Marriage Later in Life Offers No Extra Happiness Boost
Research from the University of Vienna finds that moving in together significantly boosts life satisfaction for over-50s, but marriage itself provides no measurable additional happiness gain.
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Puberty Blocker Trial Paused After MHRA Safety Concerns
A major clinical trial investigating puberty blockers for children with gender dysphoria has been halted following new safety warnings from the UK medicines regulator regarding long-term biological risks.
New Research Contradicts Lucy Letby Innocence Claims
Fresh medical studies challenge expert panel assertions that Lucy Letby is innocent, with neonatologists disputing claims about air embolism evidence presented at her trial.
UK Puberty Blocker Trial Paused Over Safety Concerns
A UK clinical trial into puberty blockers for children has been halted after the medicines regulator warned of unquantified long-term risks, recommending a minimum age of 14.
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Puberty Blocker Trial Paused After Regulator Safety Warning
A major clinical trial investigating puberty blockers for children has been halted after the UK medicines regulator expressed concerns about long-term biological risks and called for a higher minimum age limit of 14.
Blue Zones Diet: 3 Daily Foods for Longevity
A longevity expert reveals three essential food types from Blue Zones diets that could help you live to 100, based on scientific analysis of centenarian eating habits worldwide.
NHS Funds Electric Golf Trolleys for Elderly Scots
NHS Western Isles provides £20,000 for battery-powered trolleys at Stornoway Golf Club, aiming to make golf more accessible for older players and improve their health and wellbeing.
Puberty Blocker Trial Paused Over Regulator Safety Concerns
A major clinical trial into puberty blockers for children has been halted after the UK medicines regulator warned of 'unquantified risk' of long-term biological harms, demanding a higher minimum age of 14.
Gut Virus Linked to Colorectal Cancer Found, Aiding Early Detection
Danish scientists identify a novel virus in common gut bacteria strongly associated with colorectal cancer, potentially enabling earlier screening and improved survival rates for patients worldwide.
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Blood Test Predicts Alzheimer's Onset Within Years
A new blood test measuring p-tau217 protein levels can predict Alzheimer's symptom onset within 3-4 years, offering cheaper, more accessible screening than current methods.
Chronic Pain: Why Women Suffer Longer - Immune System Discovery
Groundbreaking research reveals women experience longer-lasting chronic pain due to less active immune cells, offering hope for non-opioid treatments targeting this biological pathway.
Understanding Iftar: Ramadan's Evening Meal Explained
Iftar, the meal concluding daily fasting during Ramadan, holds deep spiritual and nutritional importance for Muslims, with timing that changes nightly based on sunset.
Tracey Emin's Stoma Struggles vs Positive Urostomy Outcomes
Readers share their experiences with urostomy surgery, offering a hopeful perspective for those facing the procedure, in response to Tracey Emin's candid interview about her health challenges.
Universal Nasal Spray Vaccine Breakthrough Targets Multiple Illnesses
Stanford scientists develop nasal spray vaccine protecting mice against Covid, pneumonia bacteria, strep throat and allergens. Human trials could begin soon for this potential medical game-changer.
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Measles Outbreak: Schools Block Vaccination Teams, Risking Children
Experts warn unvaccinated children are 'sitting ducks' as measles spreads in London, with dozens of schools denying access to NHS vaccination teams and low uptake rates threatening herd immunity.
Eric Dane Dies from ALS: Understanding Lou Gehrig's Disease
Actor Eric Dane, known for 'Grey's Anatomy,' has died at 53 from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a rare and fatal nervous system disease. Learn about its symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.
Rachael Ray's Slimmer Look at Miami Event with Beckham
Celebrity chef Rachael Ray appeared noticeably thinner at a Miami burger bash, with a nutritionist suggesting a 10lb weight loss from a protein-rich Mediterranean diet.
Psychiatrist: Common Praise Mistake Harms Kids' Mental Strength
A board-certified psychiatrist reveals how praising children for fixed traits like appearance or strength can undermine their confidence, urging parents to focus on effort instead.
Measles Outbreak: Readers Blame Misinformation for Vaccine Hesitancy
Independent readers express alarm over UK measles outbreak, citing social media misinformation and distrust of experts as key factors driving falling MMR vaccination rates among parents.
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Couple Loses 40 Stone, Saves Family from Obesity Crisis
Dawid and Rose-Mari Lombard from Free State, South Africa, transformed their lives after extreme junk food consumption threatened their health. Their son's bullying prompted a dramatic weight loss journey.
Beverley Callard Has Lymph Node Surgery Amid Cancer Battle
Coronation Street star Beverley Callard, 68, has undergone surgery to remove two lymph nodes as part of her breast cancer treatment, sharing updates from hospital via social media.
Lindsey Vonn Health Update After Fifth Leg Surgery
US skiing star Lindsey Vonn provides a health update as she recovers from a fifth surgery on her broken leg, following a crash at the Winter Olympics in Italy.
Health Expert Warns: This Carb Is More Dangerous Than Sugar
Dr. Eric Berg reveals maltodextrin, a common food additive, has a glycemic index up to 136, spiking blood sugar more than table sugar. Found in many processed foods.
Epstein-Barr Virus: Carcinogen Linked to Multiple Sclerosis
Over 95% of adults carry Epstein-Barr virus, a group one carcinogen now strongly linked to multiple sclerosis. New research reveals how EBV triggers brain inflammation, offering hope for targeted treatments.
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Brain Tumour Misdiagnosed as Tinnitus in Pregnant Mother
A mother from Somerset had her brain tumour symptoms dismissed as tinnitus while pregnant. After a second opinion, she was diagnosed and underwent surgery, now raising awareness.
NYC Nursing Strike Tentative Deal Reached After Monthlong Walkout
A tentative agreement has been reached to end New York City's largest nursing strike in decades, involving over 4,000 nurses at NewYork-Presbyterian seeking better staffing and job security.
Todd Sampson: Walking Boosts Creativity and Health
Todd Sampson discusses how daily walking enhances creativity, reduces stress, and improves mental and physical health, based on his personal experiences and research.
NHS Warns of Second Winter Norovirus Surge
NHS England reports norovirus cases have more than doubled since January, with over 1,000 daily hospital beds occupied. Public urged to stay home if symptomatic to prevent a second surge.
GP Warns on Measles Symptoms Amid London Outbreak
A doctor urges parents to recognise four early signs of measles as cases surge in London schools, with falling vaccination rates blamed for the outbreak.
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Influencer Bianca Dias Dies After Plastic Surgery at 27
Brazilian social media star Bianca Dias, 27, has tragically passed away from a pulmonary embolism just 18 days after undergoing cosmetic surgery, highlighting the severe risks of post-operative blood clots.
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