Dame Professor Lesley Regan warns that banning under-16s from social platforms like TikTok and Instagram could leave young people without crucial health information about periods and other issues.
A Florida couple is taking legal action against a fertility clinic after discovering their newborn has no genetic relation to either parent, raising concerns about embryo mix-ups.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting is under pressure from charity SMA UK to expand newborn screening for spinal muscular atrophy nationwide, as delays leave babies at risk of permanent disability.
Discover how canned tuna, lentils, chili and pea soup provide substantial protein at budget-friendly prices, as experts reveal their nutritional benefits amid rising grocery costs.
New analysis reveals New England states as America's healthiest, with national progress in cancer screenings and falling premature death rates despite regional disparities.
The heartbroken parents of Matthew Lock, a former This Morning guest who died aged 19, are campaigning for better ADHD screening in schools and GP surgeries to prevent similar tragedies.
A 500,000-year-old elephant bone hammer discovered at Boxgrove reveals prehistoric humans' sophisticated tool-making skills and resourcefulness.
Experts warn that cold weather, including Arctic blasts with temperatures as low as -20F, poses a severe dehydration threat, often underestimated due to blunted thirst and invisible fluid loss.
Nutrition experts promote cereals for health benefits, but new research reveals widespread mycotoxin contamination in grains like rice, oats and wheat, posing risks from stomach issues to cancer.
New research from the University of Reading reveals nearly 50% of takeaway meals contain more salt than advertised, with some dishes exceeding NHS daily guidelines.
A This Morning viewer credits Dr Nighat Arif with saving her life after recognising ovarian cancer symptoms discussed on the ITV programme, leading to a family-wide health discovery.
Discover how the 'house burping' trend of opening windows briefly in winter improves indoor air quality, reduces humidity, and regulates CO2 levels for better health.
Abdul Eneser, a blind law student, has secured £18,000 compensation from Network Rail after falling onto tracks at Manchester Piccadilly due to missing tactile paving, highlighting ongoing accessibility failures in UK rail travel.
Residents in El Segundo, Los Angeles, report a months-long mosquito infestation, with children covered in bites and sleepless nights. Authorities blame stagnant water from rains and heat.
A top CDC official faces condemnation after describing rampant measles outbreaks as the 'cost of doing business' in a global economy, as cases surge across nine US states.
A Florida couple is suing a fertility clinic after giving birth to a child with no genetic relationship to them, raising concerns about embryo mix-ups and parental rights.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting announces review of NHS pilot to potentially screen all babies for spinal muscular atrophy, following Mirror campaign and meeting with Jesy Nelson.
A coroner has cautioned that unregulated doulas can negatively affect midwives' ability to provide care, following an inquest into the death of a 15-day-old baby from brain damage caused by oxygen deprivation during a home birth.
Emma Wigmore's life was saved after an off-duty dermatologist spotted a suspicious mole on her back during a chance meeting on London's South Bank, leading to early-stage melanoma diagnosis.
A new study reveals that high ADHD traits in childhood are associated with a 14% increased risk of multiple physical health conditions by midlife, including migraines, cancer, and diabetes.
The Gates Foundation partners with OpenAI on a $50 million initiative to deploy AI in African healthcare systems, countering devastating international aid cuts.
New research reveals ordering a takeaway is the most effective self-gifting method to celebrate successes or console setbacks after challenging work days, outperforming traditional treats.
A coroner has issued a stark warning that more babies could die without clearer guidance on doulas' roles after a Hampshire case where midwives felt restricted.
Jasmin Roberts, 24, from Wrexham, raised £1.5 million for her one-year-old son Ollie's complex heart surgery in California, which has now been declared a success after a gruelling 12-hour operation.
The Scottish Hospitals Inquiry hears closing submissions calling for accountability for managers of the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital project, while acknowledging extreme pressure on staff.
Emma Wigmore from Chelmsford survived melanoma after an off-duty dermatologist spotted a concerning mole on her back during a London outing. She's now searching to thank the stranger.
Discover expert guidelines from dermatologist Dr Derrick Phillips on how to layer skincare products correctly, avoid common errors, and maintain a simple, effective routine.
Health experts reveal spraying perfume on the neck can cause serious skin discolouration from UV reactions, not hormonal issues as viral claims suggested. Dermatologists recommend safer application methods.
Stunning hand stencils discovered in Sulawesi caves date back at least 67,800 years, representing the earliest known cave wall art and offering new insights into prehistoric human creativity.
New UK research reveals that children with ADHD traits face significantly higher odds of developing multiple physical health conditions by middle age, including migraines, diabetes and cancer.