DWP Minister Backs Early State Pension Access Scheme
Pensions minister Torsten Bell tells MPs early access to state pension is a serious consideration as experts propose flexible system for those unable to work longer.
Category : Health
Vet Reveals Why Cats Snub Water Bowls for Outdoor Drinking
A UK vet explains the instinctual reason cats avoid drinking from water bowls near their food, preferring outdoor sources or separate locations indoors.
Pensioners Could Get Extra £86 Weekly from DWP
Low-income pensioners receiving disability benefits may claim an extra £86.05 per week through Pension Credit. Over 700,000 eligible individuals are not claiming this vital support.
Alcohol's Dual Effects on Mind and Body Explained
Alcohol's complex impact on neurotransmitters like GABA and glutamate explains its ability to both relax and depress, with neuropsychopharmacologist Dr. Rayyan Zafar detailing the science behind the buzz and the hangover.
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BMA Accused of Hypocrisy in Pay Dispute with Staff and Doctors
The British Medical Association is under fire for offering its own staff a 2.75% pay rise while demanding 26% for resident doctors, as strikes disrupt NHS services across England.
Selecting Perfect Figs: Bottom Inspection Guide and Recipe
Learn expert tips for choosing the best figs by inspecting their bottoms, plus a delicious recipe for figs on herby labneh with pomegranate dressing.
Robin Weiss, HIV Research Pioneer, Dies at 86
Robin Weiss, the virologist who led the development of the UK's first HIV antibody test and made key discoveries in retrovirus research, has passed away aged 86.
Moral Injury: America's Hidden Psychological Crisis
Psychologist Michael Valdovinos explains moral injury, a condition now recognized in the DSM, affecting millions beyond war zones due to ethical conflicts in work and politics.
Judith Rapoport, OCD Pioneer and Child Psychiatrist, Dies at 92
Judith Rapoport, the child psychiatrist who brought obsessive-compulsive disorder to public awareness with her groundbreaking book and research, has passed away aged 92.
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Early Treatment Key for Kids' Eating Disorder Recovery
New research highlights that prompt treatment significantly improves recovery rates for children with eating disorders, emphasizing the need for timely medical and psychological support.
Weight Loss Jabs Bone Density Warning from Doctor
Doctor Karan Rajan clarifies that GLP-1 weight loss injections can lead to reduced bone density, but this is due to rapid weight loss rather than the drugs themselves.
DASH Diet Lowers Hypertension Risk, Says Dietitian
Research shows the DASH diet, rich in fruits and low in salt, can significantly reduce blood pressure and lower cardiovascular disease risk by 20%.
Greek Yoghurt Secret for Creamiest One-Pan Chicken Tikka Curry
Discover how Greek yoghurt transforms a simple one-pan chicken tikka curry into an ultra-creamy delight. This easy recipe delivers rich flavour without coconut milk or cream in just 30-40 minutes.
Record Long-Term Care Demand Stretches English Council Budgets
England's adult social care system faces unprecedented strain as 890,000 people received long-term care last year, pushing local authority budgets to breaking point with a 4.1% real-terms spending increase.
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Maternity Care Racism a 'National Emergency', Regulator Warns
The Nursing and Midwifery Council warns racism in maternity care is a national emergency, with Black and Asian mothers facing higher death risks. New educational tools aim to combat bias.
Donor Skin Patch Detects Lung Transplant Rejection Early
A pioneering UK trial uses a donor skin graft on patients' forearms to detect lung transplant rejection earlier, allowing prompt treatment and reducing permanent damage risks.
Andrew Tierney Reveals Alcohol Battle Nearly Decade After Quitting
Human Nature singer Andrew Tierney confesses he still battles alcohol addiction, detailing a relapse five years ago and his ongoing fight with sobriety on a mental health podcast.
Fox Tapeworm Spreads in US, Causes Deadly Liver Infection
Experts warn the fox tapeworm, Echinococcus multilocularis, is spreading across the US, causing a rare liver infection with up to 90% mortality if untreated. New study finds it in Washington state coyotes.
Donor Skin Patch Aids Early Detection of Lung Transplant Rejection
A pioneering trial uses skin grafts from organ donors to provide an early warning system for lung transplant rejection, helping patients like Darren White receive faster treatment and improve quality of life.
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Weight-Loss Drugs Cut Depression, Anxiety Hospitalisations
A 13-year Swedish study of 100,000 patients finds GLP-1 drugs like semaglutide associated with 42% lower mental health hospitalisation risk and reduced sick leave.
80-Year-Old Veteran Drives Lyft to Pay Medical Bills
An 80-year-old Marine veteran with multiple sclerosis and Crohn's disease works full-time as a Lyft driver to pay medical bills for himself and his wife battling lung cancer.
Doctor Warns Australians Have Lost Faith in NDIS
Dr Nick Coatsworth warns the NDIS is losing public trust as its $50 billion annual cost diverts resources from health and aged care services.
Skin Patch from Donor Detects Lung Transplant Rejection Early
A pioneering NHS trial uses a skin graft from organ donors to detect lung rejection sooner, helping patients like Darren White avoid permanent damage through early steroid treatment.
Maternity Care Racism Declared 'National Emergency'
The Nursing and Midwifery Council warns racism in maternity services is a national emergency, with black and Asian mothers facing significantly higher mortality rates and stillbirth risks compared to white women.
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Adult Social Care Crisis Deepens as Record Numbers Strain Budgets
A new report reveals England's adult social care system is in a precarious state with record numbers receiving long-term care, pushing council finances to breaking point and raising sustainability concerns.
Suspended Dentist Leaves Patients Toothless, Fights License
Patients of suspended Atlanta dentist Dr Justin Scott claim they are left with no functioning teeth and beg for help. The Georgia Board of Dentistry suspended his license citing public safety threats.
Dolezal Has Melanoma Removed After Sun Tanning
Former NAACP leader Rachel Dolezal, who identifies as trans-black, reveals she had stage 1 melanoma removed from her lower back after excessive sun exposure. She now uses ingestible tanning drops instead.
Healthier French Fries: Microwave-Fry Hybrid Method Discovered
University of Illinois researchers have created a cooking method combining frying and microwaving to produce french fries with less oil absorption while maintaining crispiness and taste, published in food science journals.
Portland Hospital CEO Fired Over Equity Concerns
Tarek Salaway was dismissed as CEO of Oregon Health & Science University's hospital system after raising concerns about leadership's commitment to equity, inclusion, and patient safety.
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HIV Infections Could Surge 10% if CDC Funding Ends
New research warns that proposed budget cuts to HIV prevention programs could lead to a 10% increase in infections across 18 states, threatening decades of progress against the disease.
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