Blue Monday labelled 'harmful rubbish' by mental health charities
Mental health charities slam the 'Blue Monday' myth as harmful. Discover why the 'most depressing day' concept is criticised and what support is available year-round.
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Bannatyne wades into transgender women in female spaces debate
Ex-Dragon's Den star Duncan Bannatyne brands some biological males seeking female access 'perverts'. His comments follow a landmark employment tribunal win for eight Darlington nurses. Read the full story.
Measles Cases Surge in South Carolina, Infecting Hundreds
A major measles outbreak is spreading across South Carolina, with over 500 cases reported since October. A confirmed case at Clemson University highlights the risk as vaccination rates fall below safe levels.
Shared Genetic Roots Found for Mental Health Disorders
Scientists discover common genetic architecture linking disorders like depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia, promising more targeted and effective future treatments. Read the breakthrough findings.
Strangers pay for widower's 86th birthday dinner in Warrington
Bob Leigh was stunned when fellow diners secretly settled his £38 bill at Caffe Caruso. This heartwarming act of kindness in Warrington restores faith in community spirit. Read the full story.
LeAnn Rimes' $45k 'Blood Cleaning' Treatment Revealed
Country star LeAnn Rimes reveals she underwent a $45,000 plasma exchange treatment to remove mold and microplastics from her blood after a gruelling year of work. Discover the details of the controversial wellness procedure.
NHS staff face 285 violent attacks daily
Violence against NHS staff in England has reached emergency levels, with 285 attacks reported daily. Health Secretary Wes Streeting condemns the 'disgrace' as unions demand action.
Father dies in A&E waiting room, family allege neglect
A father of two suffered a fatal heart attack in an Essex hospital waiting room. His family allege staff failed to act, prompting an NHS investigation and MP intervention.
Autistic Barbie: A Child's Toy or Symbolic Gesture?
The launch of the first autistic Barbie has divided opinion. Dr Erin Beeston argues critics are overlooking its primary purpose: to be a toy for children, including her own autistic kids.
Cancer survivor's IVF blocked by NHS over BMI
Ben Smith, 29, beat testicular cancer but now faces an NHS battle to use his frozen sperm for IVF due to his 'rugby player' BMI. The couple have launched a petition.
Girls' Physical Activity Linked to Lower Breast Cancer Risk
New research reveals adolescent girls' recreational activity is tied to healthier breast tissue and lower stress markers, offering a potential shield against rising breast cancer rates. Discover the findings.
Jesy Nelson meets Health Secretary over newborn SMA screening
Ex-Little Mix star Jesy Nelson confronts Health Secretary Wes Streeting over the lack of newborn screening for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) in the UK, a £5 test that could prevent paralysis.
Jesy Nelson splits from fiancé after twins' diagnosis
Little Mix star Jesy Nelson and fiancé Zion Foster have reportedly separated just months after their twin daughters were diagnosed with a severe genetic condition. Discover the expert insight on why such trauma can strain relationships.
Nurse fears job loss after patient pronoun row
Nurse Jennifer Melle faces a disciplinary hearing and potential dismissal after publicly discussing a case where she was warned for using a patient's incorrect pronouns. Read the full story.
Bamboo Shoots: The New Superfood with Major Health Benefits
The world's first academic review reveals bamboo shoots boost gut health, regulate blood sugar & protect the heart. Discover the benefits and risks of this ancient staple.
Stop the 'Stress Olympics': A Guide to Rest in 2024
Experts warn that glorifying busyness is counterproductive. Discover the seven types of rest and how to reclaim your energy for a more productive and happier year ahead.
Call The Midwife fans brand BBC episode 'worst ever'
Viewers of BBC's Call The Midwife have reacted with distress and anger to the latest episode's harrowing birth scene and rabies scare. Read the full fan reaction here.
US Doubles Protein Advice, Experts Concerned
New US dietary guidelines, championed by the Trump administration, urge Americans to double protein intake, emphasising animal sources. Nutrition experts warn this could fuel obesity and diabetes. Read the full analysis.
NHS investigates guidance on cousin marriage 'benefits'
The NHS is investigating controversial midwife training materials that suggested 'potential benefits' to marriage between first cousins. Read the full story on the probe and political backlash.
Study: Staying single long-term harms young adults' health
New European research reveals prolonged singlehood in young adulthood increases loneliness and lowers life satisfaction, with significant long-term health implications. Discover the findings and expert insights.
Win Harry Potter Books Signed by 12 Film Stars
Enter a prize draw to win a full set of Harry Potter novels signed by 12 stars, including Rupert Grint & Ralph Fiennes. All proceeds support Pancreatic Cancer UK in memory of Alan Rickman.
Teen exercise may cut future breast cancer risk
New research reveals teenage girls who are physically active have key changes in breast tissue linked to lower cancer risk. Discover the findings and why experts urge action.
Positive Thinking Can Boost Vaccine Immune Response
Groundbreaking research reveals that boosting brain reward activity through optimism can enhance antibody production after vaccination. Discover how mental strategies could complement future healthcare.
Blood Test Could Predict Diabetes Decades Early
A 26-year study identifies 235 blood molecules linked to type 2 diabetes, paving the way for a predictive test. Learn how lifestyle changes can alter your metabolic risk profile.
Dr Alex George warns against 'detrimental' January health kicks
Love Island's Dr Alex George explains why the 'new year, new me' pressure can be harmful and shares his tips for beating the January blues, including a new 'Tea Leave' initiative.
Positive Thinking Boosts Immune System, Israeli Study Finds
Israeli neuroscientists prove training your brain for optimism can enhance vaccine response. Discover how harnessing the mind's power could revolutionise treatments for cancer and chronic illness.
NHS investigates guidance on 'benefits' of cousin marriage
The NHS launches an investigation after training materials suggested 'potential benefits' to marriage between first cousins. Read the full story on the controversial guidance and the genetic risks involved.
Karachi Mall Fire Kills Over a Dozen, Dozens Missing
More than a dozen people have died and over 60 are missing after a devastating fire at Gul Plaza mall in Karachi. Families await news as anger grows over the emergency response.
Woman, 26, finds neck lump is thyroid cancer
Hannah Sheridan, 26, found a lump at a London pub. Months later, it was diagnosed as papillary thyroid cancer. She urges women to trust their instincts about health.
Shirley Ballas Hospitalised After Fall: Recovery Tips
Strictly's Shirley Ballas shares recovery update after scary fall. Discover 10 expert-backed strategies to rebuild physical and mental confidence following an accident.
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