Boy Misdiagnosed with Constipation Before Rare Cancer Diagnosis
Theo Lock, 4, was repeatedly told his leg pain was constipation or arthritis before an x-ray revealed stage four neuroblastoma. His family now raises awareness.
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Scientist Issues Night Fan Warning as UK Temperatures Hit 35°C
Scientist warns fans ineffective during UK 35°C heatwave, especially for elderly; urges alternative cooling methods.
Indoor Wood Burning Linked to 43% Higher Lung Cancer Risk in Women, US Study Finds
US study of 50,000 women finds indoor wood burning raises lung cancer risk by 43%, with even occasional use contributing to risk.
Simple Hand Test May Predict Lifespan and Health Risks
Grip strength test using a tennis ball can predict lifespan and health outcomes like diabetes and depression.
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Nine in Ten Child Drownings Preventable: New Data
A shocking report reveals that 87% of child drownings in England could have been prevented, with stark inequalities among ethnic and deprived groups.
Molly-Mae Hague Shares Post-Birth Struggles and Second Baby Joy
Molly-Mae Hague reveals she thought her life was over after first birth, but finds peace with second son Midas. She shares candid postpartum journey.
Death of 'birdman' Bikram Lama sparks concern over Sydney's social fabric
Bikram Lama, Sydney's 'birdman,' died homeless at St James station; his body lay unnoticed for six days, raising concerns about social indifference.
Bonnie Tyler Wakes from Coma, Team Shares Health Update
Bonnie Tyler has woken from a medically induced coma in Portugal after emergency surgery. Her team says she remains in intensive care but is slowly improving and doctors are confident in her recovery.
Manchester Student Block Evacuated Over CO Leak
Emergency services evacuated Bridgewater Heights in Manchester city centre after a carbon monoxide leak. Fire crews and Cadent Gas remain on scene.
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Prescription Drugs Linked to Dementia Risk in Over-55s
A study from the University of Nottingham found that long-term use of certain anticholinergic drugs increases dementia risk by nearly 50% in patients aged 55 and over.
Monmouth Man Dies Days After GP Visit Over Heart Symptoms
James Michael Ridley, 61, died days after visiting his GP with shortness of breath and chest pains. An inquest has opened amid family concerns over lack of specialist referral.
Starmer's NHS Failures: 5 Steps Labour Must Take Now
Robert Fisk, a cancer patient, criticises Keir Starmer's NHS management, calling for five key changes to improve patient care and save the health service from decline.
Bonnie Tyler Out of Coma but Still Seriously Ill
Bonnie Tyler's representatives confirm she is no longer in a coma but remains seriously unwell in intensive care in Portugal, thanking fans for global support.
Timely Ambulance Could Have Saved Quinsy Patient, Inquest Hears
An inquest heard that if an ambulance had arrived within target time, Andrew Watson, 32, who died from quinsy, might have received definitive treatment before cardiac arrest.
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Woman, 25, Dies of Cancer Days After Diagnosis
Molly Jenner, 25, thought she had a virus but was diagnosed with incurable lymphoma. She died 10 days later, before starting chemotherapy. Her fiancée Lily Monarch shares her story.
Mitch McConnell Hospitalized Again Amid Health Struggles
Senator Mitch McConnell was admitted to the hospital on Sunday morning, his spokesperson confirmed, as the Kentucky Republican continues to face health challenges in recent years.
UK Hypermobility Patients Wait Up to 21 Years for Diagnosis
A study reveals UK hypermobility sufferers wait up to 21 years for diagnosis, with low awareness among healthcare professionals causing fragmented care.
Disabled People Face Unnecessary PIP Reassessments
A charity reveals that disabled people with lifelong conditions are repeatedly subjected to pointless PIP reassessments, wasting public money and harming mental health.
Five Second Rule False: Bacteria Transfer Instantly
The 'five-second rule' is false: bacteria can transfer to dropped food almost immediately and persist for hours, according to studies on bacteria transfer from surfaces to food.
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Hantavirus Outbreak Contained: Public Health Win
The hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius cruise ship has been contained with only 13 cases, thanks to rapid response, international cooperation, and effective public health measures.
UK Smoking Ban for Young Generations by Spring 2025
PM Starmer announces a phased ban on smoking for young people, aiming for spring 2025. Secondary legislation to be passed before Christmas.
Dr Ranj Singh Issues Beta Blocker Warning for Heart Attack Patients
Dr Ranj Singh warns that heart attack patients taking beta blockers may face increased long-term mortality risks, as new research challenges decades of medical practice.
NHS Beta Blockers Alert: Call 111 or Go to A&E
NHS guidance urges beta blocker patients to seek immediate medical help if they experience certain symptoms like shortness of breath, swollen ankles, or irregular heartbeat.
Beta Blocker Warning: Not for All Heart Attack Patients
Dr Ranj Singh discusses new research suggesting beta blockers may not be universally helpful for mild heart attack patients, citing side effects and higher long-term death risk in women.
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NHS Beta Blockers Warning: Symptoms to Watch For
NHS warns beta blocker patients to seek medical help if they experience specific symptoms like shortness of breath, swollen ankles, or yellow skin.
Summer Heat May Reduce Mounjaro Effectiveness, NHS Warns
An NHS pharmacist warns that storing Mounjaro above 30°C or in direct sunlight can make the weight-loss drug less effective. Keep pens cool, even in the fridge.
Indoor Wood Burning Linked to 43% Higher Lung Cancer Risk in Women, US Study Finds
US study finds indoor wood burning raises women's lung cancer risk by 43%, with even occasional use posing danger.
Wales Patients Wait 21 Years for Hypermobility Diagnosis
New research shows patients in Wales with hypermobility conditions wait up to 21.7 years for diagnosis, often traveling outside Wales. Study highlights fragmented care and mental health impact.
NHS tells hay fever sufferers to shower and change clothes
The NHS advises millions of hay fever sufferers to shower and change clothes after going outside as pollen levels soar across the UK this week.
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EastEnders fans are heartbroken as Denise Fox is diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia. Viewers fear for her life after emotional scenes.
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