Remembering Sir Kenneth Calman: Medical Visionary
A tribute to the life and legacy of renowned Scottish surgeon and former Chief Medical Officer Sir Kenneth Calman, whose reforms shaped modern UK public health.
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2025 UK Medical School Rankings: St Andrews Beats Oxford
The Guardian's 2025 league table for UK Medicine degrees is out, showcasing a dramatic reshuffle. Discover which universities are rising stars, which are falling behind, and get the complete breakdown on graduate prospects, student satisfaction, and teach
2025 UK Anatomy & Physiology Uni Rankings Revealed
Exclusive Guardian analysis unveils the UK's best universities for Anatomy & Physiology degrees. Discover which institutions soared and which tumbled in the 2025 league table, with surprising changes at the very top.
DVLA: Declare temporary health conditions or face £1k fine
Exclusive DVLA guidance reveals drivers must report temporary medical conditions or face severe penalties. Learn which common ailments require immediate declaration.
Woman's forehead rebuilt in world-first cancer surgery
A British woman who lost her entire forehead to a rare cancer has had it successfully rebuilt in a world-first surgery. Discover her incredible journey and the medical marvel that gave her a second chance.
9/11 Ground Zero volunteer's 20-year cancer battle
Exclusive: Two decades after the 9/11 attacks, a British volunteer who spent months at Ground Zero receives a devastating aggressive cancer diagnosis, revealing the long-term health crisis facing first responders.
London Chef Fights for Ukraine: Eugene Korolev's War
The remarkable journey of Eugene Korolev, a London chef who traded his apron for body armour to defend his Ukrainian homeland. A powerful story of identity, sacrifice, and the brutal reality of war.
American volunteer dies on Ukraine aid train after heroic rescue
Tragic story of DeCarlos Brown, an American volunteer who died on a medical evacuation train in Ukraine after his heroic rescue of a wounded soldier. His final moments were captured by a fellow volunteer.
French Doctor Trial: Accused of Poisoning Patients
Frédéric Péchier, a French anaesthetist, stands trial in Besançon, accused of intentionally poisoning patients to create medical emergencies where he could then play the hero.
Doctors find thermometer inside patient for 20 years
A routine hospital visit in the UK uncovers a decades-old medical blunder as doctors find a clinical thermometer mysteriously lodged inside a patient. The bizarre case raises serious questions about patient safety and historical medical practices.
AI Heart Scan Breakthrough: Early Detection Could Save Thousands
Groundbreaking research presented at Madrid's cardiology conference reveals a new AI-powered heart scan that detects hidden conditions years earlier, potentially saving thousands of lives annually through early intervention.
Top Gynaecologist Suspended and Ordered for Retraining
Renowned consultant gynaecologist Dr Miranda Robinson has been suspended from the medical register and ordered to complete further training after a tribunal found deficiencies in her professional performance. The case has sent shockwaves through the UK me
UK Scientists Discover Brain's 'Hunger Switch' for Obesity
Groundbreaking research from the UK reveals a specific brain cell that controls hunger impulses, paving the way for revolutionary obesity prevention and treatment strategies that could transform public health.
CT scan reveals man's amazing 3D-printed skull plate
A routine CT scan in Melbourne, Florida, uncovered a medical marvel: a man's skull seamlessly repaired with a custom 3D-printed plate, showcasing a revolutionary surgical technique.
ChatGPT's dangerous A&E advice shocks medical experts
Exclusive: A UK man's shocking experience with ChatGPT's medical advice raises serious concerns about AI safety and the future of healthcare guidance. Experts warn against relying on AI for critical health decisions.
Doubts cast on Kemi Badenoch's US medical school offer claim
New evidence casts doubt on Cabinet minister Kemi Badenoch's claim that she turned down a US medical school place for UK politics, raising questions over her account.
Pensioner's one-man mission transforms filthy canal bank
A retired grandfather from the UK has single-handedly cleared a disgustingly polluted canal bank, transforming a fly-tipping eyesore into a pristine public space. His weeks of tireless work have sparked a wave of local pride and inspired the community.
AI Doctors: The NHS's Prescription for the Future?
Exclusive insight into how AI physicians could solve the NHS crisis, reduce waiting times, and provide 24/7 medical expertise. Discover why leading experts believe artificial intelligence may become your first point of medical contact.
NHS Fake Surgeon Scandal: Patients Left in Permanent Agony
Exclusive investigation reveals how a conman posing as an NHS surgeon performed catastrophic spinal operations, leaving dozens of patients in permanent agony and facing life-altering injuries.
British Doctor Killed in Israeli Gaza Airstrike
Ahmad Al-Rahawi, a British-trained doctor who volunteered in Gaza, has been killed in an Israeli airstrike. The UK Foreign Office is providing support to his family.
Mother's Turkey hair transplant bargain turns to nightmare
Exclusive: A UK mother's dream of a bargain hair transplant in Turkey turned into a medical nightmare, leaving her with severe burns, permanent scarring, and a warning for others considering medical tourism.
Gut-Brain Breakthrough: Direct Link to Alzheimer's Found
Groundbreaking UK research reveals a direct anatomical link between the gut and brain, potentially revolutionising the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's. Discover how your gut health could hold the key to brain disor
Toddler's CT scan overdose leads to £13.5m settlement
A Minnesota family has been awarded $16.7 million after their toddler suffered permanent brain damage from a CT scan that administered a radiation overdose 60 times the normal level at a Minneapolis children's hospital.
£1bn award after hospital negligence disables baby
A Utah family has been awarded a staggering $1 billion in damages after medical negligence at a Steward Healthcare-owned hospital resulted in their baby being born with severe, permanent disabilities. The landmark ruling highlights critical failures in ma
Met Police volunteer jailed for Tinder date rape
A Metropolitan Police volunteer, Muhammed Daud, has been sentenced to nine years in prison for the violent rape of a woman he met on Tinder. The shocking attack occurred in Catford, southeast London, after he offered to walk her home.
Doctor's wife's ChatGPT cancer scare reveals AI medical dangers
A London woman's innocent query to ChatGPT about her husband's symptoms spiralled into a terrifying cancer misdiagnosis, exposing the critical dangers of relying on AI for medical advice. Exclusive interview and expert warnings inside.
Brit Mum Reveals Son's Final Hours in Russian Captivity
The heartbreaking final moments of British volunteer Paul Urey, who was captured and tragically died in Russian detention, have been detailed by his mother. This is the story of his bravery and the ongoing fight for justice.
British Grandmother Faces Paralysis in Turkish Hospital
A British grandmother's dream holiday in Turkey turns into a medical nightmare after a fall leaves her facing complete paralysis. Trapped in a foreign hospital with a severed spinal cord, her family launches a desperate fundraising campaign to bring her h
UK Scientists Announce Functional HIV Cure in New Pill
British researchers have announced a groundbreaking 'functional cure' for HIV. A new once-a-day pill has shown remarkable success in suppressing the virus, even in patients with drug-resistant strains, potentially eliminating the need for lifelong medicat
TfL boss accused of smearing volunteer Tube cleaners
Transport for London faces backlash after its boss accused volunteer cleaners of 'painting trains for cameras'. The group, which has removed graffiti for free, demands an apology for the 'deeply offensive' remarks.
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