Ali Bastian Faces 'Huge Blow' Amid Cancer Recovery
Former Strictly star Ali Bastian reveals trauma of waiting for mammogram results after stage two breast cancer diagnosis, and shares reconstruction delay is a 'huge blow'.
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Guggenheim Museum Tests Positive for Legionella Bacteria
The Guggenheim Museum in NYC is among 31 buildings that tested positive for legionella bacteria. Remediation completed, no risk to visitors, health department says.
Aged Care Fees for Unusable Services Under Investigation
Many Australian aged care residents are charged for services they cannot use, prompting a regulator investigation. One family secured a $37,000 refund after challenging unlawful fees.
Vasectomy numbers surge in Australia as men take responsibility
Vasectomy numbers in Australia have jumped from 22,230 in 2015 to 36,317 in 2025, with nearly a third of all procedures in the last five years. Men in their 30s and 40s are the biggest demographic, but younger men without children are also seeking the pro
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Fire Chiefs Warn: No Double Sockets for Washing Machines
Fire chiefs warn that washing machines must be plugged into single sockets, not double ones, to avoid overloading and fire risk. In 2024, 1,140 electrical fires involving white goods occurred in England.
Heart Pump Gives Freeman Patient a Decade of Life
Stuart Hind, 61, says his LVAD heart pump fitted at Freeman Hospital 10 years ago has been a lifesaver, allowing him to enjoy fell walks again.
Debbie McGee on Final Weeks with Paul Daniels
Debbie McGee reveals the heartbreaking final weeks with husband Paul Daniels after his glioblastoma diagnosis, sharing intimate memories and her emotional journey.
Does Moderate Drinking Extend Life? Heart Surgeon Explains
Heart surgeon Dr Jeremy London debunks the myth that moderate drinking adds years to life, citing DNA damage from acetaldehyde and cancer risks. Experts say no safe level exists.
Why Freckles Appear and Get Darker in Summer: GP Explains
Freckles are caused by an overproduction of melanin triggered by sun exposure and genetic variations. A UK GP explains why they darken in summer.
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NHS warns: 5 heatwave mistakes, including open water danger
Paramedics in the UK warn against five potentially deadly heatwave mistakes, including a surprising one: jumping into open water to cool down, which can cause fatal cold water shock.
Baby Diagnosed with Stage Four Rare Cancer After Mum's Instinct
A Glasgow baby girl, Arissa, was diagnosed with stage four germ cell cancer after her mum Marie Smith insisted something was wrong. The cancer spread to lungs, chest, and bones.
Sir Chris Hoy: Cancer Deadline Brought Forward
Olympic legend Sir Chris Hoy, diagnosed with terminal stage 4 prostate cancer, admits his 'deadline's been brought forward' but says everyone's time is limited.
Teacher Diagnosed with Thyroid Cancer After Falling Asleep with Toddler
Emily Greenwood, 21, from Southend-on-Sea, attributed her exhaustion and weight loss to motherhood but was diagnosed with thyroid cancer after a lump was found. She urges others to push for scans.
Channel 4 Doctor Shares Snack Reduction Method
Dr. Rangan Chatterjee on Channel 4's 'Live Well with the Drug-Free Doctor' advises eating only foods your grandmother would recognize to curb snacking and reduce ultra-processed food intake, linked to 14% of UK early deaths.
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Mistake Friends Make with Breast Cancer Survivors
One woman is diagnosed with breast cancer every nine minutes in the UK, but survival rates are high. A nurse specialist warns against common mistakes friends make, like mentioning someone who died from cancer.
Expert Guide to Surviving Hotter UK Summers: Health Tips
Longer, hotter summers in the UK bring increased risks of mosquito-borne diseases, spider bites, sunburn, and allergies. Expert advice on sunscreen, DEET-free repellents, tick removal, and more.
Channel 4 Doctor Reveals Snack Cause and Solution
Dr Rangan Chatterjee says snacking is 'not your fault' and recommends eating only foods your grandmother would recognise to stabilise blood sugar and curb cravings.
Only Real Hangover Cure Is Hydration, Pharmacist Says
Pharmacist Ian Budd says hydration is the only real hangover cure, debunking myths about fry-ups, coffee, and cold showers. He warns against paracetamol before bed due to liver risks.
Labour Accused of Hiding Osteoporosis Scandal, 40,000 May Die
Labour faces accusations of 'creative accounting' over osteoporosis care, with campaigners warning 40,000 could die needlessly due to slow rollout of fracture liaison services.
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NHS AI Tech Identifies Deadly Skin Cancer Misdiagnosed as Bite
A mother who dismissed a red mark on her thigh as an insect bite was diagnosed with deadly melanoma after NHS AI technology flagged it as cancer, with experts saying the software could slash waiting times and save lives.
78p-a-Night Sleep Patch Offers 'Blissful Sleep' for Night Sweats
Kloris Sleep Time Patches, costing as little as 78p per night, help users fall asleep faster and wake refreshed. With natural ingredients like valerian root and passionflower, they offer a melatonin-free alternative for better sleep.
Baking French Toast in Oven Yields Crispy, Fluffy Results
Trained chef Kristen Hoffman says baking French toast on a pre-heated sheet pan at 230°C yields perfectly crispy exteriors and fluffy custard interiors, avoiding sogginess and allowing batch cooking.
Pigeons and decay at Wales' largest hospital spark safety fears
Decaying canopy at Cardiff's University Hospital of Wales, infested with pigeons, sparks safety concerns after images shared online. Health board cites delivery vehicle damage, plans removal when funding available.
Mum Cries Over Home Bargains Staff Comment About Autistic Daughter
Rachael Taylor, 37, was left 'crying' after a Home Bargains staff member said she 'couldn't stand' the noise made by her autistic daughter Lottie, 3, at the Rock Retail Park store.
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Tuchel: Rice ill before England World Cup win
Thomas Tuchel confirmed Declan Rice spent days in bed with sickness before being subbed at half-time in England's 2-1 World Cup quarter-final win over Norway. Training will be reduced ahead of semi-final.
HG Mould Spray wins grout mould test against Astonish and Mould Magic
HG Mould Spray outperformed Astonish and Mould Magic in a test to remove mould from tile grout, leaving grout white after 30 minutes. Astonish worked in 10 minutes for £2, but HG gave the best finish.
Husband Lived for Daughter's Birthday Thanks to Hospice
Richard Bassett, 38, died from rare cancer GIST. His wife Victoria credits Queenscourt Hospice for allowing him to see their daughter's fourth birthday. She petitions for more NHS hospice funding as Queenscourt faces £2m deficit.
Beverley Callard: Over Halfway Through Radiotherapy
Coronation Street star Beverley Callard, 69, reveals she has completed six radiotherapy sessions, saying she is 'over half way' in her breast cancer treatment journey.
Trump Health Fears After Fourth Hospital Visit in Six Months
Donald Trump, 80, admitted to another physical at Walter Reed just six weeks after his last visit, sparking health concerns. This marks his fourth hospital visit since January.
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NHS Flu Jab Rule Change: New Age Threshold for Children
The NHS has confirmed changes to the 2026/27 flu vaccination programme, allowing children aged two and three to receive jabs at community pharmacies from October 1. The move aims to boost accessibility and uptake ahead of winter.
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