination plea. Parents urged to spot little-known symptoms including red, watery eyes and mouth spots.
Free TV Licence for Pensioners: Government Must Respond as Petition Surpasses 10,000 Signatures
Petition for free TV licences for all pensioners forces government response as 10,000 signatures reached.
Amber Heat Alert Issued For Parts Of UK This Bank Holiday
Amber heat health alerts issued for parts of UK as record May temperatures up to 33C forecast over bank holiday weekend.
Common Dog Bowl Hygiene Mistake Could Make You and Your Pet Ill
FDA study finds only 12% of dog owners wash bowls daily, risking salmonella and listeria infections for pets and humans.
Three Heart-Healthy Snacks Cardiologists Recommend
Cardiologists recommend nuts, Greek yogurt, and dark chocolate as heart-healthy snacks to lower cholesterol and blood pressure.
Check Eggs for British Lion Mark to Avoid Salmonella Risk
Food safety experts urge Brits to look for the British Lion mark on eggs to reduce salmonella risk, especially for soft-boiled, poached eggs or homemade mayonnaise.
Mum 'astonished' by £2 balm that cleared baby's eczema in days
A mother shares how Balmonds Skin Salvation, available for £1.55 via TopCashback, cleared her baby's painful eczema within days, leaving skin soft and hydrated.
NHS faces triple whammy during resident doctor walkout
The NHS braces for a triple whammy of pressure as resident doctors strike for four days amid a heatwave and England's World Cup opener, urging patients to seek care as usual.
NHS Faces Triple Whammy as Resident Doctors Plan Four-Day Strike
The NHS prepares for a 'triple whammy' as resident doctors stage a four-day walkout coinciding with a heatwave and England's World Cup opener, adding pressure to healthcare services.
Measles Warning: Two Children Die, Symptoms Listed
UKHSA warns parents as measles cases rise to 736 in 2026, with two child deaths. Full list of symptoms including cold-like signs, rash, and mouth spots.
Jon Snow Living Quietly After Alzheimer's Documentary
Former newsreader Jon Snow is living a quieter life months after filming a Channel 4 documentary about his Alzheimer's diagnosis, according to the executive producer.
Government Responds to Petition for Free TV Licences for All Pensioners
Government responds to petition for free TV licences for all pensioners, keeping open mind on new concessions but not revisiting over-75s decision.
Woman, 22, Dies After 9-Month Back Pain Battle with Rare Cancer
Leah Smith, 22, from Woolton, died from Ewing's sarcoma after nine months of back pain. Her mother now campaigns for mandatory cancer training for GPs.
Parents of student who died of MenB welcome vaccine rollout
Lee and Helen Draper, whose daughter Megan died from meningitis B weeks into university, say the new vaccine rollout in Wales could have saved her life.
Pensioners Could Boost Income to Over £18,000
Many UK pensioners may be missing out on Attendance Allowance, Pension Age Disability Payment, and Pension Credit, potentially boosting their annual income to over £18,500. Learn how to claim.
Woolton Woman, 22, Dies After Nine Months of Back Pain
Leah Smith, 22, from Woolton, died after nine months of back pain. Her mother backs a petition for mandatory cancer training for GPs to improve early diagnosis.
Ayoub Junaid Gets New Glasses After Viral Video
A seven-year-old visually impaired Palestinian boy in Gaza received new glasses after a video of him crying over broken ones went viral, highlighting the healthcare crisis for children.
Study: Ulez and T-charge Cut Emergency Hospital Admissions
Imperial College research finds that London's T-charge and Ulez led to a 3% annual decrease in emergency hospital admissions, with an 8% drop for heart problems and 6% for breathing issues.
Joseph Ana obituary: NHS doctor who transformed Nigeria healthcare
Joseph Ana, 73, spent 20 years in the NHS as a urologist and GP before returning to Nigeria to become health commissioner, improving vaccination rates and introducing an ambulance service.
Autistic kids get unapproved stem cell treatments backed by RFK Jr
Desperate US parents pay up to $20,000 per session for unproven stem cell infusions for autistic children, despite FDA warnings and lack of scientific evidence.
Data Alone Can't Guide Us Through Outbreaks
Despite real-time data on outbreaks like Ebola and hantavirus, confusion persists. Lynne Peeples argues for better risk communication to help the public interpret information and respond appropriately.
Motability Updates Wheelchair Users on Survey Plan
The Motability Foundation issues a Friday update calling for proposals to create a UK-wide survey on wheelchair users' experiences to improve NHS and government services.
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