Moorways Chemical Leak: 12 Suffer Breathing, Centre Evacuated
A chemical leak at Moorways Sports Village in Derby led to the evacuation of the leisure centre, with around 12 people suffering breathing difficulties.
Category : Public Health
Jet2: Declare health conditions or risk claim rejection
Jet2 warns passengers that failing to declare pre-existing medical conditions when buying travel insurance could lead to claim rejection, potentially leaving travellers with huge bills.
Parents furious as dental office stayed open after girl died
A four-year-old girl died from meperidine toxicity during a frenectomy at Cuddle Kids Dental Care, which remained open for 15 weeks until the dentist was arrested.
How much water to drink in a heatwave? Experts advise 2.5-3 L
With temperatures rising over 30C, dehydration is a real issue. Four experts agree that adults should drink between 2.5 and three litres of water per day during a heatwave.
Weight loss jab clinics aim to help dieters keep pounds off
A nationwide NHS trial will investigate whether specialist community-based support hubs can help users of weight loss jabs like Wegovy and Mounjaro keep the weight off.
CQC tells Salford care home it requires improvement
A Salford care home run by HC-One was told it requires improvement after CQC inspectors found breaches of regulation regarding safe staffing levels, leaving residents waiting for essentials.
UK Cyclospora Cases Surge After Mexico Trips: Warning
UKHSA reports 67 cyclospora cases in travellers returning from Mexico, causing explosive diarrhoea. Travellers urged to follow food and water hygiene advice.
Fiona Phillips Alzheimer Husband Update Heartbreaking
Martin Frizell issues urgent message to Andy Burnham in a new update on Fiona Phillips' early-onset Alzheimer's disease, urging government action on dementia.
UK heatwaves: nearly 3,000 dead in two months
UKHSA reports 2,877 heat-associated deaths in May and June heatwaves, warning 2026 could see record toll. Health chiefs urge protection for vulnerable.
UKHSA Warns Tourists of Cyclospora Diarrhoea Surge
UKHSA has issued a warning to UK tourists as cyclospora cases surge, with holidaymakers returning from abroad reporting explosive diarrhoea.
Cyclospora Cases Spike: UKHSA Warns of Explosive Diarrhoea
UKHSA warns of sharp rise in cyclospora cases causing explosive diarrhoea, with 67 infections reported among travellers to Mexico between April and July.
Billionaire biohacker questions longevity quest after diagnosis
Bryan Johnson, the billionaire biohacker, reveals he has developed autoimmune gastritis, an incurable condition, and wonders if he has taken his longevity pursuits too far.
2,877 Heat Deaths in UK: UKHSA Warns of 'Significant Danger'
UKHSA confirms 2,877 heat deaths in UK this summer. May saw 753 deaths, June 2,124. Record temperatures recorded. 2026 may set new annual record.
Rugby Girl's Cancer Symptoms Dismissed Before Diagnosis
A Rugby girl whose initial symptoms were dismissed by doctors was diagnosed with rare Burkitt lymphoma and now faces six months of chemotherapy.
Shingles cases rising: Don't ignore pins-and-needles
Shingles cases are on the rise in the UK, with younger adults affected. Early signs include burning or tingling sensations before a rash appears. Act fast for better recovery.
Water-Related Deaths in UK Heatwave Reach 15 After Girl Dies in North Yorkshire
At least 15 people have died in water-related incidents during the UK heatwave, including a 13-year-old girl in North Yorkshire.
NHS denies blood test cancellations due to green policy
The NHS has denied claims that blood tests have been cancelled due to a net zero policy limiting air conditioning, as GP practices struggle to keep room temperatures below 25C needed for blood samples.
Teenager Freezes Eggs After Perimenopause at 19
Kira Jones was shocked to learn she was perimenopausal at 19 with an ovarian reserve similar to a 40-year-old, leading her to freeze her eggs to preserve her chance of starting a family.
Neurologist warns against damaged tins over botulism risk
Dr Baibing Chen says bulging, cracked or severely dented cans may contain botulinum toxin, a lethal poison that can cause paralysis and death.
Mother 'blindsided' by leukaemia 10 days after birth
Rebecca Robinson was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia 10 days after giving birth, after symptoms were dismissed as common pregnancy issues.
Weight loss drug contributed to death of woman, 66 inquest
An inquest heard that GLP-1 agonist weight loss medication contributed to the death of Paula Owen, 66, who died at Derriford Hospital on July 23 after being admitted.
Hot Weather Raises Cystitis Risk, Doctor Warns UK Women
Cystitis risk increases in hot weather due to dehydration, sweat, and wet swimwear. Dr Janine David offers four tips to reduce risk and ease symptoms.
Frozen Pizzas Recalled from Aldi and Walmart Over Salmonellosis Risk
Frozen pizzas from Aldi and Walmart recalled over possible salmonella in dry milk powder. Consumers urged to return or discard products.
McVitie's to Change Recipes of Iconic Biscuits
McVitie's Jaffa Cakes, Digestives and other iconic biscuits may get healthier recipes as owner Pladis aims to double sales of nutritious products by 2030.
Sleeping with a fan on all night: effects on your body
Experts warn that sleeping with a fan on all night can trigger allergies, dry out skin and eyes, and cause congestion or muscle pain. Learn how to reduce the negative impacts.
Kroger Croutons Recalled Over Salmonella Risk in 17 States
Kroger recalls Homestyle Cheese Garlic Croutons in 17 US states due to potential salmonella contamination from dry milk powder.
Australia's Emergency Alert Test Falls Short for Some
Australia's first nationwide test of its new emergency alert system AusAlert had mixed results, with some phones not receiving the alert. Minister Kristy McBain says no system is 100% successful.
Scotland's psychiatrists demand mental health inquiry for children
Royal College of Psychiatrists in Scotland calls for Holyrood inquiry, warning vulnerable children are 'falling through the cracks' of fragmented mental health services.
Neurologist warns against damaged canned foods
Dr. Baibing Chen says bulging, cracked, or severely dented cans may contain botulinum toxin, leading to paralysis, respiratory failure, or death.
Neurologist warns against eating damaged canned foods
A neurologist warns that heavily dented, bulging or cracked cans pose a serious botulism risk, causing paralysis and even death. He advises avoiding such tinned foods.
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