WWI Shell Found in Patient Sparks Bomb Squad Alert
A French hospital in Toulouse called in bomb disposal experts after a 24-year-old man arrived with a World War I artillery shell lodged in his rectum, causing emergency department chaos.
Category : Health
Ex-Health Boss Denies Political Pressure in Hospital Scandal
Former NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde chair Andrew Robertson insists there was 'no political pressure' to open the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital early, sparking outrage from families and opposition politicians.
Queen Elizabeth Hospital Scandal: Political Pressure Questions
Fresh revelations about political pressure surrounding the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital's opening have intensified scrutiny on Scottish ministers and health officials.
Esther Rantzen's Cancer Update Fuels Assisted Dying Plea
Broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen reveals her stage four lung cancer treatment has stopped working as she makes emotional plea for assisted dying law reform ahead of crucial Lords vote.
Light Therapy Resets Body Clock, Cures Insomnia
A personal journey from teenage sleep anywhere to 40s insomnia, cured through a clinical trial using light therapy and sleep restriction techniques.
Snack Hack to Double UK Fibre Intake Revealed
A nutritionist has partnered with Ryvita to create seven high-fibre snacks, each containing over 14g of fibre, to help close the nation's alarming daily fibre gap.
Postcode Lottery Limits New Cancer Treatments in England
A 'deadly postcode lottery' is restricting access to new cancer treatments in England, with patients facing unequal availability based on their location, according to recent reports.
Esther Rantzen's Heartbreaking Cancer Admission
Broadcasting legend Dame Esther Rantzen, 85, reveals she 'doesn't have long left' amid her stage four lung cancer battle and won't see assisted dying bill become law.
Gyles Brandreth on Grandson's Cancer and GOSH Campaign
Celebrity Gogglebox star Gyles Brandreth shares emotional details of his grandson Kitt's rare cancer diagnosis and treatment at Great Ormond Street Hospital, while backing a major charity campaign.
Morning Outfit Struggles Signal Emotional Exhaustion
Leading clinical psychologist Dr Julie Smith explains how difficulty choosing daily outfits can indicate emotional exhaustion, a precursor to burnout with serious health implications.
10 Extreme Dog Traits That Cause Lifelong Suffering
Animal welfare experts identify ten extreme body conformations in dogs that lead to severe health issues, urging prospective owners to avoid breeds with these traits.
UKHSA Travel Alert: Deadly Nipah Virus Outbreak in Asia
The UK Health Security Agency has issued a stark warning to British travellers about the Nipah virus outbreak in Asia, detailing symptoms, transmission risks, and essential precautions.
Ex-NHS CEO: 'Sham Investigations' Risk Patient Safety
Dr Susan Gilby, awarded £1.4m after unfair dismissal, says NHS whistleblowers face 'sham investigations' that suppress concerns and endanger patients, calling for stronger protections.
Mum of Nine at 27 Defies Critics, Plans Tenth Child
Whittney Dawn, a 27-year-old mother of nine, responds to online trolls criticising her large family and reveals plans to have a tenth child with her current partner.
Four Brits Die After Cape Verde Holiday Illness
Four British tourists have died within four months after contracting severe gastric illnesses while on holiday in Cape Verde, with families raising concerns about hygiene standards at resorts.
Afghan Women Face Medical Genocide as World Stays Silent
Dr Carol Mann warns that after current female doctors die, Afghan women will have no medical aid due to Taliban bans on women's education and work, amid child marriage and poverty.
RFK Jr's Carnivore Diet: A 72-Hour Journalist Experience
A journalist attempts Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr's controversial carnivore diet for three days, exploring intermittent fasting, meat-heavy meals, and surprising energy boosts while confronting high costs and health warnings.
Florida Bill to Weaken Child Vaccine Protections Advances
A controversial bill in Florida is progressing through the legislature, aiming to significantly reduce vaccine protections for children, sparking intense debate among health experts and parents.
Frank Tallis on Ageing Well: Beyond the Midlife Crisis
Clinical psychologist Frank Tallis discusses strategies for mental health in later life, addressing the challenges of ageing and the importance of inner exploration.
31,000 Kaiser Permanente Staff Strike Over Pay
An estimated 31,000 Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers in California and Hawaii have launched an open-ended strike, demanding better wages and improved staffing levels amid accusations of unfair labor practices.
Girl, 6, Given Weeks to Live After 'Sprain' is Rare Cancer
Bonnie-Leigh Spence, 6, had arm pain initially thought to be a sprain, but it was rhabdoid sarcoma, a rare cancer. After amputation and treatment failed, her family faces weeks left.
Seven Deaths Investigated at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Crown Office confirms investigation into seven patient deaths at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, with Scottish Labour alleging political pressure led to premature opening.
Viral Chicken Recipe: 'Impossible to Eat Just One'
A chef's simple pan-fried chicken recipe has gone viral on TikTok, with followers calling it a game-changer for quick, delicious dinners using pantry staples.
Labour Sugar Rules May Strip Fruit from Foods
Supermarket bosses warn Labour's sugar labelling plans could force manufacturers to replace natural fruit ingredients with artificial sweeteners in products like pasta sauces and yoghurts.
Esther Rantzen's Cancer Drugs Stop Working, Time 'Limited'
Broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen reveals her stage four lung cancer medication has ceased to be effective. She fears she won't live to see the assisted dying bill become law in the UK.
Deaf-run London cafe pioneers sign language ordering
A groundbreaking cafe in London run by deaf staff is flipping the script, requiring hearing customers to order using British Sign Language, fostering inclusivity and challenging communication norms.
Secondary Infertility: Redefining Family and Mental Health
A clinical psychologist explores how therapy helped a mother cope with secondary infertility, challenging fixed notions of family and siblinghood to find peace in uncertainty.
50-Jump Morning Challenge: Health Boost or Hype?
The TikTok 50-jump morning trend promises physical and mental benefits, but experts weigh in on its real effects, from bone density to pelvic health risks.
King's Sandringham Parkrun Visit Boosts Cancer Charity
King Charles III made a surprise appearance at a charity parkrun in Sandringham, cheering on participants from the Move Against Cancer group. The visit has been described as transformative for public perception of living with cancer.
Study Pinpoints 17 Dementia Risk Factors
Swedish researchers have identified 17 factors influencing Alzheimer's and vascular dementia, with 45% of cases linked to modifiable lifestyle choices like smoking and diet.
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