Dan Andrews in 'Very Bad Way' After Medical Episode

Former Victorian Premier Dan Andrews is reportedly in a 'very bad way' following a neurological medical episode last year, undergoing prolonged rehabilitation for movement and speech difficulties.

Universal Cause of Injuries and Prevention Guide

Movement specialist Ash Grossmann reveals the single common factor behind every injury and provides a simple, effective framework for building a resilient body through progressive strength training.

Hospital Evacuated Over WWI Shell in Patient

A French hospital was evacuated after doctors discovered a live World War I artillery shell inside a patient's rectum. The 24-year-old man required emergency surgery and bomb disposal experts were called to the scene.

Vodka Mug Addiction: Childhood Trauma's Lasting Impact

Amanda Black's seemingly perfect life hid a three-year vodka addiction. A childhood comment about her weight planted seeds of self-hatred that decades later collided with postpartum stress, leading to daily drinking from a coffee mug.

Toddler Dies After Doctors Said She Was 'Absolutely Fine'

A Southampton mother's repeated warnings about her 18-month-old daughter's breathing problems were dismissed by doctors who said the toddler was 'absolutely fine' before she tragically died from a cardiac arrest triggered by RSV.

Driving Changes May Indicate Early Dementia Signs

New research suggests subtle changes in driving patterns among older adults could serve as early indicators of brain health decline and dementia risk, even before memory symptoms appear.

BBC Breakfast's Emotional Tinnitus Feature with Musician

BBC Breakfast hosts Jon Kay and Sally Nugent present an emotional interview with musician Rupert Brown about living with debilitating tinnitus, sharing his journey from thinking his life was over to finding coping strategies and hope.

Nurse Drops 5 Dress Sizes Without Fat Jabs

Vicky Edwards, a 43-year-old mother from Darlington, transformed her life after pandemic comfort eating. She lost over 4 stone through Slimming World and now represents England in kettlebell sports.

Heart Transplant Survivor Completes 110km Sahara Trek

Fraser Wilson, a bank worker who received a life-saving heart transplant two years ago, has successfully completed a gruelling 110km trek across the Sahara Desert to raise funds for homelessness charity Crisis and promote organ donation awareness.

Nordic Diet: The New Healthy Eating Trend

The Nordic diet, featuring smoked fish, rye bread, and berries, is gaining popularity in the UK as a healthy alternative to the Mediterranean diet, with searches up 80% year-on-year.

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