Futuristic Sensor Shoe Created to Prevent Elderly Falls
Dr. Jiayang Li, a University of Bristol engineer, has invented a shoe with 253 sensors and a microchip to analyse gait in real-time, aiming to reduce fall risks for the elderly.
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Study Questions Exercise Benefits for Arthritis, Challenges NHS
A German study analysing 13,000 patients suggests exercise may have negligible effects on osteoarthritis, contradicting NHS and NICE recommendations.
Antibiotic Resistance Kills 100 Australians Weekly, Says ACDC
Australia faces a critical health threat as antibiotic-resistant infections surge, causing approximately 100 deaths per week, with experts warning of a 'silent pandemic' and urgent calls for new treatment models.
Best Carb for Weight Loss According to Dietitians
While low-carb diets are popular for weight management, nutrition experts identify one specific carbohydrate that should remain in your meal plan for optimal health and sustainable results.
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MPs Call for Ban on Brazilian Butt Lifts in UK
A parliamentary committee urges immediate ban on high-risk cosmetic procedures like Brazilian butt lifts, citing lack of regulation and unsafe practices in sheds and hotel rooms.
Shona McGarty Backs NHS Mental Health Campaign for Anxiety
I'm A Celebrity star Shona McGarty urges people to seek mental health support as NHS data reveals over 670,000 received talking therapies last year, but millions still miss out.
MPs Call for Immediate Ban on Brazilian Butt Lifts
A parliamentary committee urges the government to immediately ban high-risk Brazilian butt lifts and implement a licensing system for non-surgical cosmetic procedures to protect public safety.
MPs Demand Immediate Ban on Brazilian Butt Lifts
A parliamentary committee calls for an immediate ban on Brazilian butt lifts and urgent licensing for non-surgical cosmetic procedures, citing a 'wild west' of unregulated practices.
MPs Demand Ban on Brazilian Butt Lifts and Tighter Cosmetic Laws
A parliamentary committee warns of a 'wild west' in non-surgical cosmetic procedures, with treatments performed in unsafe locations leading to serious harm and deaths.
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Weight Loss Jabs Favoured by Women and Middle Classes, Study Shows
New research indicates women, the middle-aged, and middle classes dominate private prescriptions for weight loss drugs like Mounjaro and Wegovy, despite lower obesity rates, highlighting access inequalities.
Weight Loss Jabs Dominated by Women and Middle Classes
New research shows nearly 80% of private prescriptions for weight loss drugs like Mounjaro go to women, with middle-class patients far more likely to access treatment than those in deprived areas.
Exercise Benefits for Arthritis Patients Questioned
A German study suggests exercise may have limited impact on osteoarthritis symptoms, challenging current NHS recommendations and sparking expert debate.
Cold Weather Payments Reach 1.5 Million Households This Winter
Nearly 1.5 million low-income households in England and Wales have received £25 cold weather payments this winter. The automatic payments trigger when temperatures drop to 0°C or below for seven consecutive days.
DWP Cold Weather Payments: £35M Paid, 1M Pensioners Miss Out
The DWP has issued over £35 million in cold weather payments to 1.5 million households in England and Wales this winter, but one million pensioners remain ineligible or unaware of the support.
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Australian Health Insurance Premiums Set for Largest Rise Since 2017
Millions of Australians face a 4.41% premium increase from April 1, with experts urging policy reviews to avoid overpaying thousands annually.
Children's Dental Crisis: Hospital Extractions Up 14%
NHS data reveals a 14% increase in child tooth extractions, with decay causing most cases. Experts warn of widening health inequalities and call for urgent government action.
Kmart's $6 Workout Belt and Expert Fitness Tips
Discover how Kmart's affordable hip thrust training belt enables progressive overload for glute and core gains, plus expert advice on avoiding cortisol-related fitness sabotage.
Survey Reveals Top Signs of Ageing in Over-40s
A study of 5,000 over-40s identifies key indicators of getting older, including preferring quiet drinks, ignoring fashion trends, and persistent aches. Many adopt healthy habits to stay youthful.
Bayer Proposes $7.25bn Roundup Cancer Settlement
Bayer has announced a $7.25bn proposed settlement to resolve thousands of US lawsuits alleging its Roundup weedkiller causes cancer, as legal uncertainty mounts.
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Louise Thompson Shares IVF and Surrogacy Decision After Trauma
Louise Thompson explains emotional decision to pursue IVF and surrogacy rather than adoption following near-death birth experience and health struggles.
Polluted Air Tied to Alzheimer's Risk in Millions of Americans
New research reveals that nearly half of Americans breathe polluted air, with fine particulate matter (PM2.5) increasing Alzheimer's risk by up to 11%, particularly in stroke survivors.
Rural Washington Hospital Struggles with Cross-Border Charity Care
Newport Hospital near Idaho reports 43% charity care increase, with nearly half going to out-of-state patients under Washington's expanded healthcare law, threatening rural hospital viability.
The Privilege of Sharing Final Days with Dying Friends
A poignant reflection on the raw intimacy and honesty that emerges when visiting terminally ill friends, revealing how confronting mortality strips away pretense and creates profound connections.
Guardian Corrects NHS GPs and Prosecution Role Errors
The Guardian has issued corrections regarding NHS GPs in England and the director of public prosecutions, clarifying factual inaccuracies in recent articles and providing contact details for complaints.
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RFK Jr: Sauerkraut Could Be Key to Kids' Mental Wellbeing
Robert F Kennedy Jr advocates fermented foods like sauerkraut to combat childhood anxiety, citing gut-brain research showing mood benefits from microbiome health.
Air Pollution Directly Increases Alzheimer's Risk, Study Finds
A major study of 27.8 million older Americans finds long-term exposure to PM2.5 air pollution directly increases Alzheimer's risk, independent of other health conditions.
Family Accuses Canada's Assisted Dying Laws of Harming Vulnerable
A Canadian family alleges that medical assistance in dying (MAID) laws led to their son's death, claiming the system fails to protect disabled and mentally ill individuals.
Intermittent Fasting No Better for Weight Loss, Review Finds
A major international review by the Cochrane Collaboration reveals intermittent fasting is no more effective for weight loss than traditional diets or doing nothing, based on analysis of 22 studies.
RFK Jr's Keto 'Cure' Claim for Schizophrenia Debunked
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. promotes unproven claim that ketogenic diets cure schizophrenia, while scientists caution evidence only shows symptom improvement.
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Elizabeth Hurley's LYMA Laser PRO Skin Transformation Revealed
Actress Elizabeth Hurley shares her positive experience with the LYMA Laser PRO, noting visible improvements in sun damage after consistent three-month use.
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