Gender and Racial Bias in Maternity Care: Ockenden Inquiry
The Ockenden inquiry reveals over 500 mothers and babies harmed due to inadequate care in Nottingham, with gender and racial biases undermining women's testimonial knowledge.
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Resident Doctors Accept 6.6% Pay Uplift, End Strikes
Resident doctors in England voted to accept a 6.6% pay uplift and improved conditions, ending a year of strike action. The deal includes standard 2016 contract terms, 4,500 extra training places, and a cumulative 35.2% pay rise over four years.
Sussex Lake Closed After Multiple Visitors Fall Ill
A paddling beach at Southwater Country Park in Horsham has been closed after a number of people fell ill, possibly from entering the water. The cause remains unknown, and tests are underway.
Wishaw Optician Marks Five Years of Customer Care
Lucy Cairney, an optometrist at Specsavers Wishaw, celebrates five years of service. She joined as a Saturday team member while studying and now pursues an Independent Prescriber qualification to treat minor eye conditions.
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Rolf Harris Died of Neck Cancer and Frailty at Age 93
Disgraced entertainer Rolf Harris died on May 10, 2023, aged 93, from neck cancer and frailty of old age. His death was confirmed nearly two weeks later.
Over 1 Million Children Referred for Mental Health Support
Over one million children were referred to mental health services in England in 2024-25, a 10% increase from the previous year, with anxiety being the most common reason, according to the Children's Commissioner.
Rising Birth Injury Rates in England: National Crisis
NHS data shows women in England face highest risk of serious birth injuries since records began, with rates of severe tears and postpartum haemorrhage rising to 31.1 per 1,000 births.
1M Children Referred to Mental Health Services in England
More than 1 million children were referred to mental health services in England in 2024-25, a 10% rise from the previous year, prompting the children's commissioner to call for an overhaul of state support.
170,000 Obesity Heart Deaths Expected in England by 2035
The British Heart Foundation warns 170,000 people in England could die from obesity-related heart conditions by 2035, urging government action.
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Man De-Diagnosed with Parkinson's After 8 Years at 61
Mike Bell, now 62, spent eight years believing he had Parkinson's disease. After a new consultant's scans, he was 'de-diagnosed' and had to rebuild his identity and purpose without the condition.
One Person a Week Dies with Undiagnosed TB in England
One person a week in England dies with undiagnosed tuberculosis, with British-born older men most at risk of postmortem diagnosis, researchers say.
Vitamin C Serums and Sun Protection: Evidence
Vitamin C serums may enhance sun protection but cannot replace sunscreen. Antioxidants neutralize free radicals, but broad-spectrum sunscreen remains essential for UV defense.
Ex-NFL Star Chris Johnson Diagnosed with ALS: 'Fight'
Chris Johnson, former NFL star who rushed for over 2,000 yards in a season, announced his ALS diagnosis on Good Morning America. The 39-year-old says he chooses to fight the disease.
Freebirth Death Inquest: Dangers of Unassisted Birth
An inquest examines why wellness influencer Stacey Warnecke died after a medically unassisted home birth, highlighting risks of freebirth and unregulated birth workers like 'birth keeper' Emily Lal.
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Why Doctors Must Initiate End-of-Life Conversations
Serious illness conversations occur far too infrequently, despite their importance for patient care. A study shows nudging clinicians increases these discussions, improving outcomes for incurably ill patients.
US Military Races to Vaccinate Recruits Before Flu Shots Expire
The US military is rushing to vaccinate new recruits after a two-month halt on mandatory flu shots, but vaccines expire June 30 and new doses won't arrive until August or later, complicating outbreak control at Lackland Air Force Base.
Heart Surgeon: Soft Drinks Are 'Liquid Death', Avoid Them
Heart surgeon Dr Jeremy London calls soft drinks 'liquid death' and lists four things he avoids: smoking, alcohol, breads/pastas, and fizzy drinks. He says high-calorie soft drinks are a 'big no-no'.
Heart Surgeon: Soft Drinks Are 'Liquid Death'
Heart surgeon Dr Jeremy London warns that soft drinks are 'liquid death' and should be avoided entirely, citing links to metabolic disease, cardiovascular issues, and cancer.
Vets Reveal Dog Breed They'd Never Own: French Bulldog
Four vets share the dog breed they'd never own, and three unanimously name the French Bulldog due to severe health issues like BOAS, spinal deformities, and high veterinary costs.
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FCDO Warns Parents Over Spanish Holiday Water Safety
The FCDO updated its Spain travel advice on June 26, warning parents to keep small children within arms-reach at pools and beaches due to drowning risks. 86% of child drownings occur without adult supervision.
London Ambulance Service Sees Busiest Day Since Pandemic Amid Heatwave
London Ambulance Service had its busiest day since the pandemic, with 8,121 emergency calls on Tuesday amid a heatwave.
Joe Marler Says 'Damage Is Done' in Health Confession
Joe Marler, former England rugby star and Celebrity Traitors finalist, says if he has brain damage from rugby, he'd rather not know, as he opens up about post-retirement struggles.
Princess Kate's Three Peaks Victory Inspires Cancer Patient
Princess Kate completed the Three Peaks challenge, inspiring a fellow cancer patient to embark on a 26-mile Helihike for charity despite incurable bowel cancer.
Uber to Launch Audio Recording Feature for Rides in Brazil and Mexico
Uber to pilot audio recording of rides in Brazil and Mexico to improve safety, with potential US expansion later.
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Third of Brits Ignore Cancer Signs: 8 Symptoms
A third of Brits who experienced red flag cancer symptoms didn't see their GP for six months. Cancer Research UK urges early diagnosis, listing eight key symptoms to watch.
Expert tips to protect hair from UV damage in hot weather
Up to two-thirds of women neglect hair sun protection, leading to damage. Pantene expert Dr Cedric Callens shares 8 tips to protect hair from UV, chlorine, and salt.
Brit Men Flock to £1k Vampire Penis Facial
Dr Syed Nadeem Abbas reports a surge in British men seeking the £1,000 'vampire penis facial', a P-shot procedure using platelet-rich plasma to enhance size and performance, driven by porn standards.
HPV Vaccine for Teens Could Slash Cancer Risk with Single Dose
A single dose of the HPV vaccine for teens nearly eliminates cervical cancer risk, with research showing zero deaths from cervical cancer before age 30 in vaccinated girls.
Esther McVey: Starmer's Puberty Blocker Trial Abuses Children
Esther McVey condemns Keir Starmer's government for approving a puberty blocker trial on 226 children as young as 11, calling it medical abuse and a woeful legacy.
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Urgent Heat Warning for Antidepressants, Insulin, Inhalers
Health experts warn that common medications like insulin, EpiPens, and antidepressants can be dangerous in hot weather. Learn which 8 drugs need monitoring this summer.
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