Category : Public Health


Mum's Rare Breast Cancer Dismissed as Milk Cyst

A St Helens mother-of-two was told her painful breast lump was a milk cyst from breastfeeding, but it was later diagnosed as stage 2 metaplastic triple-negative breast cancer, an ultra-rare form. She is now cancer-free.

NHS: Five foods to lower your cholesterol

The NHS recommends eating more oily fish, olive oil, brown rice, nuts, and fruits to lower cholesterol. High cholesterol affects two in five UK adults, raising heart attack and stroke risk.

Eminem's Ex Kim Scott Hospitalized After Bleeding

Kim Scott, Eminem's ex-wife, was rushed to hospital with uncontrolled bleeding from a possible haemorrhage. The 51-year-old was taken to McLaren Macomb Hospital after emergency services responded to an unconscious/fainting call.

Woolworths Pulls Water Bottles Over Mould Risk

Tasmanian Mountain Waters Exp recalls 10-liter Mt Ossa Spring Water bottles sold at Woolworths due to mould contamination that may cause illness; FSANZ advises consumers to return for refund.

Landmark Study Offers Alzheimer's Blood Test via GPs in Scotland

A landmark study in Scotland will allow GPs to offer blood tests for Alzheimer's disease. Over 50 GPs will recruit up to 500 patients to assess p-tau181 and p-tau217 tests, potentially speeding up diagnosis and improving care for the 90,000 Scots with dem

Captain Sully Reveals Alzheimer's Diagnosis

Captain Chesley 'Sully' Sullenberger III, hero of the 2009 'Miracle on the Hudson,' has revealed he was diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer's disease in August 2025, sharing his health battle to raise awareness.

44 daily corridor care cases at RVI in June

In June, an average of 44 patients per day received corridor care at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary, the worst affected trust in the North East, as NHS England reported its busiest June ever.

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