UK Glaucoma Cases Surge, 60% Rise Projected by 2060
New research reveals over 1 million UK adults have glaucoma, with numbers projected to reach 1.6 million by 2060. Experts warn half of cases go undiagnosed, calling for urgent public health action.
Category : Health
MAFS Star Jules Robinson Opens Up About PMDD Health Battle
Married At First Sight star Jules Robinson shares her raw journey with premenstrual dysphoric disorder, detailing dark moments and finding community support.
Medic Charged Over Death in 'Musical Bingo' Surgery
An anesthesiologist faces manslaughter charges after a patient died during a cataract operation where staff reportedly played musical bingo, with alarms allegedly ignored.
Vegan's Diet Change Leads to Twin Pregnancy After 8 Miscarriages
Molly Brown, 43, reversed years of infertility struggles by switching from veganism to a meat-heavy diet, conceiving twins naturally after eight devastating miscarriages.
Savannah Guthrie's New Voice After Surgery, Return Date Set
Today show host Savannah Guthrie has revealed her new voice following successful vocal cord surgery to remove nodules and a polyp, with plans to return to the programme next Monday.
Canned Foods for Cheap Protein Boost
Discover how canned tuna, lentils, chili and pea soup can provide affordable protein as experts warn many Americans already exceed daily recommendations.
NHS 'Hollow' Apology Over Hospital Water Scandal Deaths
Health chiefs at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde have issued a controversial apology after years of denials about dirty water causing infections and deaths at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.
Neil Gray Grilled Over Glasgow Hospital Water Scandal
Scottish Health Secretary Neil Gray faces intense questioning over the infected water scandal at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, with opposition MSPs demanding accountability for child deaths.
US Measles-Free Status Under Threat as Experts Warn
International health authorities will decide in April whether the US loses its measles-free designation after major outbreaks. Experts warn of significant public health challenges regardless of the symbolic decision.
South Carolina Leads US in GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drug Searches
New analysis reveals South Carolina tops US states for searches about Ozempic-style medications, with high obesity and diabetes rates potentially driving interest among aging populations.
Doctors: Immigration Crackdown Creates Medical Chaos
Minnesota physicians report immigrant patients missing vital appointments and hospital staff staying home amid Trump administration's immigration enforcement surge in medical facilities.
Nurse Reinstated After Pronoun Disciplinary Hearing
Jennifer Melle, a nurse suspended over a transgender patient confidentiality breach allegation, has been reinstated with no further action following a disciplinary hearing.
Usha Vance Pregnant with Fourth Child, a Boy
Second Lady Usha Vance has revealed she is expecting a baby boy, her fourth child, with the family anticipating a late July arrival and expressing gratitude for military medical care.
Internal Pulley System Could Explain Great Pyramid Construction
A groundbreaking study proposes the Great Pyramid was built using hidden counterweights and pulley mechanisms within its structure, challenging traditional ramp theories and offering new insights into ancient engineering.
Dark Chocolate Hot Drink Could Double Stem Cells
Renowned physician Dr William Li reveals two daily cups of dark chocolate hot chocolate doubled stem cells in heart disease patients and improved blood vessel function.
Unprocessed Diet: More Food, Fewer Calories
New research reveals people on unprocessed diets consume 330 fewer calories daily while eating 50% more food mass, highlighting nutritional intelligence.
Why Your New Year Diet Might Fail: Biology Matters
Nutrition experts explain why many New Year diets fail, emphasising that personalised approaches based on individual biology and whole foods are crucial for success.
Colon Cancer in Young Linked to Stiff Gut Tissue
Scientists discover that stiffened colon tissue in young patients accelerates cell growth, potentially explaining the alarming rise in early-onset colorectal cancer cases worldwide.
Hospital Apologises Over Care Failings in Horse Accident Death
Midland Regional Hospital issues unreserved apology after Bryonny Sainsbury died following stable accident. Family reaches settlement after four-year legal battle.
NDIS Assessment Tool Not Tested on Diverse Disabilities, Experts Warn
Australia's peak psychology body warns the NDIS's new assessment tool hasn't been tested on various disability types, including diverse autism needs, potentially leading to harmful outcomes without further research.
Sleep Condition Bruxism Damages Teeth: How to Stop
Bruxism, or teeth grinding, affects one in six sleepers and one in four awake, leading to tooth damage, jaw pain, and headaches. Learn causes, diagnosis, and management tips.
Cold Weather Doesn't Cause Sickness, Expert Explains
A medical expert clarifies that cold weather does not directly cause colds or flu, but influences factors like virus survival and immune response, increasing vulnerability to respiratory illnesses.
Nurse Reinstated After Pronoun Disciplinary Hearing
A nurse suspended over a transgender patient confidentiality breach has been reinstated but will proceed with an employment tribunal alleging discrimination based on gender-critical beliefs.
New England Tops US Health Rankings, Louisiana Bottom
New analysis reveals New England states lead US health rankings with New Hampshire top, while Louisiana ranks lowest for fourth consecutive year. Report highlights national progress in cancer screenings and reduced premature deaths.
Superdrug Gives Away £1m in Free Health Tests
Superdrug is distributing 10,000 free at-home Health MOT kits worth £1.1m to ease pressure on GP services during peak winter illness season.
US Measles Elimination Status Under Threat
International health officials will meet in April to determine if the United States has lost its measles-free designation following a year of significant outbreaks across multiple states.
Nurse Reinstated After Disciplinary Hearing Over Pronouns
A nurse suspended after speaking publicly about receiving a warning for using incorrect pronouns for a transgender patient has been reinstated following a disciplinary investigation.
Intersex Man Discovers Childhood Surgery Secret
Jim, born Kristi, shares his journey after discovering at 19 he was born intersex and underwent infant surgery without his knowledge, now advocating against such procedures.
Freezing White Bread May Cut Diabetes Risk and Help Weight Loss
Dietitians explain how freezing white bread, pasta, and rice can create resistant starch, reducing blood sugar spikes and promoting fullness for better health.
Nurse Cleared After Patient Pronoun Row Confidentiality Probe
A nurse who faced disciplinary action over pronoun usage with a transgender patient will face no further action regarding confidentiality concerns after speaking to media, her NHS trust has confirmed.
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