New NHS AI Blood Test Spares Women Painful Cancer Exam
Thousands of women could avoid painful transvaginal ultrasound scans for womb cancer thanks to a new AI-powered blood test trialled by the NHS, with 99% accuracy.
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Blue-Space Therapy: The Sea as Medicine for Trauma and Addiction
The rise of blue-space therapy: exposure to oceans, rivers, and lakes is gaining traction as a treatment for trauma, anxiety, and addiction, with over 100 surf therapy programs worldwide.
FDA Rejects Petition to Limit PFAS in Food
The US FDA has rejected a legal petition to set limits on toxic PFAS 'forever chemicals' in food, despite EPA findings that food is the biggest source of exposure. Advocates plan to sue.
Disinfect Your Home After Flu: Expert Tips
Proper disinfection after flu can prevent spread. Experts explain cleaning vs disinfecting, dwell times, and EPA labels for effective germ killing.
Cancer survival up, vaccination down in Australia: report
Cancer five-year survival in Australia rose from 50% to 72% over 30 years, but childhood vaccination rates fell to 92% for one-year-olds, sparking expert concern.
Asbestos in Play Sand Can Become Airborne, Study Finds
A study found that 90% of craft sand samples contaminated with asbestos released airborne fibres when played with, contradicting earlier claims that recalled products were low-risk.
UKHSA Urges Neighbourly Checks During Heatwave
The UK Health Security Agency urges people to check on vulnerable neighbours this summer as heatwaves pose serious health risks, including heat exhaustion and heatstroke.
Jordan Henderson Surgery After Freak World Cup Injury
Jordan Henderson has undergone successful surgery on a wrist injury sustained during England's World Cup celebrations after their 3-2 win over Mexico. The 36-year-old midfielder slipped while jumping over an advertising board, landing awkwardly and requir
Tim Bilton: Cancer Now Dormant After 13-Year Battle
TV chef Tim Bilton, diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma in 2019, shares emotional update that his cancer is now dormant after 13 years, thanking his oncologist and family.
Teen's Headache Was Ruptured Brain Tumour
Danielle Andersen, 17, thought her headaches were dehydration; a CT scan revealed a dermoid cyst. Surgery caused a stroke, but she regained movement through physiotherapy.
Tim Bilton: Stage 4 Cancer Dormant After 13-Year Battle
TV chef Tim Bilton, known for Channel 5's On The Farm, reveals his stage 4 cancer is dormant after 13 years. Scans are clear, and he shares an emotional update: 'If you’re reading this there is still hope.'
Girl, 12, had unnecessary chemo after NHS misdiagnosis
A 12-year-old girl underwent six rounds of unnecessary chemotherapy after being misdiagnosed with juvenile dermatomyositis, when she actually had a rare genetic condition.
Jesy Nelson Twin Daughters Milestone SMA
Jesy Nelson shares a proud milestone as her twin daughter sits upright in a wheelchair, amid their SMA diagnosis. She urges viewers to watch her documentary to raise awareness.
Hospice Nurse Lists 6 Early Dementia Signs Families Miss
Hospice nurse Julie McFadden shares six early signs of dementia that families often overlook, emphasizing early detection can slow progression.
Woman's £35k Ketamine Addiction Ruins Bladder
Ellie Wight, 23, spent £35,000 on ketamine over two years, leading to irreversible bladder damage and a need for Botox injections to manage pain.
Liverpool fan, 18, dies days after headache from meningitis
Aaron Mills, 18, died from meningitis just days after complaining of a headache. His family campaigns for MenB vaccine for students after his tragic death.
UKHSA Urges Checking on Neighbors in Heatwave
The UK Health Security Agency urges people to ask neighbours if they need help during summer heatwaves, as temperatures are forecast to reach mid-30s Celsius this week.
Fan Dangerous at 35C: UKHSA Heatwave Warning
The UK Health Security Agency warns that using electric fans is dangerous once indoor temperatures reach 35°C, as fans blow hot air and increase dehydration risk during the third heatwave of 2026.
Wegovy Pills: Who Is Banned From Buying Them in UK?
Wegovy weight loss pills are now available on UK high streets. Eligibility requires BMI ≥30 or BMI ≥27 with comorbidities. Nearly two-thirds of Boots consultations qualify.
Trump Wanders Off, Falls Asleep at NATO Summit
President Donald Trump appeared to wander off and fall asleep during the NATO summit in Turkey, sparking widespread concern and ridicule on social media.
Teen Dies 5 Days After Headache from Meningitis
Aaron Mills, 18, died from MenB meningitis five days after developing a headache. His family pushed for MenB vaccine rollout for UK students.
NHS: Lifestyle Changes Lower Cholesterol Without Statins
NHS guidance explains that lifestyle changes like diet and exercise can reduce cholesterol, potentially avoiding statins. High cholesterol risks heart problems and stroke.
Sara Davies' ADHD Diagnosis: 'Mic Drop Moment'
Former BBC Dragons' Den star Sara Davies shares her ADHD diagnosis after neuropsychological exams, describing it as a 'mic drop moment' that helps her understand her brain.
NHS Tips to Lower Cholesterol Without Statins
The NHS has shared guidance on lowering cholesterol through lifestyle changes, including diet and exercise, potentially avoiding statins. High cholesterol can lead to heart problems or stroke.
Samia Longchambon Shares Home Fitness Routine in Her 40s
Samia Longchambon, known for playing Maria Windass on Coronation Street, shares her at-home fitness routine including Pilates, yoga, and running, after fans asked how she stays fit in her 40s.
Harry Kane goal triggers jet-level noise, hearing risk warned
Noise levels hit 135dB at UK fan parks when Harry Kane scored, matching a commercial jet takeoff, prompting hearing health warnings from experts.
Kilmarnock GP Closes for Nurse's Funeral Tribute
Wards Medical Practice in Kilmarnock will close for three hours on July 17 to allow staff to attend the funeral of nurse Vicky Havers, who worked there for over 20 years.
System 'Broken' Says Mum Who Had Twins at 51 as Study Shows Lower Fertility Over 49
New research shows women over 49 have double the miscarriage risk and lower pregnancy rates even with donor eggs. Caroline Morgan, who had twins at 51, says the system must change, urging earlier fertility health conversations.
NHS warns of common sunscreen mistake amid high UV levels
The NHS has reminded Brits to apply sunscreen 30 minutes before going out, as UV levels reach Index 7-8 this week. Reapply every two hours and seek shade between 11am-3pm.
UK Government Warns on Meds Including Contraceptive Pill
The UK government warns that hot weather can degrade medications like the contraceptive pill, affecting efficacy. Up to 70% of Brits take prescription drugs; proper storage is crucial.
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