NYC Nurses Strike: 11th Day, Talks Restart
New York City's major nurses strike enters its 11th day with 15,000 workers returning to negotiations with three private hospital systems over staffing and benefits.
Category : Health
US Lab Emergency After Suspected Lethal Virus Exposure
Emergency protocols activated at Rocky Mountain Laboratories after suspected exposure to Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus. Officials confirm incident but say no actual transmission occurred.
Colon Cancer Leading Cause of Cancer Deaths in Young Americans
New research shows colorectal cancer has become the primary cause of cancer mortality in Americans under 50, with death rates increasing while other cancers decline.
Guinea-Bissau Suspends Hepatitis B Vaccine Study for Review
Guinea-Bissau has suspended a Trump administration-backed hepatitis B vaccine study on newborns pending an ethical review, citing concerns over withholding vaccines from at-risk infants.
Norovirus Cases Jump 61%, Public Urged to Self-Isolate
UK health officials report a 61.1% increase in norovirus cases over two weeks, with sharpest rise among over-65s. Public advised to self-isolate for 48 hours after symptoms stop.
Obesity Directly Causes Dementia, Major Study Confirms
University of Bristol research reveals high BMI and hypertension are direct causes of vascular dementia, with weight management offering crucial prevention opportunities.
Fluoride Study Finds No Harm to Birth Weight or Pregnancy
Columbia University research tracking 11 million births over two decades finds community water fluoridation has no significant impact on birth weight, gestation length, or prematurity rates.
FDA Reviews Zyn Advertising Proposal for Reduced Risk Claims
The FDA is evaluating whether to allow Philip Morris to market Zyn nicotine pouches as a less harmful alternative to cigarettes, with a panel of experts weighing the evidence.
Health Visitor's Calm Method for Toddler Biting
A health visitor explains why shouting at children who bite is ineffective and shares a three-step calm approach to teach toddlers appropriate behaviour instead.
Histoplasmosis Outbreak in Tennessee Kills One, Sickens Dozens
A rare fungal disease, Histoplasmosis, has caused one death and infected at least 35 people in Tennessee, with health officials warning of risks from contaminated soil.
Emilia Clarke's Hereditary Health Fears for Children
Game of Thrones star Emilia Clarke opens up about her life-threatening hereditary condition and fears it could be passed to any future children she might have.
Three Skincare Ingredients for Dry, Chapped Winter Hands
Dermatologists recommend seeking ceramides, hyaluronic acid, and glycerin in skincare products to soothe dry, painful hands exacerbated by winter conditions and frequent washing.
Norovirus Cases Surge 47% in NHS Hospitals
UKHSA data reveals a sharp 47% rise in norovirus cases across England, with over 1,000 daily hospitalisations straining NHS resources amid winter pressures.
Paprika's True Origin Leaves Brits Stunned
Countless Brits have been left gobsmacked to discover paprika is simply ground, dried bell peppers, not from a mysterious 'paprika tree' as many believed.
Hospital Infection U-Turn Causes 'Indescribable Distress' to Family
The family of Molly Cuddihy, who died aged 23, experienced unimaginable pain after NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde changed its position on infection causes at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
Norovirus Cases in UK Hospitals Soar 45% to Winter High
New data reveals a 45% weekly increase in norovirus hospital cases in England, reaching a winter high of 823 daily beds occupied, while flu admissions decline.
4p Green Tea May Mimic Weight Loss Jab Effects
A scientific review identifies natural compounds in green tea and other foods that could replicate effects of GLP-1 weight loss injections, offering potential affordable alternatives.
Vertigo's Shared Struggle: Finding Solace in Celebrities
Living with vertigo can be isolating, but discovering famous figures like cricketer Steve Smith also battle the condition offers unexpected validation and reduces loneliness for sufferers.
Influencers Push Unneeded Testosterone Tests to Young Men
New research finds social media influencers with millions of followers are convincing healthy young men they need testosterone testing, driving unnecessary medicalisation and creating lucrative markets.
NHS U-turn: British Baby Maverick Gets Bristol Hospital Place
The NHS has performed a dramatic U-turn, agreeing to provide lifesaving treatment to three-month-old Maverick Corin at Bristol Royal Hospital for Children after his parents' desperate campaign.
John Knight: Campaigner Who Won Accessible Trains by 2020
John Knight, the disability campaigner whose work at Leonard Cheshire helped secure the 2020 deadline for accessible trains in the Disability Discrimination Act 2005, has died aged 67.
Transform Your Office Lunch with Gourmet Packed Meals
Discover how to create nourishing, satisfying packed lunches that beat January blues. Expert recipes from top chefs offer comfort and joy for your midday meal.
Lean Pork May Boost Longevity, Matching Legume Benefits
Minimally processed lean pork offers similar health benefits to chickpeas and lentils, potentially supporting healthy ageing and preserving muscle mass in older adults, according to new research.
Flu Study: Locked Room Experiment Fails to Spread Virus
A controlled experiment where volunteers spent days with flu-infected individuals in a small hotel room resulted in no transmission, highlighting key factors like low virus shedding and air circulation.
Hospital Whistleblowers Still Await 'Genuine' Apology
Three doctors who exposed hospital infection risks at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital say they still haven't received a meaningful apology, despite health board admissions.
Swinney Denies Pressure Over Hospital Opening
First Minister John Swinney has firmly rejected claims that the Scottish Government pressured NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde to open the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital before it was ready, while committing to release additional documents.
Coroner Demands Doulas Regulation After Baby Death
A coroner warns more babies could die without guidance on unregulated birthing assistants after a 15-day-old infant's death revealed concerns about delayed hospital transfers during home births.
NHS Failed in Case of Dog Walker Stabbed by Patient
Coroner slams decision to grant escorted leave to Emma Borowy, who later killed Roger Leadbeater in Sheffield park. Family says NHS trust and police forces failed at every level.
Normal Nightly Wake-Ups: How Age Changes Sleep Patterns
New research reveals how often people wake at night normally, how this changes with age, and when to seek help for sleep issues affecting daily life.
Mary Berry's 5-Step Beef Stew: Full of Flavour
Discover Mary Berry's hearty beef stew recipe, packed with ginger, paprika, and horseradish. Ready in just 30 minutes prep and five easy steps for a comforting meal.
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