Simple dinner time habit could help prevent diabetes
Studies show meal timing affects blood sugar regulation. Eating dinner earlier, such as at 6pm, may improve glucose control and reduce diabetes risk.
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Broken heart syndrome: 7 emotional triggers can cause urgent heart issues
A doctor warns that seven emotional events, from divorce to happy moments, can trigger broken heart syndrome, urging people to seek urgent help for symptoms like chest pain.
Doctor warns 'call 999' for three symptoms after a heartbreak
Dr Karen Faulkner warns that sudden chest pain, breathlessness, or a racing heartbeat after a breakup could be broken heart syndrome—call 999 immediately.
Boiling water is the top fix for smelly drains, experts agree
Seven plumbing experts agree that boiling water is the first step to clear a smelly drain, with baking soda and vinegar as a popular second method.
Teen who died in Greece 'may have been electrocuted by shower'
Irish teenager Alex McKee, 17, may have been electrocuted by faulty shower equipment while on holiday in Greece, authorities say. His post-mortem confirmed electrocution as the cause of death.
Manchester adult social care praised in CQC inspection
Manchester's adult social care service has been rated 'Good' overall by the CQC, with frontline staff praised for empowering people to maximise independence and achieve personal goals.
Chris Kamara hails surge in prostate checks after sharing scare
Chris Kamara says use of Prostate Cancer UK's risk checker rose by a third after he shared his own scare, urging men to get tested early.
Asda and Morrisons recall pasta over listeria fears (15.08.2026)
Asda and Morrisons recall three pasta products due to possible Listeria contamination. The FSA urges shoppers to check cupboards and return affected items for a refund.
Students urged to get free Meningitis B jabs after deadly outbreak
Students in England are urged to get free Meningitis B jabs after a deadly outbreak. Fewer than 100,000 of a million eligible have had the two-dose vaccine since July 20.
Doctor warns evening alcohol can ruin blood pressure
Dr Daniel Grant warns that cutting back on evening alcohol is one of the best changes to improve blood pressure, as it raises it and disrupts sleep.
DWP confirms 18 blood conditions for £748 monthly PIP
The DWP has confirmed 18 blood conditions that qualify for PIP, with up to £748 monthly. There are 9,729 claims for these conditions.
Childhood cancer risk 'not as rare' as parents think, study says
Nearly 2,000 UK children under 15 are diagnosed with cancer yearly. A new study says the risk is on par with diabetes, epilepsy, and bacterial meningitis, urging parents to watch for symptom patterns.
Pharmacist Warns of 2 Summer Mistakes That Could Cause Hair Loss
A pharmacist warns that wearing a tight or sweaty hat this summer can lead to scalp irritation, inflamed follicles, and hair loss. Learn how to protect your hair.
Dr Amir Khan's five-word warning to anyone with moles
TV doctor Dr Amir Khan urges people to 'get to know your moles' in a new Instagram video, stressing the importance of checking often-forgotten areas and seeking medical advice for any concerning changes.
NHS hospitals hit 41.8C as heatwaves force surgery cancellations
NHS hospitals recorded temperatures up to 41.8C this summer, forcing surgery cancellations as cooling units failed, data from 33 trusts shows.
UK shoppers told to check Lion mark on eggs to avoid salmonella
UK shoppers are urged to check the red Lion mark on eggs, which indicates production under strict salmonella safety standards, especially for vulnerable groups.
Pharmacists warn of 'medicines shortages crisis' with supply system 'broken'
High street pharmacists warn the medicines shortages crisis is worsening, with drugs for serious conditions out of stock. The IPA calls on Health Secretary Yvette Cooper to end complacency and treat shortages as a national priority.
Beverley Callard left 'badly burnt' by cancer treatment
Coronation Street star Beverley Callard revealed she was left 'badly burnt' by radiotherapy for breast cancer, sharing her experience on Irish TV and radio.
Toddler diagnosed with leukaemia after developing limp
Three-year-old Armaan Waqas from Glasgow was diagnosed with leukaemia after months of tests following a limp. He is now recovering at home, and friends have set up a fundraising appeal.
Doctor issues collagen 'evidence' skin warning as millions take supplement
A skin expert warns collagen isn't a 'miracle cure' and reveals what actually helps protect your skin, as 10% of UK adults have used the supplement.
Liverpool's ketamine action plan shows early progress
Liverpool's Reducing Ketamine Harms Action Plan has trained nearly 4,000 professionals and referred 241 young people for support since March, showing early progress against the drug crisis.
Adult star Yasmina Khan celibate after endometriosis surgery
Yasmina Khan, the UK's top adult star, announced she is going celibate after surgery for endometriosis, a condition causing severe pain during sex.
Westminster Council Threatens Charing Cross Soup Kitchen
Westminster Council has threatened to close a Charing Cross soup kitchen, citing licensing issues, sparking outrage among volunteers and homeless charities.
NHS urges teens not to forget second MenB vaccine dose
The NHS reminds eligible 17-18-year-olds to book their second MenB vaccine dose, needed at least 28 days after the first for best protection.
Vet reveals 5 things he'd never do with his dog
A vet has shared five everyday habits he avoids with his own dog, warning they are 'common but dangerous' and could put pets in harm's way.
NHS lists Addison's disease symptoms with tan-like warning
NHS symptoms of Addison's disease include skin darkening mistaken for a suntan. A woman's tanning competition revealed the life-threatening condition. Adrenal crisis is a medical emergency.
Swansea teacher and charity founder reveals bowel cancer battle
Phil Owen, founder of Ocean Therapy, was diagnosed with bowel cancer after months of stomach issues. He shares his story to urge early detection.
Chronic illness costs: 'My IBD costs me £5,000 a year'
Chronic conditions like endometriosis and IBD can cost patients thousands yearly. Three people share their stories, from £30,000 in medical bills to doubled food costs.
Health visitor leaders in Scotland plan industrial action
Health visitor team leaders in NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde will take action short of strike in a dispute over job evaluation, with unions citing failure to follow national processes.
Dermatologist's £30 gel boosts confidence to skip makeup
Dr Sam's Flawless Neutralising Gel, a £30 dermatologist-created spot treatment, has earned rave reviews for reducing redness and breakouts, with users saying it gave them confidence to go makeup-free.
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