Cobbler's Toe Transplant Saves Career After Accident
David Lee, a Nottinghamshire cobbler, lost his thumb in a 2019 workshop accident but returned to work after surgeons replaced it with his big toe in a rare procedure.
Category : Health
India Fights Nipah Virus, Spain Train Crash Cause Revealed
Health authorities in India quarantine nearly 100 people to contain a Nipah virus outbreak in Kerala, while Spain reveals the likely cause of a fatal high-speed train crash. Other global stories include US travel bans and Greenland's defence preparations.
How Often to Wash Sheets: A Microbiologist's Advice
A microbiologist explains the science behind washing bedding, revealing why weekly sheet changes are crucial for health, sleep quality, and reducing allergens.
New Research Offers Hope for Preventing Rheumatoid Arthritis
Groundbreaking studies reveal blood markers can identify rheumatoid arthritis risk years before symptoms appear, potentially enabling preventive treatments that could transform clinical care for millions worldwide.
Medications That Don't Mix With Coffee
Discover how your daily coffee ritual could be interfering with common medications, from thyroid treatments to antidepressants, potentially reducing effectiveness or increasing side effects.
Mother Demands Sturgeon's Honesty Over Hospital Infections
Kimberly Darroch, whose daughter died after contracting an infection at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, calls on former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to reveal what she knew before the facility's opening.
Ark of Covenant: New Theory Reveals Egyptian Rejection
University of Liverpool Egyptologist David Falk suggests the Ark of Covenant intentionally borrowed Egyptian religious symbols to reject idol worship, creating sacred space above rather than within the artifact.
Psychology Experts Criticise Field's Lack of Scientific Curiosity
Leading psychologists question why psychotherapy remains resistant to rigorous scientific testing and continues to pathologise human nature rather than focusing on human potential and social connection.
Bedtime Stretches For Faster, Deeper Sleep
A simple stretching routine performed in bed could help you fall asleep faster by reducing stress and pain. Discover the gentle exercises that promise to transform your sleep quality.
Train Your Brain Like a Muscle for Cognitive Strength
Neuroscience reveals adult brains can be strengthened through challenge, rest and novelty, similar to muscle training. Discover practical strategies for cognitive resilience.
Widow Calls for NHS Chief's Sacking Over Hospital Spying
The widow of a civil servant who died at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital demands the removal of NHS communications director Sandra Bustillo after revelations of social media surveillance on grieving families.
US Blood Shortage Worsens Amid Winter Storm Warnings
The American Red Cross declares a nationwide blood shortage, with supplies down 35% in a month. A looming ice storm and severe flu season threaten to further deplete stocks, risking patient care.
Josie Gibson's Lipoedema Battle Sparks Doctor Warning
This Morning presenter Josie Gibson reveals her struggle with lipoedema, a painful fat disorder with no cure, as a doctor explains symptoms and management strategies.
GOSH Cleaners Win Racial Discrimination Tribunal Appeal
Eighty cleaners at Great Ormond Street Hospital have won a racial discrimination appeal after waiting for NHS pay terms. The employment appeal tribunal ruled the delay constituted indirect discrimination.
Weighted Vest Month-Long Test: Benefits & Risks Revealed
A journalist's month-long experiment with a weighted vest reveals unexpected fitness benefits, expert insights on effectiveness, and important safety considerations for users.
NHS Waiting Times: 31 Hospital Trusts See Worsening Delays
While Labour celebrates cutting England's NHS waiting list for the first time in a decade, exclusive data reveals a quarter of hospital trusts have actually seen waiting times worsen over the past year.
Sarwar Demands Glasgow Hospital Safety Reviews Publication
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar calls for transparency, urging the Scottish government to publish all patient safety reviews for the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
French Probe Infant Deaths Amid Formula Recall
French health officials are investigating the deaths of two babies who consumed formula subject to precautionary recalls by Nestlé and Lactalis over potential toxin contamination.
Vitamin D Warning: Experts Reveal Supplement Dangers
Health professionals caution about potential side effects of vitamin D supplements during UK winter months, highlighting risks of incorrect dosage and timing.
Baby turns blue after drinking recalled formula
A mother recounts rushing her three-month-old to hospital with blue feet and grunting after feeding him Nestlé SMA formula, later linked to a recall over cereulide toxin fears.
Couple Die Weeks Apart From Same Cancer, Leaving Daughters With Costs
A couple tragically passed away just over a month apart after both were diagnosed with lung cancer, leaving their three daughters grieving and facing substantial double funeral expenses.
Plasterer's Backache Diagnosed as Terminal Cancer
Kris Cooke, a healthy vegan plasterer from Erith, assumed his back pain was work-related. Doctors revealed it was advanced pancreatic cancer, giving him less than a year to live.
Kimberley Nixon Opens Up About Mental Health Setback
Fresh Meat actress Kimberley Nixon shares emotional Instagram update about major OCD, ADHD and autism flare-up that left her struggling to move after London premiere.
Defrost Meat in 15 Minutes with Two Pans - Safety Warning
A viral kitchen trick claims to defrost frozen meat in just 15 minutes using two stainless steel pans, but the Food Standards Agency warns about potential safety risks.
Air Fryer Sweet & Sour Chicken: Healthier & Cheaper Recipe
Food influencer Max McCann shares a quick, budget-friendly air fryer sweet and sour chicken recipe that's healthier than takeaway and ready in just 30 minutes.
Simple Food Could Add Four Years to Life, Says Expert
A leading longevity expert has identified beans as the world's number one longevity food, with research suggesting regular consumption could extend life expectancy by four years.
Sturgeon Urged to Be Honest About Hospital Infections
Kimberly Darroch, whose daughter died after contracting an infection at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, calls on former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to reveal what she knew before the facility opened.
UK Trial: No Benefit for ADHD Brain Stimulation Device
A large-scale independent UK clinical trial reveals no evidence that trigeminal nerve stimulation devices improve ADHD symptoms in children, challenging earlier claims.
Brett Favre Shares Parkinson's Update: Condition Progressing Faster
NFL legend Brett Favre has provided a candid update on his Parkinson's disease journey, revealing his condition is progressing faster than he hoped but vowing to fight until the end.
NHS Policy Blocks Breast Reduction Surgery for Chronic Pain
Mary Rich, 36, says NHS policy changes have left her unable to access breast reduction surgery despite severe back pain that prevents her from working and requires daily assistance.
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