Trump's pharma tariffs could hit UK drug prices
Former US President Donald Trump has floated the idea of imposing tariffs on imported pharmaceuticals, a move that could significantly impact the UK's healthcare sector and drug prices.
Category : Health
NHS approves pembrolizumab for endometrial cancer
The NHS has greenlit pembrolizumab, a revolutionary immunotherapy drug, offering new hope for women battling advanced endometrial cancer. Discover how this treatment could transform outcomes.
Malnourished Gaza Child Photo Sparks Outrage
A harrowing photograph of a severely malnourished child in Gaza has drawn international attention to the deepening humanitarian crisis in the region. Medical experts warn of catastrophic consequences if aid is not urgently delivered.
Sunscreen vs. Sun: Which is riskier?
New research sparks debate on whether sunscreen chemicals or UV radiation present a bigger threat to public health. Experts weigh in on the latest findings.
Viral Glasses Claim to Naturally Strengthen Eyesight
A viral pair of glasses promises to naturally enhance eyesight using innovative technology. Experts weigh in on whether they live up to the hype.
DWP's £150 disability payment: Who qualifies?
Millions of disabled people in the UK will receive an additional £150 this summer as part of the government's cost of living support package. Find out if you're eligible.
Florida raw milk E. coli outbreak sparks health warning
Health officials issue urgent warning after E. coli outbreak linked to raw milk consumption in Florida. Learn the risks and safety measures.
RFK Jr. funds mRNA vaccine research amid controversy
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is under fire for reportedly funding mRNA vaccine development while publicly opposing them. Discover the full story behind this shocking revelation.
Childhood verbal abuse harms mental health long-term
New research reveals that verbal abuse in childhood can inflict long-term mental health damage, comparable to physical or sexual abuse. Experts call for urgent recognition and action.
HPV linked to aggressive skin cancer in new study
Groundbreaking research suggests the human papillomavirus (HPV) may significantly increase the risk of developing aggressive squamous cell carcinoma, a common form of skin cancer.
Psychotherapy may ease chronic back pain, study finds
New research suggests that cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) may significantly reduce chronic back pain, offering a drug-free alternative for sufferers.
Melissa Hemsley’s Filipino BBQ Recipes
Celebrity chef Melissa Hemsley shares her vibrant Filipino-inspired barbecue recipes, featuring zesty mango salad and irresistible crispy fritters. Perfect for summer feasts!
Argentinian Grandmothers reunite 133rd stolen grandchild
The courageous Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo continue their decades-long quest to reunite families torn apart by Argentina's dictatorship, bringing hope and justice to a new generation.
Crispy Baked Potatoes Hack—No Oven Required!
Discover a game-changing kitchen hack to achieve crispy baked potatoes without using an oven. Quick, easy, and utterly delicious!
French tourist dies of cardiac arrest in Cambodia
A 27-year-old French woman tragically passed away from a sudden cardiac arrest while on holiday in Cambodia, highlighting the importance of travel health awareness.
Mary Berry’s No-Go Ingredient Revealed
Celebrity chef Mary Berry shares her surprising culinary secret—the one ingredient she avoids at all costs. Find out why and how it impacts her recipes!
PIP changes: 10% to lose disability benefits
Thousands could lose Personal Independence Payment (PIP) as the DWP announces stricter eligibility criteria in a major benefits overhaul.
Mum's brain tumour shock after headaches
A mother shares her devastating brain tumour diagnosis story after months of severe headaches, urging others to seek medical advice early.
TN inmate’s heart device may cause pain during execution
Byron Black, a death row inmate in Tennessee, is set to be executed despite claims that his heart device will cause excruciating pain during lethal injection.
Chikungunya Virus: Symptoms and Prevention
Everything you need to know about the deadly Chikungunya virus, its symptoms, transmission, and how to protect yourself from this mosquito-borne disease.
RFK Jr. cancels mRNA vaccine event amid backlash
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. abruptly cancels a high-profile event promoting mRNA vaccines, sparking speculation and debate over the reasons behind the decision.
Mum makes placenta smoothie despite husband's objections
A new mother has ignited controversy by blending her placenta into a smoothie shortly after giving birth, despite her husband's reluctance. The unusual post-partum practice has divided opinions online.
Dimpleplasty: The Hidden Dangers of Trendy Surgery
Experts warn of potential scarring and complications from the rising trend of dimpleplasty, urging patients to weigh risks carefully.
RFK Jr cancels mRNA vaccine development
Robert F. Kennedy Jr cancels plans to develop mRNA vaccines, citing safety concerns and ethical issues. Read the latest updates on this controversial decision.
Christina Applegate hospitalised amid MS battle
Actress Christina Applegate has been hospitalised due to severe pain linked to her ongoing battle with multiple sclerosis (MS), sources reveal.
Do You Fidget Easily? You Might Have ADHD
Exploring the signs of ADHD in adults and how it affects daily life, based on a review by Christopher Stevens.
US buys 100M doses of Moderna's updated COVID vaccine
The Biden administration has purchased 100 million doses of Moderna's newly updated COVID-19 vaccine, targeting the latest variants ahead of the autumn vaccination campaign.
UK expats face GP access problems in Australia
British expatriates in Australia face significant challenges when trying to register with local GPs, leaving many without essential healthcare.
Verbal abuse in childhood as harmful as physical violence
New research reveals that verbal abuse in childhood can have long-term mental health impacts as severe as physical abuse, urging a redefinition of maltreatment categories.
Welsh children face more adversity than English peers
A new study by Bangor University and Public Health Wales highlights stark disparities in childhood adversity between Wales and England, with Welsh children experiencing higher rates of challenges.
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