Alzheimer’s vs Dementia: Key Differences Explained
Alzheimer's is a specific brain disease and the most common cause of dementia, which is a term for a group of symptoms affecting memory and thinking. Learn the key differences.
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Dementia vs Alzheimer's: Key Differences Explained
Dementia and Alzheimer's are often confused. Alzheimer's is a disease causing dementia, the most common cause. Learn symptoms, causes, and UK statistics.
Social Work Revolution: Breaking Down Silos to Focus on Relationships
The Changing Futures project in England pioneers a relational approach to social work, breaking down silos to support vulnerable individuals, challenging the tech-focused public service reform narrative.
RSPB Calls for National 'Gull Summit' After Attacks
RSPB proposes national summit after seagull attacks, including one on a pensioner in Cornwall, sparking debate on culls and coexistence.
Dead Humpback Whale 'Timmy' Brought Ashore in Denmark for Autopsy
Humpback whale 'Timmy' found dead off Denmark, brought ashore for autopsy after failed rescue attempt.
Water-related deaths rise to 12 amid UK heatwave
UK heatwave leads to 12 water-related deaths, including two teenage boys in Kent and Oxford; warnings issued about cold-water shock.
Mum's Heartbreak as NHS Maternity Review Exposes Baby Deaths
The largest NHS maternity review reveals failings that caused baby deaths at Nottingham University Hospitals. Emmie Studencki lost son Quinn after haemorrhage; Sarah and Jack Hawkins' daughter Harriet died stillborn.
Food Industry Lobbying Derails Labour Health Plans, Experts Warn
Health experts warn Labour has dropped public health plans after food and alcohol industry lobbying, risking NHS collapse.
New wood-burning stoves to carry health warnings in UK plan
UK plans health warnings on new wood-burning stoves and tighter emission limits, but campaigners say measures fail to address existing stove pollution.
Anne Diamond Updates on Eamonn Holmes' Health at TRIC Awards
Anne Diamond gave an emotional update on Eamonn Holmes' health at the TRIC Awards, saying he is recovering and hopes to return soon. GB News won Best News Programme for the fourth year.
CDC Staff Stage Protest Over Political Interference
CDC staff protest political interference after senior leaders resign over vaccine misinformation and firing of chief Susan Monarez.
Mother's Menopause Dismissed as Brain Cancer Symptoms
Michelle Dilger's confused speech was dismissed as menopause by GPs before a gynaecologist spotted the glioblastoma. Now 60, she has survived 8 years, inspiring her son Jack to fund brain tumour research.
Oasis guitarist Bonehead gives health update after missing gigs
Oasis guitarist Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs, 61, gave a health update on Radio X after missing reunion gigs in Asia and Australia due to prostate cancer treatment.
IBS-D Supplement Trial Shows Significant Symptom Reduction
A new over-the-counter supplement, AltruVita Healthy Gut, has shown clinically significant improvements in IBS-D symptoms in a randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial, offering hope to millions.
Ormskirk Mum Heard 'Melanoma' After Doctor Saw Her Mole
Jacqui Padden, 54, from Ormskirk, was diagnosed with stage three melanoma after her son urged her to get a changing mole checked. She now urges sun safety.
40 Drown in France Heatwave: PM Warns of Swimming Dangers
At least 40 people have drowned in France in a week while trying to escape a blistering heatwave, PM Sébastien Lecornu confirms. Most victims were young. Officials ban public drinking, cancel events, and close schools.
Mum's Daughter Cold Sore Free After £9 Balm
A mother reports her daughter has had no cold sores since using LipQ Liquorice Balm, reduced to £8.46 in Amazon Prime Day sale. The balm contains liquorice extract and has 660 reviews.
Metallic taste sign of incurable cancer: June Kelly's story
June Kelly, 48, was diagnosed with incurable myeloma after experiencing a metallic taste and shortness of breath. Her kidneys were failing at 5% function. She now undergoes dialysis and shares her journey.
Former NHS chief: PM change won't disrupt health service
Dame Amanda Pritchard, former NHS England CEO, says the health service is resilient to political change, having worked under four PMs and six secretaries of state. She was made a dame at Windsor Castle.
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Wife Died Week After Hospital Admission for Chest Infection
Nigel Murrills, 76, lost his wife Mary a week after she was admitted for a chest infection. She suffered a stroke and died on November 17, 2025. Nigel reflects on grief for International Widows Day.
First drug to delay type 1 diabetes onset approved on NHS
Teplizumab, the world's first drug to delay type 1 diabetes onset by up to three years, approved for NHS use in England and Wales, marking the biggest breakthrough since insulin.
Hantavirus quarantine ends for Americans in Nebraska
Eight Americans quarantined for six weeks in Nebraska after exposure to a deadly hantavirus outbreak were released on Monday, with one passenger accusing the government of holding her against her will.
One in seven UK adults use AI chatbots for health advice, study finds
Study finds 15% of UK adults use AI chatbots for health advice, often due to NHS waiting lists, raising safety concerns.
Dr Khan: Why Women Feel Hotter in UK Heatwave
Dr Amir Khan reveals the scientific reasons women feel hotter than men during the UK heatwave, including hormones, body size, and iron deficiency.
UK Workers' Legal Rights in Extreme Heat: No Max Temp Law
Despite soaring UK temperatures, there is no legal maximum working temperature. Employers must ensure 'reasonable' conditions, but workers have limited rights to stop work.
Harry Redknapp Update on Hearing Loss After Wife's Concerns
Harry Redknapp, 79, reveals he was diagnosed with hearing loss after wife Sandra noticed issues. He now wears hearing aids but often forgets them, calling the condition 'dangerous'.
Dr Amir Khan: Why Women Feel Hot Weather More Than Men
Dr Amir Khan explains the biological reasons women feel hot weather more than men, including hormones, body size, and iron deficiency, as UK heatwave hits 40°C.
Heat Warning: Don't Cover Pushchairs with Towels
As UK temperatures near 40°C, Which? warns parents not to drape towels over pushchairs, as it can raise internal temperature by 6°C, increasing SIDS risk. Use the hood instead.
Harry Redknapp Hearing Loss Update After Wife's Warning
Harry Redknapp reveals he was diagnosed with hearing loss after wife Sandra noticed issues; he now uses hearing aids but often forgets them. The 79-year-old says his health is otherwise good and he has no plans to slow down.
Thunderstorms May Worsen Asthma for 7.2M in UK
Thunderstorms can trigger severe asthma symptoms for millions in the UK. The Met Office warns of thundery showers as temperatures soar, with advice to keep inhalers close.
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