WHO warns of disease outbreak in Gaza
The World Health Organization reports alarming disease symptoms spreading in Gaza due to deteriorating conditions, with children most at risk.
Category : Health
Cancer expert slams Dragons' Den podcast health advice
A leading oncologist has criticised a Dragons' Den podcast for promoting misleading and potentially harmful medical advice on cancer treatments.
Doctor warns of hidden household health hazard
A medical expert reveals how a seemingly harmless household item might be negatively impacting your wellbeing—find out if it's in your home.
Nicola Tappenden on ADHD and life after Page 3
Ex-Page 3 star Nicola Tappenden shares her journey with ADHD, career shifts, and personal growth in a candid interview.
Junior doctors suffer 26% pay cut since 2008
The British Medical Association exposes a 26% pay cut for junior doctors since 2008 as strikes continue, sparking debates over NHS funding and staff retention.
Wes Streeting pushes private sector role in NHS reform
New Health Secretary Wes Streeting announces controversial plans to involve private healthcare in NHS reforms to cut waiting lists, sparking mixed reactions.
Starmer vows NHS reform with new Health Secretary
Labour leader Keir Starmer pledges to transform the NHS by appointing a dedicated Health Secretary, aiming to tackle systemic issues and improve healthcare services across the UK.
Wegovy Could Save NHS Millions, Study Finds
Groundbreaking research suggests the NHS could save significant costs by prescribing Wegovy for weight loss, reducing obesity-related illnesses.
Weight loss jabs may ease asthma symptoms
New research suggests that weight loss injections like Ozempic may significantly reduce asthma symptoms in obese individuals, offering a dual health benefit.
Junior doctors announce new NHS strike dates
Junior doctors in England have declared fresh strike dates in their ongoing pay dispute with the government, escalating tensions in the NHS.
Junior Doctors Announce Five-Day NHS Strike
Junior doctors in England are set to walk out for five days in February, escalating their pay dispute with the government. Here’s how it could impact NHS services.
Brits Eat 344K Extra Calories from Stress
A shocking study reveals that Brits turn to comfort food under stress, consuming an extra 344,064 calories annually. Find out how emotional eating impacts health.
NHS targets doctors' lucrative strike-period locum shifts
Hospital managers face pressure to limit doctors' ability to earn high fees from temporary shifts while colleagues strike, raising concerns over NHS spending.
Doctors vow prolonged strikes over Streeting's NHS reforms
The British Medical Association escalates its battle with Labour's Wes Streeting, threatening prolonged strikes if he pursues NHS reforms as Health Secretary.
Southport Teen in Tears on 'This Morning' Over Self-Blame
A teenage girl from Southport appeared on ITV's 'This Morning' in tears, blaming herself after a distressing incident. The emotional interview has sparked widespread sympathy and debate.
Dentists reveal what your teeth say about you
A dentist shares the shocking truths they can uncover just by examining your teeth – from bad habits to hidden health issues.
Fibermaxxing: The Risky TikTok Diet Trend Explained
A new viral TikTok trend called 'Fibermaxxing' promotes an extreme high-fiber diet, but nutritionists warn of potential health risks.
Harry Styles Fans Turn to Sexual Wellness Products
Devotees of Harry Styles are turning to adult toys and sexual wellness products, crediting his music for boosting their confidence and intimacy.
Nurse 'punished' for trans med concerns - tribunal
A tribunal hears how NHS Fife allegedly sought to punish Sandie Peggie, a veteran nurse, after she raised concerns about transgender medical policies. The case highlights tensions within the healthcare system.
Ancient Egypt's shocking burial rituals revealed
Archaeologists uncover disturbing evidence of post-mortem mutilation in Ancient Egyptian burials, rewriting our understanding of their funerary rites.
NHS junior doctors launch historic 6-day strike
Junior doctors across England begin their longest-ever strike, demanding fair pay and better working conditions, as NHS warns of severe disruptions to patient care.
James Whale's heartbreaking cancer update
Veteran broadcaster James Whale delivers an emotional update on his terminal cancer diagnosis, revealing his resilience and determination to keep fighting.
Menstrual data should be in health records, say experts
Experts argue that menstrual cycle data is underused in healthcare and should be integrated into medical records to improve diagnosis and treatment.
Work and charity building stronger UK communities
Discover how grassroots initiatives combining employment and charitable efforts are fostering stronger, more cohesive communities in Britain.
Calecim Professional: Hair Growth Breakthrough?
Discover the science behind Calecim Professional's Advanced Hair Growth System and whether it lives up to its promises for fuller, revitalised hair.
Trans teen's suicide exposes hospital care failings
A coroner's report highlights systemic failures in the treatment of a transgender teenager who died by suicide following distressing hospital admissions.
Tight Pants and Hernia Risk: What You Need to Know
Discover the surprising link between tight clothing and hernias, as medical professionals reveal whether your favourite skinny jeans could be putting your health at risk.
Margret Carey: A Legacy of Compassion and Activism
Margret Carey, a tireless advocate for social justice and community welfare, has passed away. Her legacy of kindness and activism continues to inspire.
NHS expands breast cancer prevention surgery access
The NHS is broadening eligibility for preventative mastectomies, offering life-saving surgery to thousands more women at high risk of breast cancer.
Child dies from rare brain-eating amoeba in lake
A child has tragically died after contracting a rare brain-eating amoeba while swimming in a South Carolina lake. Health officials warn of the dangers of warm freshwater.
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