Boy's Freedom After £1.65m Gene-Editing Treatment

Adam Rehman, 13, from Oldham, has returned to Royal Manchester Children's Hospital to thank nurses after receiving pioneering Casgevy therapy for thalassaemia, ending his reliance on monthly blood transfusions.

TB Outbreak at California Private School

Archbishop Riordan High School in San Francisco confirms a third active tuberculosis case, prompting campus closure and widespread testing amid public health measures.

Dementia Discharge Delays Cost NHS £328m Annually

New analysis reveals delayed discharge of dementia patients costs NHS £328m yearly, wasting 584,080 bed days and worsening winter pressures. Alzheimer's Society calls for urgent reform.

Nipah Virus: UK Warns of 75% Fatality Rate

The UK Health Security Agency has designated Nipah virus as a high priority pathogen. Health experts warn up to 75% of infected individuals could die, with cases confirmed in India.

Weight-Loss Drug Lawsuits Surge Over Side Effects

Thousands of patients are suing pharmaceutical giants over severe side effects from GLP-1 weight-loss drugs, including eye strokes and ruptured colons, despite company assurances of rigorous testing.

Measles Returns to UK: Cases Surge, Status Revoked

The World Health Organization has revoked the UK's measles elimination status after continuous transmission. Cases have surged, particularly among unvaccinated children, with Birmingham and London hardest hit.

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