Gas Smell Reported Before Deadly Nursing Home Blast
Federal investigators confirm nursing home staff reported natural gas odour hours before explosion that killed three and injured twenty in Pennsylvania facility.
Category : Health
Streeting Pushes for NHS Prostate Cancer Screening
Health Secretary Wes Streeting meets experts to discuss introducing prostate cancer screening on the NHS, aiming to save thousands of lives despite current committee advice.
Bruce Willis's Wife Shares Dementia Update (28.01.2026)
Emma Heming Willis discusses husband Bruce Willis's frontotemporal dementia, describing his lack of awareness as both a blessing and a curse for the family.
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.
Medicare Proposes New Transplant Rules for Complex Organs
The US government has proposed new rules for the transplant system aiming to increase use of medically complex organs and strengthen safety standards for donor organisations.
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.
ActionAid's Child Sponsorship Shift Sparks Colonial Debate
ActionAid's move away from child sponsorship schemes has ignited debate about colonial paternalism in aid, with research in Tanzania revealing local unease and supporters defending their contributions.
Emma Heming Willis on Bruce's Dementia 'Blessing and Curse'
Emma Heming Willis shares that Bruce Willis is unaware of his frontotemporal dementia diagnosis, calling it both a 'blessing and a curse' while discussing caregiving challenges.
Deborah Cameron: Feminist Linguist's Legacy
Deborah Cameron, an influential sociolinguist and feminist activist, has died aged 67. Her work, including 'Verbal Hygiene' and 'Feminism and Linguistic Theory', reshaped understanding of language and gender.
Potato Bed: Viral Sleep Trend Raises Health Alarms
The 'potato bed' sleep trend has gone viral on TikTok, but experts warn it could cause back pain and overheating. Meanwhile, the sleep economy is booming, valued at £422bn in 2024.
US Monitors Deadly Nipah Virus Outbreak in India
CDC officials are closely monitoring a Nipah virus outbreak in India that has placed nearly 200 people under surveillance and prompted travel restrictions across Asia.
South Carolina Measles Outbreak Worst Since US Elimination
South Carolina is grappling with America's most severe measles outbreak since the disease was declared eliminated, with 789 cases reported since October 2025 and significant hospitalisations.
McEwan Calls for Assisted Dying Extension to Dementia
Author Ian McEwan argues assisted dying laws should gradually extend to dementia sufferers, citing personal family experiences and advocating for living wills to clarify intentions.
Tap Water Nitrates Linked to Higher Dementia Risk
New research reveals nitrates from processed meats and tap water may increase dementia risk, while vegetable sources appear protective. Scientists call for regulatory review.
Fish Oil Supplements: What Science Really Says
Examining the evidence behind fish oil supplements for heart health, arthritis, and mood. Discover dosage recommendations, safety considerations, and when supplements may be beneficial versus eating oily fish.
Creatine: Brain & Sleep Benefits for Women
New research shows creatine supplements may improve memory, sleep quality and cognitive function in women, alongside established muscle benefits.
What is RSD? The ADHD-Linked Condition Explained
Rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD) is gaining recognition in ADHD research. This article explores its intense emotional impact, neurological basis, and compassionate management strategies.
Health Secretary: Holyrood Motion Would Breach Law
Scottish Health Secretary states that instructing the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry to investigate political decisions would violate legal frameworks, as Labour leader Anas Sarwar pushes for ministerial testimony.
Night Owls Have Higher Heart Attack and Stroke Risk
New research indicates that night owls are at a 16% increased risk of heart attack or stroke over 14 years, linked to circadian rhythm mismatches and unhealthy habits like smoking and poor sleep.
NHS Valve Pilot Tackles Ethnic Treatment Gaps
A pilot programme in England has successfully identified heart valve disease in ethnic minority patients, with calls to expand the initiative NHS-wide to address significant treatment inequalities.
Jon Gosselin's Health Scare and Healthcare Bill Battle
Former reality star Jon Gosselin reveals how a pulmonary embolism nearly killed him weeks before his wedding, and his fight against a $20,000 hospital bill that exposed flaws in the US healthcare system.
DeepMind AI Tool AlphaGenome Identifies Genetic Disease Causes
Google DeepMind launches AlphaGenome, an AI tool analysing up to 1 million DNA letters to pinpoint genetic mutations driving diseases like cancer and heart conditions, accelerating new treatments.
Google AI Predicts How DNA Mutations Cause Disease
Google DeepMind unveils AlphaGenome, an artificial intelligence system that predicts how DNA mutations influence disease, potentially accelerating drug discovery and genetic research worldwide.
Children as Young as 10 Using Sunbeds Illegally in UK
Over 200 cases of children illegally using sunbeds, including a 10-year-old, have been recorded in the UK in 15 years, with weak enforcement and calls for stricter regulations.
Haiti Sexual Abuse Cases Triple Amid Gang Violence
A health charity reports sexual abuse cases at a Port-au-Prince clinic have tripled in four years as gang violence escalates, with armed groups using rape as a weapon of terror.
Nipah Virus Sparks Airport Health Checks in Asia
Multiple Asian nations, including Singapore and Hong Kong, have introduced airport health screenings to combat the spread of the deadly Nipah virus from India.
Dietician's 3 Phrases to Avoid With Picky Eaters
Expert Veronica La Marca explains why common parental phrases like 'eat three more bites' can worsen fussy eating habits in children and offers alternative approaches.
13 Cooking Myths Debunked: Modern Kitchen Truths
Explore 13 persistent cooking myths debunked for modern kitchens. From seasoning beyond salt and pepper to reheating rice safely, discover updated culinary wisdom.
Family Fights for Law Change After Teen's Cancer Death
A grieving family is pushing for legal reform after their 17-year-old daughter died from breast cancer, claiming earlier diagnosis could have saved her life.
Sunbed Crackdown: 200+ Child Cases Spark Health Alarm
Over 200 cases of children illegally using sunbeds have been recorded in the UK since 2010, with a child as young as 10 involved. Experts warn of severe melanoma risks as the advertising watchdog bans misleading 'safe tanning' claims.
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