Mosley's Meal Time Change to Reduce Diabetes Risk
Late TV doctor Dr Michael Mosley's posthumous book reveals how slowing down eating pace can lower risks of type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol, and blood pressure.
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Dementia Sundowning Symptoms Peak in Afternoon and Evening
Experts warn that 'sundowning', a common dementia symptom affecting 20% of patients, causes confusion and agitation in late afternoon and evening hours.
Novelist Criticises Trans Woman's Endometriosis Charity Role
Award-winning author Amanda Craig has condemned the appointment of trans activist Steph Richards to a parliamentary role at Endometriosis South Coast, calling it 'absolutely ridiculous'.
Scotland First in UK to Screen Newborns for Rare Muscle Disease
Scotland has launched a groundbreaking pilot programme to screen all newborns for spinal muscular atrophy, a rare condition causing progressive muscle wastage, aiming for early detection and treatment.
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Hidden Crisis Traps Children in Hospitals Across England
A new report reveals hundreds of children are stuck in hospitals unnecessarily due to lack of community support, with over 400 spending half their lives in medical facilities.
Social Media Over 3 Hours Daily Raises Teen Anxiety Risk, Study Finds
New research from Imperial College London reveals children spending over three hours daily on social media face higher anxiety and depression risks, with sleep disruption identified as a key factor.
Measles Alert in Western Sydney and Blue Mountains After Confirmed Case
Health authorities have issued an urgent warning after a confirmed measles case visited multiple locations across western Sydney and the Blue Mountains throughout March.
British Instructor Trapped in Riyadh ICU, Needs £100k Medevac
Laura Storr, 35, from Essex, is fighting for her life with a rare lung disease in Saudi Arabia. With bombs falling near the hospital, her family races to raise £108,600 for an emergency medical flight to the UK for a transplant.
Meningitis Cases Drop in Kent After Vaccination Campaign
Confirmed meningitis cases in Kent have fallen from 23 to 20, with over 8,000 vaccines and 12,000 antibiotics given in a four-day campaign, as health officials report progress in containing the outbreak.
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Fat Jab Non-Responders: One in Ten Fail to Lose Weight
Clinical trials reveal that 10% of users of weight-loss drugs like Wegovy and Ozempic are 'non-responders,' failing to achieve significant weight loss despite high demand.
Welsh Teen Discovers Hospital Used Unsterilised Tools
A 15-year-old boy from Wales faces six months of testing after a hospital brace-fitting procedure used unsterilised instruments, putting him at risk of serious blood-borne diseases.
Kent Meningitis Cases Fall Amid Ongoing Vaccination Campaign
Confirmed meningitis cases in Kent have dropped from 23 to 20, with total cases now at 29. Health officials report over 8,000 vaccines administered as the outbreak response continues.
Amanda Peet Diagnosed with Breast Cancer During Parents' Hospice
Actress Amanda Peet has shared her Stage 1 breast cancer diagnosis in a vulnerable essay, revealing she received the news while both parents were in end-of-life care.
Meningitis Scare at Orrell College Amid Kent Outbreak
St John Rigby College in Orrell reports a suspected meningococcal case in a student, with officials stating it is not linked to the recent deadly outbreak in Kent.
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Laura Adlington Rejects 'Bounce Back' Pressure After IVF
Great British Bake Off star Laura Adlington speaks candidly about weight gain and body image struggles five months after welcoming her 'miracle' son George following nine years of infertility.
Spring Allergy Season: Expert Strategies for Relief
As allergy season intensifies across the US, experts reveal effective treatments and practical tips to manage symptoms, from pollen tracking to advanced medications.
Kaiser Therapists Strike Over AI Screening Risks in California
Kaiser Permanente therapists in California protest new screening systems, claiming delays and AI threats compromise patient safety in mental health care.
Tracy Crisp on Love, Travel, and Resilience in Life
Tracy Crisp reflects on her marriage to Adrian, from a camper van trip in New Zealand to overcoming personal crises, highlighting how their bond provided safety and excitement through decades of challenges.
Superannuation Should Fund Aged Care, Not Inheritance: CEO
An Australian aged care CEO argues superannuation should be used for elderly care costs rather than passed on as inheritance, sparking debate on retirement funding.
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Navigating One-Sided Friendships: The Lonely Initiator
A man in his 50s questions his friendships as he always initiates meet-ups. Experts advise reframing this as a strength and exploring the 'liking gap' in social connections.
MPs Threaten New Inquiry into Carers Allowance Scandal
MPs are considering a fresh investigation into the DWP's handling of the carers allowance scandal as unpaid carers face delays in redress and ongoing overpayment demands.
Living in the Long Middle: Stage Four Cancer Reality
Janis Chen shares her experience with stage four lung cancer, exploring the psychological and social challenges of living in a prolonged state between cure and death, where life persists with fragility and hope.
Kent Meningitis Cases Drop to 20, Vaccination Drive Progresses
The UK Health Security Agency has revised the number of confirmed meningitis cases in Kent from 23 to 20 after further testing. Over 8,000 vaccines and 12,000 antibiotics have been administered.
FDA Walks Back Trump and RFK Jr Autism Drug Claims
Outpatient prescriptions for leucovorin spiked 71% after Trump and RFK Jr touted it for autism, but the FDA later approved it only for a rare folate deficiency, sparking criticism from doctors over misinformation.
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George Webster: Family, Down's Syndrome, and Dad as Hero
CBeebies presenter George Webster and his father Rob reflect on resilience, family joy, and breaking barriers as the first BBC children's host with Down's syndrome.
Mother's NHS Ordeal: Baby's Brain Damage Diagnosis Delayed
Ella Wilson, 22, fought for months to get answers after NHS staff dismissed her concerns about her son Luke's development, leading to a late diagnosis of severe brain damage.
Obamacare Exodus: 10% Drop Coverage as Costs Soar
A new KFF survey reveals nearly one in ten Americans abandoned ACA health insurance due to subsidy expiration, while most remaining enrollees face severe financial strain from premium hikes.
Kent Meningitis Outbreak Cases Drop Amid Vaccination Efforts
Health Secretary Wes Streeting commends frontline workers as confirmed meningitis cases in Kent fall from 23 to 20. Over 8,000 vaccines administered in response to the outbreak.
21 Patients Face HIV Tests After Hospital Sterilisation Failure
A 15-year-old boy and 20 others are undergoing six months of testing for blood-borne viruses after unsterilised surgical tools were used during dental procedures at Royal Gwent Hospital in Wales.
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Household Air Pollution Tied to Cancer and Heart Disease
New research reveals household air pollution from cooking fuels causes millions of deaths annually, with severe impacts on lung cancer, heart disease, and child development.
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