Black Women's Healthcare Nightmare in the US
Black women in the US describe navigating medical care as a nightmare, facing dismissal and bias. Stories from patients and doctors highlight the struggle for trust and survival in healthcare settings.
Black women in the US describe navigating medical care as a nightmare, facing dismissal and bias. Stories from patients and doctors highlight the struggle for trust and survival in healthcare settings.
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Big Brother winner Kate Lawler opens up about her recent breast implant replacement surgery, recovery, and the concerning consultation that led her to choose a different surgeon.
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International Development Minister Jennifer Chapman refuses to guarantee UK funding for global HIV response will be shielded from significant aid reductions, despite warnings cuts could reverse progress.
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New government data reveals 24% of adults in England are now teetotal, a sharp rise from 2022. Young people lead the trend, with a notable increase in male non-drinkers.
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A Florida labour and delivery nurse has been dismissed after posting a graphic TikTok video hoping White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt would suffer severe birth injuries.
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Alice Norris, a 35-year-old mother, shares her journey after being diagnosed with inoperable bowel cancer four months postpartum, urging awareness of symptoms.
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Health experts issue urgent warning as eight out of ten UK children experience painful glue ear infections, with winter creating prime conditions for spread. Parents urged to recognise key symptoms.
Rebecca Archer shares her devastating story after her daughter Renae died from a rare brain disease caused by measles, urging parents to vaccinate their children.
Wayne Birkett, who survived Valdo Calocane's Nottingham rampage, reveals he wasn't warned about a damning CQC report into the mental health trust that treated the killer.
Chinese researchers have developed a breakthrough ceramic powder that whitens teeth using electric toothbrush vibrations while repairing enamel and promoting oral health.
The Department for Work and Pensions has revealed thousands of PIP claimants may be missing out on higher payments and offers home visits to help with applications.
Rima Horton, widow of actor Alan Rickman, discusses a Harry Potter prize draw raising funds for Pancreatic Cancer UK, aiming to develop an early breath test for the disease.
Made In Chelsea star Louise Thompson shares unseen clips of her traumatic birth ordeal and petitions Health Secretary Wes Streeting for a national maternity strategy and commissioner.
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