NHS Alert: 5 Symptoms of Rare Sertraline Side-Effect
The NHS has issued an urgent warning about sertraline, highlighting five critical symptoms of serotonin syndrome—a rare but potentially fatal reaction requiring immediate medical attention.
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Diabetes Drug May Save 20,000 Lives Per Year in UK
A major study reveals SGLT-2 inhibitor tablets, newly endorsed as first-line treatment, reduce premature death risk by 24% in type 2 diabetes patients.
Obesity Raises Infection Death Risk by 70%, Study Finds
A major study finds people with obesity are 70% more likely to be hospitalised or die from infections like flu and Covid-19, with obesity linked to 11% of global infectious disease deaths.
Obesity Raises Infectious Disease Death Risk by 70%
A landmark Lancet study finds obese individuals face 70% higher hospitalization and death rates from infectious diseases, accounting for one in six UK deaths. Researchers call for urgent public health action.
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Obesity Drives One in Six UK Infection Deaths, Research Shows
New research indicates obesity was a factor in 7,300 of 42,000 UK infection deaths in 2023, with global implications and calls for policy action.
Cape Verde Travel Warning After 150 Brits Fall Ill
UK health authorities warn travellers to Cape Verde after over 150 Britons contracted Shigella and Salmonella, with six deaths reported. Precautions advised.
France Sends Letters to 29-Year-Olds to Boost Birth Rates
France is sending letters to all 29-year-olds to encourage childbearing and provide reproductive health info, part of a 16-point plan to tackle falling birth rates and infertility affecting one in eight couples.
Coffee Daily Cuts Dementia Risk, 40-Year Study Reveals
Drinking two to three cups of coffee daily can lower dementia risk by 18% and preserve cognitive function, according to a major study involving over 131,000 participants.
Dr Amir Khan Warns on Long-Term Omeprazole Risks
Dr Amir Khan highlights that prolonged omeprazole use can cause nutrient deficiencies, leading to fatigue and bone weakness. Patients are urged to consult healthcare professionals.
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Young Woman Shares Her Experience with Trump's Venous Condition
Julia Musto, 32, has lived with chronic venous insufficiency since her teens. She shares insights into the condition recently diagnosed in former President Donald Trump, affecting millions.
Catherine O'Hara's Death: Pulmonary Embolism and Cancer Revealed
The cause of death for Home Alone star Catherine O'Hara has been confirmed as pulmonary embolism, with rectal cancer as an underlying factor, following her passing in January 2026.
Autistic Joy: Neurodivergence's Unique Paths to Happiness
Exploring how autistic people experience profound joy through sensory activities, stimming, and hyperfocus, challenging stereotypes about emotion in neurodivergence.
ADHD Prescriptions Up Tenfold, Wealth Gap Reverses
Australian research reveals ADHD medication prescriptions for youth increased over tenfold in two decades, with wealthier families now most likely to receive treatment, reversing previous trends.
CDC Issues New Chikungunya Travel Advisories for Seychelles, Suriname
US health officials have issued fresh travel warnings for Seychelles and Suriname as chikungunya virus cases surge globally, with over 240,000 infections reported since 2025.
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Coffee and Tea Drink Daily May Lower Dementia Risk
New research involving over 131,000 participants suggests consuming two to three cups of coffee or one to two cups of tea daily can reduce dementia risk by 18% and preserve cognitive function.
CDC Travel Alert: Chikungunya Outbreak in Seychelles and Suriname
The CDC has issued a Level 2 travel health alert for Seychelles and Suriname due to a significant chikungunya outbreak. The mosquito-borne virus causes severe joint pain and fever, with high risks for vulnerable groups.
Coffee and Tea Linked to 18% Lower Dementia Risk, Harvard Finds
New Harvard research suggests consuming two to three cups of coffee or one to two cups of tea daily could lower dementia risk by 18% and cognitive decline by 20% over decades.
Measles Alert for March for Life Rally Attendees
Health officials warn March for Life attendees in Washington D.C. may have been exposed to measles, with cases surging to historic levels across the United States.
AI Chatbots Give Dangerous Health Advice, Oxford Study Reveals
A concerning Oxford University study finds AI chatbots provide incorrect medical diagnoses and fail to recognise emergencies, with users identifying health problems only a third of the time.
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Third Measles Case at Disney Parks in California Exposure
Health officials confirm a third measles case linked to Disney theme parks in California, warning thousands may be at risk. Exposure occurred on January 22 at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure Park.
NHS Advertises 'Close-Relative Marriage Nurse' Role
A Manchester NHS Trust advertised a specialist nurse role to support cousin couples having children, sparking debate over genetic risks and cultural sensitivity in healthcare provision.
Dean Franklin's Final Message Before Cancer Death at 36
Former The Voice contestant Dean Franklin died at 36 from oesophageal cancer. His mother announced his passing after he shared a powerful final video urging early medical checks.
Measles Cases Confirmed Among March for Life Attendees
Health officials warn of measles exposure at Washington D.C.'s March for Life rally as cases surge nationally, threatening America's elimination status.
Your 40s: The Most Exhausting Decade of Life
Research reveals that the 40s are the most tiring years due to biological changes coinciding with peak life demands. However, energy levels can rebound in later decades with proper care.
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Joy Davies: Chemist and Social Worker's Life Celebrated
Joy Davies, who passed away at 89, was a chemist, social worker, and advocate for those with learning disabilities. She loved theatre, nature, and sports, leaving a legacy in Teesside and Yorkshire.
France Urges 29-Year-Olds to Have Children in Letter Campaign
France is sending letters to all 29-year-olds encouraging them to have babies or freeze eggs to combat declining birth rates, sparking debate over government intervention in personal fertility choices.
France's Postal Push for Parenthood Sparks Outrage
France's government sends letters urging 29-year-olds to have children as part of a birth rate plan, drawing criticism for ignoring economic barriers.
Vet Warns Over 'Wonder Drug' Linked to Dog Deaths
A leading UK veterinarian warns about Librela, a pain relief injection for dogs, after US reports link it to thousands of adverse reactions and hundreds of deaths. Campaigners demand urgent regulatory action.
Apple Watch Blood Pressure Alerts Unreliable for Diagnosis
New research warns Apple Watch's hypertension notification feature should not replace standard blood pressure tests, citing high rates of missed diagnoses and false reassurance risks.
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Optimal Tea and Coffee Intake for Dementia Risk Reduction
A Harvard University study of 131,000 health workers found moderate consumption of caffeinated coffee and tea is linked to lower dementia risk and better cognitive function.
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