Esther Rantzen's Final Plea: Stop Lords Sabotaging Assisted Dying Bill
Terminally ill Dame Esther Rantzen condemns House of Lords for blocking assisted dying legislation, revealing she plans to travel alone to Dignitas as time runs out.
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Hospital Sued Over Fatal Medication Error That Killed Toddler
A Florida hospital is facing a wrongful death lawsuit after a two-year-old boy died when medical staff allegedly administered a medication dose ten times higher than prescribed, triggering cardiac arrest and brain damage.
Millionaire Lottery Winner Left 'One Hour From Death' After Win
Adam Lopez, 39, won £1 million in the National Lottery but his excessive celebrations led to a life-threatening pulmonary embolism, leaving him hospitalised for eight days.
New Approach to Incontinence Challenges Traditional Kegel Exercises
Research reveals 40% of UK women experience urinary incontinence, with experts advocating for personalised pelvic floor training beyond standard Kegel exercises.
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Mid-Air Medical Emergencies: The Doctor's Dilemma
Medical professionals face immense pressure when responding to in-flight emergencies, navigating limited resources and legal risks while providing critical care at 30,000 feet.
Longevity Fixation Syndrome: The Mental Health Toll
Anxiety-driven obsession with living longer, termed longevity fixation syndrome, is rising globally. Experts warn of emotional costs as individuals track biomarkers and biohack, often driven by fear of death.
Doctor Amir Khan Issues Warning on Toilet Phone Use
GP and ITV star Dr Amir Khan warns that using phones on the toilet increases haemorrhoid risk. He advises limiting toilet time and increasing fibre intake for prevention.
Mum's Plea to Bring Son Home After Thai Accident
Lisa Duggan appeals for funds to repatriate son Tiger, 23, who remains on life support in Bangkok after a motorbike crash in Thailand, with costs estimated at £150,000.
UKHSA Warning: Stop Using Non-Sterile Wipes After Fatal Outbreak
Health authorities warn against using non-sterile alcohol-free wipes on broken skin after 59 cases and one death linked to Burkholderia stabilis infection.
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Wes Streeting Admits Struggle Facing SMA Parents Over NHS Screening
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has confessed he finds it hard to look parents like Jesy Nelson in the eye due to delays in newborn screening for spinal muscular atrophy. The Mirror's campaign pushes for a £5 blood test to be added to the NHS heel prick te
Dr Amir Khan Warns of Omeprazole's Three Common Side Effects
ITV's NHS GP Dr Amir Khan highlights three common side effects of prolonged omeprazole use, including nutrient deficiencies and infection risks, advising consultation with healthcare providers.
Sneezing Science: Myths, Risks, and Why We Do It
Explore the explosive reflex of sneezing, from its causes like allergens and pollution to debunked myths about heart skips. Learn how to manage sneeze-borne illnesses and why it's a vital protective mechanism.
NHS Budget Crisis Delays 140,000 Routine Operations
Regional NHS boards are cancelling or postponing surgeries to meet budgets, affecting up to 140,000 patients. Health Secretary Wes Streeting's waiting list reduction goal faces setbacks.
Mum's Invisible Cancer: Waiting for Tumours to Grow
Kerie Ivory lives with slow-growing neuroendocrine tumours that have spread but can't be treated yet. Her story reveals the devastating reality of 'invisible' cancers.
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Call The Midwife's 'Stone Baby' Storyline Highlights Rare Condition
The recent episode of Call The Midwife explored lithopedion, a rare condition where a calcified foetus remains in the body for decades. With only 300 documented cases, experts explain the causes and risks.
Indian Sisters' Suicide Pact Over Phone and Korean Culture Obsession
Three young sisters in India jumped to their deaths after their father tried to limit their screen time, revealing a tragic obsession with Korean culture and an online game.
PIP Conditions Most Likely to Get £749 Monthly Payments
The DWP has postponed PIP changes pending a review. Nearly 3.9 million claimants in England and Wales receive payments, with certain health conditions more likely to secure long-term awards of up to £749 monthly.
Mum's 'Blind' Baby Son Serves as Best Man at Wedding
A mother who feared for her son's future due to his visual impairment proudly had him as 'unofficial best man' at her wedding, celebrating his remarkable progress.
Brit Dad Dies in Spain on Anniversary of Baby's Death
A grieving mother recounts the tragic death of her fiancé, Robert Davidson, who fell from a hotel balcony in Torremolinos hours before the first anniversary of their infant daughter's passing.
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Kerry Katona Seeks Private Care Following Colitis Diagnosis
Former Atomic Kitten star Kerry Katona reveals her decision to pursue private healthcare after a harrowing hospital stay for colitis, detailing severe pain and corridor treatment.
Pelvic Mesh Victims Still Await Compensation After Two Years
Campaigners condemn the government's inaction on compensation for women harmed by pelvic mesh implants, calling it morally unacceptable as thousands suffer life-changing complications.
Fingernail Test May Indicate Early Lung Cancer Signs
A simple 'finger test' checking for a diamond-shaped gap between nails could signal finger clubbing, a symptom linked to lung cancer. Medical charities urge consulting a doctor if changes are noticed.
Chronic Venous Insufficiency: Trump's Diagnosis and Personal Stories
President Donald Trump's diagnosis with chronic venous insufficiency highlights a common vascular condition affecting millions. A journalist shares her lifelong experience with the same ailment, detailing symptoms, treatments, and management strategies.
Five Sleep Types Identified: Health Impacts Vary Beyond Early Birds
Research from McGill University reveals five sleep subtypes, challenging the link between early rising and better health. The study uses brain imaging and data from 27,000 adults to explore genetic and lifestyle factors.
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NHS Alert: Tingling May Signal Coeliac Disease
The NHS warns that tingling or numbness in hands and feet may indicate coeliac disease, with an estimated 500,000 people in the UK unknowingly living with this autoimmune condition.
Keto Diet May Ease Treatment-Resistant Depression Symptoms
A new study from Oxford University suggests a ketogenic diet could reduce depressive symptoms by up to 70% in individuals where antidepressants have failed, offering a potential dietary intervention for mental health.
Doctors Reveal Which Senses Fade First Before Death
Palliative care specialists explain the sequence in which senses disappear as death approaches, with hunger and thirst vanishing first, followed by speech and vision, while hearing and touch often remain until the end.
Fiji's HIV Cases Set to Double Amid Methamphetamine Crisis
Fiji faces the Pacific's fastest-growing HIV crisis, with cases projected to double this year, driven by methamphetamine use and unsafe injecting practices.
High Testosterone Linked to 17% Higher Heart Disease Risk
University of Cambridge research reveals men with genetically high testosterone face significantly increased coronary artery disease risk, raising concerns about supplement misuse.
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Menopause Hair Loss Impacts Over 50% of Women, Study Finds
New survey data indicates more than half of menopausal women experience significant hair loss or scalp problems, with hormonal changes identified as the primary cause.
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