Adult Dies of Measles in London as Cases Rise
An adult with an underlying immunological problem has died from measles in England, as the UKHSA reports 883 confirmed cases since January, over half in London.
An adult with an underlying immunological problem has died from measles in England, as the UKHSA reports 883 confirmed cases since January, over half in London.
An adult with an underlying immunological problem has died from measles in the UK, as 883 confirmed cases were reported in England this year, prompting a vaccine catch-up campaign.
NHS England data shows 3,181 patients per day received corridor care in June, up from 2,900 in May, as heatwaves add pressure. Waiting list rises to 7.28 million treatments.
A YouGov survey found 65% of UK adults struggled to sleep during June's heatwave. Experts explain the physiological impacts of sleep deprivation hour by hour, from cortisol spikes to microsleep risks.
A 67-year-old woman was diagnosed with breast cancer after spotting a dimple in her breast only visible when raising her arms to dry her hair, highlighting the importance of checking breasts in different positions.
Former The Apprentice star Rochelle Anthony has been rushed to hospital with a suspected stroke, losing use of her left leg and arm. She blames stress and trauma.
A woman conceived via IVF at 50 after a career and travel, urging others to consider it despite research showing fertility decline at 49.
Francesca Tucci, 24, died three days after elective surgery for Wilkie's syndrome at Antonio Cardarelli Hospital in Naples. Police investigate manslaughter.
Amy Carroll, 34, had an emergency c-section at 31 weeks after a seizure revealed stage 4 brain cancer. Baby Arlo is doing well, but Amy faces urgent chemotherapy.
Kate Garraway faces backlash after dismissing Crohn’s disease as not severe enough for PIP, calling for reassessments; viewers label her 'entitled'.
Keith Wardle, 77, who learned to walk again after Guillain-Barré syndrome, condemns Stockport NHS Trust's decision to close Stepping Hill's hydrotherapy pool, calling it a 'lifesaver' and 'disgraceful'.
Marks and Spencer has issued an urgent recall for its Truffle Gouda cheese due to Listeria monocytogenes contamination, which can cause meningitis. The Food Standards Agency advises consumers not to eat the product and return it for a full refund.
Dr Clare Rooms warns that ice-cold showers constrict blood vessels, hindering cooling. UK braces for heatwave up to 36C. Tips: cool showers, breathable bedding, hydration.
The Fugate family of Kentucky developed blue skin due to methemoglobinemia, a rare genetic disorder amplified by generations of inbreeding in their isolated community.
Cath Holland describes grief as a 'physical assault' after her husband Andy died from bowel cancer at 53. She shares her story of loss, memory loss, and finding support through charities.
A landmark DWP review finds Personal Independence Payment (PIP) is 'not fit for purpose', with 90% of 38,000 respondents describing the claims process as dehumanising and degrading.
A BMJ review of 262 trials found weight loss drugs like Mounjaro and Wegovy cause no meaningful improvement in quality of life, with higher weight loss linked to increased side effects and muscle wastage.
The Timms Review has issued an update on PIP reform, launching a Workshop in a Box to gather qualitative evidence after receiving over 38,000 responses to its Call for Evidence.
Kitchen sponges harbour billions of bacteria, but experts say they pose low risk to healthy people. Learn why brushes may be safer.
Katie Price says she 'never knew' how much her children suffered during her depression and cocaine addiction, as Junior and Princess break down in tears in her new documentary.
Emmerdale confirms Monty the Dingle family dog has metastatic cancer, leaving the family devastated. Cain Dingle decides to continue his own cancer treatment after the news.
UKHSA warns that July's heatwave can silently damage medications like insulin, EpiPens, and asthma inhalers, rendering them ineffective. MHRA advises storing drugs below 25°C.
UKHSA warns that medicines such as insulin, ibuprofen, and furosemide can lose potency in heat. Store below 25°C, check for changes, and stay hydrated. Dehydration and sunburn risks highlighted.
An 18-month-old Arizona toddler declared dead after a pool drowning was found breathing hours later in a hospital morgue cold room, police records show. The child survived and has been discharged.
M&S recalls M&S Food Truffle Gouda (150g, use by October 9, 2026) due to Listeria monocytogenes. Customers urged to return product for full refund.
Two non-invasive tests, Endosure and Endotest, are being rolled out across the NHS to diagnose endometriosis in primary care, reducing the average diagnosis time of over nine years.
M&S has urgently recalled its M&S Food Truffle Gouda due to Listeria monocytogenes contamination. Customers are advised to return the product for a full refund.
Owen Williams, 25, suffered for months as doctors dismissed symptoms. A large abscess burst, leading to emergency surgery and a painful recovery.
83% of women experience intimate dryness, yet stigma prevents discussion. NAYDAYA's award-winning Vagina Victory Oil has sold out five times at Boots, backed by gynaecologists and offering 20% off with code COMFORT20.
Male testosterone levels declined by 54% between 1972 and 2019, researchers report, citing obesity, diabetes, and environmental factors as possible causes.