Study Finds High Salt Levels in Popular Ready-Made Soups
A new analysis by Action on Salt & Sugar reveals nearly a quarter of UK supermarket soups exceed recommended salt limits, with some containing over half an adult's daily maximum.
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Nearly 25% of Shop Soups Exceed Government Salt Targets
A new study by Action on Salt and Sugar finds almost one in four ready-to-eat soups sold in UK shops exceed voluntary salt limits, with some containing most of an adult's daily maximum intake.
Legal Action Launched to Stop Puberty Blocker Trial
Campaigners have initiated formal legal proceedings against the government to halt a puberty blocker trial for children, with high-profile opposition including JK Rowling and concerns raised about ethical boundaries.
Families Slam NHS Maternity Investigation as 'Performative'
Grieving families who lost babies due to NHS failings accuse the government's rapid maternity review of sidelining victims, with some given just eight minutes to share traumatic experiences.
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Disabled Britons Face 100+ Day Wait for Employment Support
A National Audit Office report reveals disabled people endure average waits exceeding 100 days for Access to Work grants, with delays threatening job security and employer cashflow.
Hidden Salt Crisis: 25% of Shop Soups Exceed Targets
A new study reveals alarming levels of hidden salt in popular ready-to-eat soups, with nearly one in four exceeding voluntary government targets and some containing most of an adult's daily limit.
Houston Doctor Indicted for Falsifying Transplant Records
A Houston doctor faces federal charges for allegedly falsifying medical records, making five patients ineligible for liver transplants. Three patients died, while two received transplants elsewhere.
BBC Documentary Reveals Autism Care Crisis for Non-Verbal Teens
A powerful BBC2 documentary filmed in Northern Ireland reveals the desperate reality for families caring for non-verbal autistic teenagers, highlighting systemic failures in health and social services support.
Study: Most Statin Side-Effects Not Caused by Drugs
A comprehensive Lancet review reveals only four of 66 listed statin side-effects are evidence-based, with minimal risks compared to proven cardiovascular benefits.
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Statins Side-Effects Debunked: Oxford Review Demands Label Changes
A landmark Oxford University review of 123,940 patients finds statins do not cause most feared side-effects like memory loss or depression, urging immediate updates to drug information leaflets to prevent unnecessary treatment avoidance.
Oxford Study Debunks Statin Side-Effect Myths, Urges Label Changes
A major Oxford University review finds most reported statin side effects are not directly caused by the drugs, urging updated patient information to address widespread confusion.
Major Statins Review Dismisses Many Reported Side Effects
Oxford University research reveals most reported statin side effects are not caused by the drug, potentially benefiting millions more patients. Study calls for updated packet labelling.
Alzheimer's Drug Slows Memory Loss in Mice by Clearing Brain Plaques
New York researchers have discovered a promising drug that slows memory loss and improves learning in mice by clearing harmful amyloid beta plaques in the brain, offering hope for future Alzheimer's treatments.
NHS Doctor Suspended Over Antisemitic 9/11 Conspiracy Posts
Consultant anaesthetist Dr Najmiah Ahmad has been suspended for two months by a medical tribunal after reposting offensive conspiracy theories claiming Jews were responsible for the 9/11 attacks on her social media account.
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Alton Towers Tests Excluding Autism, ADHD from Fast Lane
Merlin Entertainments will limit disability queueing passes for those with autism and ADHD during a half-term trial, offering alternative quiet spaces instead.
Stem Cell Therapy Breakthrough for Parkinson's Disease
Researchers at USC's Keck Medicine have developed a novel stem cell therapy that could slow Parkinson's progression by restoring dopamine production in the brain.
Ape Imagination Study: Bonobo Shows Pretend Play Ability
A groundbreaking experiment with Kanzi the bonobo suggests apes may share the human capacity for imagination, challenging long-held beliefs about cognitive uniqueness.
Comedy Prescriptions Could Cut NHS Costs and Reduce Waiting Lists
A doctor suggests prescribing comedy through NHS social prescribing schemes could reduce costs and waiting lists, with trials showing a 44% boost in emotional wellbeing.
Christy Turlington's Four Daily Youth Secrets
Supermodel Christy Turlington, 57, shares her simple daily routine for staying young-looking, including skincare, sleep, and exercise, as she becomes Lancome's Global Ambassador.
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New York to Legalise Medically Assisted Death with New Act
New York Governor Kathy Hochul will sign the Medical Aid in Dying Act, making it the 14th US state to allow terminally ill patients to request life-ending medication under strict regulations.
Official's 'Disneyland' Comment Sparks Outrage in Hospital Scandal
A senior Scottish Government official faces accusations of proposing 'bribes' to grieving families by suggesting payments equivalent to 'a trip to Disneyland' during the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital infections scandal.
NHS Scotland Pilots Body Cameras for Staff Amid Hospital Violence
NHS staff at Western Isles Hospital are trialling body-worn cameras to combat increasing violence, marking a first for Scottish healthcare workers.
Coroner: Teen's Fatal Allergic Reaction Possibly Preventable
A coroner found the death of 15-year-old Max McKenzie, who suffered anaphylaxis from apple crumble, may have been prevented with earlier adrenaline and intubation.
Scotland Bans Botox for Under-18s in Safety Crackdown
MSPs unanimously back new legislation banning cosmetic procedures like Botox and fillers for under-18s, with strict licensing for practitioners amid safety concerns.
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Beyond Bars and Jerky: High-Protein Snack Alternatives
Discover creative high-protein snacks that move beyond traditional bars and jerky, offering nutritious and delicious options for health-conscious individuals.
Newborns Can Anticipate Rhythm in Music, Study Finds
Research reveals newborns can detect and predict rhythmic patterns in music, suggesting rhythm is part of our biological toolkit while melody develops after birth.
Teddi Mellencamp's Urgent Cancer Screening Message
Reality star Teddi Mellencamp shares a powerful plea for early cancer detection while undergoing treatment for stage 4 melanoma, emphasizing how screening saved her life.
Woman Swallows 17cm Spoon, Feels It Move Between Ribs
Reymy Amelinckx, 28, accidentally swallowed a 17cm spoon while eating yoghurt after her dog startled her. She endured two days with the utensil in her stomach before a gastroscopy removed it.
Daycare Staff Fired After Throwing Shoe at Special Needs Child
A Los Angeles daycare faces outrage after surveillance footage shows a teacher throwing a shoe at a five-year-old special needs student. The teacher and two bystanders were fired, and police are investigating.
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Bonobo Kanzi Shows Ability to Play Pretend in Scientific Study
Groundbreaking research reveals a captive bonobo named Kanzi could distinguish between real and imaginary objects, suggesting apes may share imaginative capacities with humans.
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