SAD Winter Products and Wellness Tips
Explore the latest products and strategies for managing Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) during winter months, including light therapy, supplements, and lifestyle changes.
Category : Health
GP Challenges in Childhood Obesity Management Revealed
A new study highlights the difficulties UK GPs face in treating childhood obesity, citing time constraints and limited resources as key barriers to effective care.
NHS Staff Face Rising Physical and Virtual Abuse
Healthcare workers experience increasing violence in hospitals and online, with calls for better protection and reporting systems to address this critical issue.
Mother's Sepsis Nightmare After Rare Birth Condition
Ellie Marples describes how a rare amniotic fluid embolism led to sepsis and multi-organ failure after giving birth, requiring life-saving surgeries and leaving lasting emotional scars.
Smallpox Eradication Leader Dr. William Foege Dies
Dr. William Foege, the public health visionary whose ring containment strategy helped eradicate smallpox globally, has died in Atlanta aged 89.
Surrogate Mother Reveals Emotional Toll of Carrying Babies
A single mother-of-five who acted as a surrogate for two gay couples opens up about the loneliness and invisibility she felt during the process, despite finding it rewarding.
Bradford Mosque Pilates Classes Build Fitness and Friendship
Weekly pilates sessions at Bradford mosques are transforming lives for elderly men, combining spiritual practice with physical exercise and combating loneliness through community connection.
TikTok Star Mackenzie Paul Dies at 26 After Cancer Fight
TikTok influencer Mackenzie Paul has passed away aged 26 following a three-year struggle with acute myeloid leukemia, with her husband Brandon confirming the tragic news.
Healing from Unrequited Love: Readers Offer Advice
Guardian readers discuss how to cope with unrequited love, offering insights on acceptance, self-care, and learning from heartbreak to move forward positively.
Baby Tortoise Fills Void as Sons Leave Home
A mother finds unexpected comfort in caring for a hibernating baby tortoise after her human sons move out, exploring the emotional landscape of empty nest syndrome.
Acupressure Mats: Ancient Therapy's Modern Surge
Acupressure mats, inspired by ancient beds of nails, are gaining popularity for pain and stress relief. While users report benefits, scientific evidence remains limited, with studies showing mixed results.
NDIS Staff Must Pretend to Be Public Servants, Workers Say
Outsourced call centre workers on NDIS phone lines report being instructed to impersonate government employees and prioritise funding requests without specialised training, raising concerns over service quality and transparency.
AI Healthcare Risks Deepening Class Divide for Vulnerable Patients
The push for AI in healthcare, including diagnostic tools used in clinics for unhoused patients, raises serious concerns about medical classism and algorithmic bias that could worsen health inequities.
Hypnosis Cures Boy's Greggs Sausage Roll Obsession
A five-year-old autistic boy who would only eat Greggs sausage rolls has expanded his diet dramatically after just one hypnotherapy session, trying ten new foods including fruits and vegetables.
Police Investigate Six Infection Deaths at Glasgow Hospital
Police Scotland are investigating six patient deaths potentially linked to infections acquired at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, including three children and three adults.
Disneyland Ride Nightmare Leads to 5st 9lb Weight Loss
A size 20 mum's dream Disneyland Paris trip turned into a nightmare when she couldn't fit on rides, sparking an 8-month transformation with Slimming World.
US paediatricians push for digital safety reforms beyond screen limits
The American Academy of Pediatrics releases new guidance emphasising corporate responsibility and societal changes to protect children's mental health in the digital age.
Vitamin D Overdose Warning After Man Hospitalised
Medical professionals warn of rising hypervitaminosis D cases after a man suffered severe symptoms from taking 80 times the recommended daily dose of supplements.
Trump Health Mystery Deepens with New Bruises and Gaffes
Concerns over Donald Trump's health intensify as new bruises appear on his hands and verbal mistakes during speeches raise questions about his mental acuity and physical wellbeing.
Six Deaths at Glasgow Hospital Probed Over Infections
Police Scotland is investigating the deaths of six patients, including three children, at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow following suspected infection acquisition.
Blue Badges: Six Groups Get Them Automatically
Discover the six groups who automatically qualify for Blue Badges, plus additional eligibility routes. Learn how to apply, costs, and parking benefits across the UK.
Police Investigate Six Infection Deaths at Glasgow Hospital
Police Scotland are investigating six patient deaths linked to infections at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, including three children and three adults, following Crown Office instructions.
Should Britain Legalise Kidney Sales?
With thousands dying on UK transplant waiting lists, experts examine Iran's legal kidney market model and whether financial incentives could save lives.
Louise Thompson Freezes Eggs for Surrogacy Journey
Made In Chelsea star Louise Thompson reveals she is freezing her eggs while working on mental health with partner Ryan Libbey before pursuing surrogacy after nearly dying during son Leo's birth in 2021.
Swinney: 'Cultural Problems' at Glasgow Hospital Board
First Minister John Swinney says cultural issues at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde are 'completely unacceptable' as inquiry examines hospital infection scandal.
High BMI and Blood Pressure Tied to Vascular Dementia Risk
New research from the University of Bristol suggests high BMI may worsen vascular dementia risk, with hypertension identified as a key driver. The study highlights potential for prevention through lifestyle interventions.
Daily Aspirin Could Be 'Life-Threatening' Warns Cardiologist
Leading cardiologist Professor Malcolm Finlay warns daily aspirin use carries serious risks including internal bleeding. Over two million Britons take the medication despite updated NHS guidance.
NHS Night Workers Go Days Without Sunlight in Winter
New research reveals 43% of NHS and emergency night shift workers experience three or more days without daylight in January, with significant impacts on wellbeing.
Mother's Near-Death Experience After Childbirth
A mother recounts her harrowing near-death experience after giving birth to her second child, describing clinical death, an out-of-body experience, and overwhelming peace.
First Sage Cleanse: A Cautious Smudging Journey
A journalist's personal account of attempting a white sage cleanse at home for the first time, exploring the ritual's origins, safety considerations, and ethical sourcing.
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