My childhood outfit was a walking endorsement for Ecstasy
A woman reflects on her favourite childhood outfit - a branded Ecstasy T-shirt - and the complex clash of her innocent Muslim girl identity with 90s rave culture.
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Coleen Rooney & Lisa Snowdon shine at Jeans for Genes gala
WAG Coleen Rooney and TV star Lisa Snowdon dazzled in double denim at the star-studded Jeans for Genes 30th anniversary charity gala in London, supporting Genetic Disorders UK.
Roman Kemp's Trauma: Modelling Past Triggered Body Dysmorphia
Capital FM presenter Roman Kemp bravely reveals the devastating impact of his early modelling career, detailing his lifelong struggle with body dysmorphia and the industry's toxic pressures that left him mentally scarred.
Instagram Promotes Eating Disorder Content to Teens
Exclusive investigation reveals Instagram's algorithm actively promotes harmful eating disorder content to vulnerable teenagers, despite Meta's repeated safety pledges.
Low Income Students Face Higher Eating Disorder Risk
Groundbreaking research from the University of Exeter uncovers a stark connection between financial hardship and the prevalence of eating disorders among UK university students, urging a rethink of mental health support systems.
FODMAP Diet Breakthrough: Eases IBS & Boosts Gut Hormones
Groundbreaking research reveals how a specialised low FODMAP diet not only calms irritable bowel syndrome but also triggers a powerful gut hormone response that could transform treatment for millions suffering from chronic digestive misery.
Epilepsy drug reverses autism symptoms in breakthrough study
Groundbreaking research from the UK reveals a common epilepsy medication, lamotrigine, may dramatically reverse autism-like social difficulties, offering new hope for transformative treatments.
MS: The 7 Silent Early Warning Signs You Must Know
Leading neurologists reveal the subtle, often-overlooked early warning signs of Multiple Sclerosis. From bizarre facial sensations to crushing fatigue, learn to spot the red flags that could signal this life-altering condition.
Daytime Sleepiness: A Hidden Health Warning Sign
Persistent daytime tiredness is more than an inconvenience; it's a potential red flag for serious underlying health conditions, including diabetes and cancer, according to groundbreaking UK research.
Calorie Count Labels on Korean Stairs Cause Outrage
Public staircases in South Korea now display labels showing calories burned, igniting a fierce debate over body image and potential harm to those with eating disorders.
Diet Culture's Hidden Dangers: Anorexia Masked as Health
Exploring the fine line between healthy habits and harmful behaviours, this article delves into how diet culture disguises eating disorders like anorexia as wellness trends.
TikTok's 'What I Eat in a Day' Trend Fuels Diet Culture
Experts warn that viral 'What I Eat in a Day' TikTok videos are fuelling harmful diet culture, promoting restrictive eating habits and unrealistic body standards.
The Memory Blocks: A Playful Dive into Developmental Disorders
A fresh and insightful film explores developmental disorders with creativity and depth, offering a unique perspective on memory and identity.
The Dark Side of 'Shrinking Girl Summer'
The viral 'Shrinking Girl Summer' trend promotes extreme weight loss, but experts warn of its dangerous physical and mental health consequences. Here's why it's causing alarm.
UK MND Clusters Puzzle Scientists
Experts investigate unusual clusters of motor neurone disease cases in Edinburgh, Cornwall, and Norfolk, raising concerns about potential environmental triggers.
Sleep apnoea linked to cancer and dementia risk
New research reveals a startling link between sleep apnoea and severe health risks, including cancer and dementia. Experts urge awareness and early intervention.
Conch blowing may ease sleep apnoea, study finds
Researchers suggest an ancient practice of blowing into conch shells might help alleviate sleep apnoea symptoms, offering a natural and non-invasive alternative.
Shell Blowing Could Signal a Sleep Disorder
Experts reveal how unusual behaviours like shell blowing may indicate underlying sleep disorders, impacting health and daily life.
Victoria's New Approach to Combat Eating Disorders
As society glorifies thinness, eating disorders often go unnoticed. Victoria's innovative approach aims to change that and save lives.
Nikki Grahame's mum slams 'fat jab' trend
Sue Grahame speaks out against weight-loss injections following the heartbreaking loss of her daughter, Big Brother star Nikki Grahame, to anorexia.
Virus may cause IBS and stomach disorders, study finds
Groundbreaking research reveals a potential viral connection to IBS and functional dyspepsia, offering new hope for millions suffering from chronic gut-brain disorders.
Hibernation Genes Could Treat Alzheimer’s & Diabetes
Groundbreaking research reveals how hibernation genes could revolutionise treatments for Alzheimer’s, diabetes, and other metabolic disorders.
Irregular sleep tied to 172 health conditions
New research highlights the alarming connection between inconsistent sleep and a staggering range of diseases, from heart conditions to mental health disorders.
Childhood ADHD linked to higher dementia risk - study
New research suggests children diagnosed with ADHD may face a higher likelihood of developing dementia in adulthood. Experts urge early intervention and long-term monitoring.
Woman loses vision, speech to rare brain disorder trio
A young woman shares her harrowing journey after being diagnosed with three rare brain conditions, leaving her blind and mute. Her story highlights the challenges of living with neurological disorders.
Herpes virus linked to multiple sclerosis in new study
Groundbreaking research suggests a potential connection between the common herpes virus and the development of multiple sclerosis, shedding new light on the mysterious origins of the debilitating disease.
Walking style may reveal autism, study suggests
Groundbreaking research indicates that the way a person walks may hold clues to autism spectrum disorder, offering a potential new method for early diagnosis.
Gluten-free diets may not help IBS sufferers
A groundbreaking study suggests that gluten-free diets may not alleviate IBS symptoms, challenging common dietary advice for gut health sufferers.
UK approves three-parent IVF to prevent genetic diseases
The UK has become the first country to officially approve a groundbreaking IVF technique that incorporates DNA from three individuals, aiming to prevent genetic disorders in babies.
Yoga and exercise may help combat insomnia naturally
New research suggests that yoga and regular exercise may help alleviate insomnia symptoms, offering a drug-free alternative for better sleep.
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