Cardiff Restaurateur Swaps Kitchen for Nursing Career
Deb Lewis, former owner of Cardiff restaurants Kindle, Dusty's and Nook, graduates as an adult nurse after a family death inspired her career change.
Category : Public Health
Ayr Care Home Praised After Care Inspectorate Visit
South Lodge Care Home in Ayr received a positive report from the Care Inspectorate following an unannounced visit in May, with no new grades awarded as part of a core assurance inspection.
NHS Urges Bowel Cancer Screening: 'Don't Put It Off'
The NHS urges people not to delay using bowel cancer screening kits, which can detect one of the UK's deadliest cancers before symptoms appear.
MP wants NHS sex education with 'real people'
Labour MP Samantha Niblett wants sex education on the NHS featuring 'real people having real sex' to counter pornography's influence, sparking a national conversation on healthy relationships.
Dr Amir Khan warns common jobs could be making people ill
TV doctor Dr Amir Khan says everyday jobs like teaching, driving, and office work carry hidden health risks, from dehydration to heart disease.
SEISMIC SHIFT gets five more years, total over £6m
A project transforming care for people with multiple long-term conditions in Lanarkshire has secured five more years of funding, taking total investment to over £6 million.
Lucy Owen rushed to hospital for emergency eye surgery
BBC Wales Today presenter Lucy Owen was rushed to hospital for major eye surgery, sharing on Instagram that doctors saved her sight. She thanked the NHS for her care.
Ebola Symptoms: UK Aid Worker Monitored in London Hospital
A British aid worker is under observation in London after potential Ebola exposure in DR Congo. UKHSA says risk to public remains low, and symptoms to watch for include fever, tiredness, and muscle aches.
Tesco warns customers not to eat Doritos over milk allergy risk
Tesco emails customers about a recall of Doritos Chilli Heatwave packs that may contain milk due to a manufacturing error, posing a risk to those with allergies.
Worker in London hospital after potential Ebola exposure
A humanitarian worker is being monitored at a London hospital after potential exposure to the Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, says UKHSA.
Urgent recall for allergy tablets over contamination risk
Rising Pharma recalls cetirizine tablets due to possible cross-contamination with ranitidine, posing anaphylaxis risk for sensitive patients.
48 health conditions qualify for DWP Attendance Allowance up to £458
Nearly 1.7 million people over state pension age receive Attendance Allowance. The DWP lists 48 specific health conditions that qualify for up to £458.40 a month.
Suspected Ebola case monitored in London hospital
A humanitarian worker is being monitored in a London hospital after suspected Ebola exposure in DR Congo. UKHSA says risk to public remains low.
Type 2 diabetes surge in women under 40 sparks warning
A Lancet study reveals a 69% rise in type 2 diabetes among women aged 20-29 in England, driven by rising obesity rates, sparking concerns over complications.
Pensioner stuck in hotel for 5 weeks after hospital discharge
A 70-year-old pensioner discharged herself to a budget hotel after being told her home was unsafe, highlighting a 70% rise in bed blocking over five years, according to Age UK.
UK Ebola Case Monitored at London Hospital After DR Congo
A British humanitarian worker exposed to Ebola in DR Congo is being monitored in isolation at a London hospital, with no symptoms yet. The risk to the public remains low.
Brit Monitored for Ebola at London Hospital After DR Congo
A British humanitarian worker is being monitored at a London hospital after Ebola exposure in DR Congo, UK Health Security Agency confirms.
UK Worker Assessed for Ebola Exposure in London
A humanitarian worker is being assessed at a London hospital following a potential healthcare-related exposure to Ebola, health officials have said.
Ebola case feared at London hospital as patient isolated
A UK resident who worked with an Ebola response organisation in DR Congo has been isolated at a London hospital as a precaution, UKHSA says.
B&M fined £2m over mice and droppings in Birmingham stores
B&M Retail Ltd has been fined £2m after inspectors found mouse droppings, gnawed food and infestations at three Birmingham stores, leading to court action by the city council.
Woman found dead after non-emergency mental health assessment
Cerys Walsh, 24, died by suicide after medics assessed her as non-urgent despite her GP referring her as an urgent case. The coroner found no system failure or breach of care.
NSW surgeon banned for six months over bowel surgery error
Dr Liu-Ming Schmidt found guilty of professional misconduct after operating on wrong end of patient's bowel and failing to detect cancer in another patient.
Ovarian Cancer Blood Test Ads Spark Debate Over Harms vs Benefits
Ads offering early detection blood testing for ovarian cancer in Australia raise concerns about false positives, costs, and lack of regulatory approval.
Why You Feel Exhausted in a Heatwave as UK Braces for Hottest Day
As the UK faces potentially its hottest day ever, health experts explain why heatwaves cause exhaustion and offer tips to recover from heat-related fatigue.
Tesco warns customers not to eat recalled Doritos packs
Tesco has emailed customers about a recall of Doritos Chilli Heatwave crisps after some packs were filled with Tangy Cheese containing milk, posing a risk to those with allergies.
Dark history of Scotland's mental health care: madhouses to asylums
Scotland's mental health care evolved from cruel madhouses to state asylums, with reforms like the 1857 Act. Despite progress, many still lack adequate care today.
DWP Confirms 8 Infectious Diseases for £458 PIP Payment
The DWP has confirmed eight infectious diseases that qualify for Personal Independence Payment (PIP), including HIV, COVID-19, and malaria, with monthly payments up to £458.
1 in 4 women don't know their cycle length, survey finds
A survey of over 383,000 UK women reveals 22% don't know their menstrual cycle length, highlighting a gap in health education and awareness.
Woman Loses Nipples After Breasts Grow From DD to P Cup
Daniela Ridener, 27, had a breast reduction after her breasts grew from DD to size P, possibly due to an IUD. Surgery removed 15kg of skin and tissue, resulting in nipple loss.
UKHSA 11am Rule: Stay Safe in Summer Heat
The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) reminds families to avoid direct sunlight between 11am and 3pm to stay safe during summer holidays, as temperatures rise.
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