British Teen's Last Hope: £2.5m US Surgery for Rare Condition
Harley Harris, 15, from Kent, battles spondylocarpotarsal synostosis with 25% lung function. His family races to fund £2.5m surgery in New York as UK options run out.
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Nighttime Drooling: When to Seek Medical Advice
Drooling in sleep can be harmless, but doctors warn it may indicate sleep apnea or Parkinson's disease. Learn when to consult a professional for excessive drooling.
Katie Price Fears Son Harvey Could Die Without Weight Loss
Katie Price reveals her terror that son Harvey, who has Prader-Willi syndrome, may suffer a fatal heart attack without urgent weight loss intervention, including Mounjaro medication.
Jesy Nelson Honors Mums Amid Twins' SMA1 Health Struggle
Former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson marked her first Mother's Day by celebrating 'superhuman' mothers while campaigning for NHS screening changes for her twins diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type 1.
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An Israeli strike on a primary healthcare facility in Burj Qalaouiyah, southern Lebanon, killed 12 medical workers, bringing the total to 31 healthcare staff killed in 12 days. Lebanese authorities and WHO condemn the attack as a violation of internationa
Mother's Advice: Children as Lifelong Companions
A personal reflection on a mother's advice to talk to children like old friends, exploring how this shaped family bonds and parenting perspectives across generations.
CPAP Machines: Evolving Treatment for Snoring and Sleep Disorders
CPAP machines, once reserved for severe sleep apnoea, are now prescribed for milder cases. Experts discuss the rise in sleep medicine, celebrity endorsements, and health impacts of snoring.
Report: Men's Delayed Maturity Blamed for UK's 'Missing Babies'
A new report from the Centre for Social Justice links falling birth rates to men delaying adulthood, rising costs, and societal changes, predicting 600,000 women may miss motherhood.
Political Austerity Fuels Mental Health Crisis, Not Sick Notes
Analysis reveals Britain's worklessness debate ignores political determinants of health, with austerity cuts to mental health services creating systemic barriers to recovery.
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Most Painful Medical Procedures: Expert Doctor Ranks Top Surgeries
Dr Dean Eggitt ranks the world's most painful surgeries and procedures, including spinal fusion and knee replacements, explaining why recovery can be excruciating and how patients can ease discomfort.
Potassium Deficiency in UK Linked to Heart Attack and Stroke Risk
Experts warn millions of Britons are deficient in potassium, a vital mineral that reduces heart attack and stroke risk by 24%. Many experience mystery symptoms like depression and dizziness without knowing the cause.
Prue Leith Quit Bake Off Due to Health Concerns
Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith has disclosed that increasing unsteadiness on her feet prompted her decision to leave the popular baking show earlier this year.
Israeli Airstrike Kills Four in Gaza, Including Pregnant Woman
Palestinian hospital officials report an Israeli airstrike killed four Palestinians in central Gaza, including a pregnant woman and her young son, amid ongoing ceasefire violations.
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Severe COVID-19 Linked to 24% Higher Lung Cancer Risk
A major study of 76 million people finds severe COVID-19 infection increases lung cancer risk by 24%, with vaccines showing potential to reduce this effect in research models.
Iran War's Brain Impact: Trauma Expert's Warning for Brits
Dr Waheed Arian, an Afghan-born trauma specialist, explains how the Iran conflict is affecting civilians, including expats and tourists, with lasting psychological scars from war zones.
Motherhood's Role in Navigating Breast Cancer Treatment
Clare Berry shares how her role as a mother helped her through eight months of breast cancer treatment, revealing unexpected positives and practical insights from her experience.
Public Arguments Can Strengthen Relationships, Experts Say
From JFK Jr's infamous Battery Park row to modern relationship advice, psychologists reveal how outdoor arguments can foster connection and resolution for couples.
Film Therapy for Couples: A Personal Experiment
With the Oscars spotlighting cinema, film therapy emerges as a novel couples therapy approach. This article explores how mindfully watching prescribed movies can foster connection and dialogue in relationships.
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Harry Styles, Taylor Swift, and Tom Grennan lead a fitness revolution in music, prioritizing stamina and health for high-energy performances, marking a shift from past debauchery.
Matcha Tea May Cut Sneezing in Hay Fever, Research Finds
Japanese scientists discover that matcha tea powder reduces sneezing in mice with allergic rhinitis by suppressing brainstem activity, offering potential relief for hay fever sufferers.
3p Daily Pill Recommended to Prevent Bone Health Time Bomb
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Aquarium Coral Poisoning Sends Family and Firefighters to Hospital
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Dr Amir Khan Debunks Five Dangerous Medical Myths Online
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Glass Teapots Boost Tea's Health Benefits
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Hot Weather May Reduce Knee Arthritis Risk, Study Finds
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NHS Drug Metformin May Cut Prostate Cancer Risk by 35%
A major study reveals the 2p-per-tablet diabetes medication metformin could reduce prostate cancer risk by over a third, potentially offering a preventive treatment for thousands of men.
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