African Sexual Traditions and 'Sex Aunties' Explored
Author Nana Darkoa Sekyiamah discusses her new book on African sexual rites, rituals, and the concept of 'sex aunties' as models for openness and education.
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Doctor Warns 'Silent Reflux' Mimics Allergies, Cold Symptoms
Dr Amir Khan highlights laryngopharyngeal reflux, a condition often confused with allergies or persistent colds, which can increase cancer risk if untreated.
NHS Staff 'Embarrassed' by A&E Care, Avoid Eye Contact
MPs hear shocking claims that NHS emergency staff are avoiding eye contact with patients due to shame over substandard care, as corridor treatment becomes widespread.
BBC Expert Warns on Dementia Risk with Antidepressants
A new study reveals increased mortality risks for dementia patients on common antidepressants and anti-anxiety drugs, with experts urging caution and medical reviews.
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Free Quiz Helps Reduce Breast Cancer Risk with Personalised Plan
A charity urges people to take a free 10-minute online quiz to get personalised advice on reducing breast cancer risk, covering lifestyle factors like diet and exercise.
Exercise Reduces Period Pain: New Research Findings
Recent studies show regular physical activity can cut period pain intensity by 2.5 points and shorten duration by over 12 hours, outperforming heat packs and matching medications.
Exercise Beats Heat Packs for Period Pain Relief
New studies reveal that regular physical activity can reduce period pain severity by 2.5 points and shorten duration by over 12 hours, making it more effective than traditional heat therapy.
Grandmother Credits Microdosing for Youthful Look at 67
A 67-year-old grandmother from Oregon claims microdosing GLP-1 weight loss medication helps her maintain a youthful appearance and health, despite expert warnings about safety risks.
TOWIE Star Calls for Mandatory Ice Skating Gloves After Son's Injury
Reality TV personality Chloe Lewis campaigns for mandatory protective gloves for children ice skating after her son lost part of a finger in a horrific accident, sparking a petition with over 24,000 signatures.
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Harry Judd Injured Gardening, Izzy Discusses Neurodivergent Child
McFly drummer Harry Judd required emergency stitches after a gardening accident, while his wife Izzy candidly shares their journey parenting a neurodivergent child.
Sister Calls for Delivery App Alcohol Limits After Death
A grieving sister is campaigning for stricter controls on alcohol delivery apps after her sibling spent up to £1,500 monthly on booze before her tragic death, highlighting vulnerabilities in current regulations.
NHS Approves New Non-Hormonal Pill for Menopause Symptoms
Half a million women in England can now access fezolinetant, a non-hormonal treatment for menopausal hot flushes and night sweats, offering an alternative to HRT.
Reality Star Demands Law Change After Son's Injury
Chloe Lewis campaigns for mandatory protective gloves for child ice skaters after her six-year-old son lost part of his finger in a New Year's Eve accident.
TOWIE Star's Son Loses Finger in Ice Rink Accident
Chloe Lewis shares a heartbreaking update on her son's finger amputation after an ice skating accident, launching a petition for mandatory protective gloves for children in rinks.
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NHS Staff Ashamed of Corridor Care Killing Thousands
Nurses and doctors are too embarrassed to make eye contact with patients due to corridor care, described as a national scandal causing thousands of deaths annually.
Mum's Milk Turned Green After Allergic Reaction to Herself
A mother nearly died from a rare allergic reaction to her own body, which turned her breast milk bright green. Tia Doyle, 31, collapsed at home and was diagnosed with a rare immunological disorder.
Unethical Vaccine Trial in Guinea-Bissau Prototype for US Studies
Experts warn a controversial hepatitis B vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau, involving Danish researchers with ties to RFK Jr, may set a dangerous precedent for US health studies, raising ethical and transparency concerns.
GP Explains NHS Nine-Minute Late Patient Policy Importance
An NHS GP, Dr Basha Mukherjee, shares insights on the strict nine-minute late policy in clinics, highlighting how patient punctuality affects daily schedules and fairness for all.
NHS App Provides Fast Repeat Prescription Service
The NHS recommends using its app for quicker repeat prescriptions, allowing patients to order medicine conveniently from home without GP visits.
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Teen Paralyzed After Trampoline Park Trip and Fall
A 14-year-old boy from Peterborough has been left paralyzed after tripping at a trampoline park. Eddie Costea suffered a broken vertebra and may never walk again, with his family calling for greater awareness of safety risks.
British Mother's Toddler Party Alcohol Sparks Debate
A UK influencer faces criticism for serving alcohol at her daughter's birthday party, igniting a transatlantic debate on parenting norms and cultural differences.
Chloe Lewis Pushes for Mandatory Ice Skating Gloves After Son's Injury
Former TOWIE star Chloe Lewis is campaigning for a new law requiring protective gloves for children at ice rinks after her son's finger was severed in a skating accident.
Dementia Now Australia's Top Cause of Death, Experts Demand Action
Dementia has become the primary cause of death in Australia, affecting 446,500 people and accounting for nearly 10% of fatalities. Public health experts are urging a major shift toward prevention strategies.
New Daily Tablet Approved for Menopause Symptoms Relief
A non-hormonal daily tablet called Fezolinetant has been approved by NICE for NHS prescription, providing relief from hot flushes and night sweats for women unable to take HRT.
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NHS England to Offer New Drug for Menopausal Hot Flushes
Veoza, a non-hormonal treatment for hot flushes, will be available on the NHS for women unsuitable for HRT, benefiting over 500,000 in England.
Migraines Mask Brain Tumour, Causing Stroke in Father
A fit and healthy father from Swansea endured unexplained migraines for 20 years before a brain tumour diagnosis led to a stroke during surgery, leaving him with speech difficulties.
Wegovy Weight Loss Jabs Linked to Five Times Higher Blindness Risk
A new study reveals Wegovy users face a five times higher risk of permanent vision loss compared to other GLP-1 medications, with men particularly vulnerable.
Mum's Holiday Fall Uncovers Life-Saving Brain Tumour
Natalie Fry's Jamaican holiday fall resulted in a three-week coma but revealed a critical brain tumour. Her daughter Chloe now runs the London Marathon for Brain Tumour Research.
Dad Told Son 'Stop Moaning' Before Leukaemia Diagnosis
Stephen McAlley dismissed his 12-year-old son Ollie's back pain and fatigue as flu, urging him to 'stop moaning' before a rare leukaemia diagnosis. The Warrington boy's ongoing treatment may require a stem cell transplant.
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NHS Pharmacy First Scheme: Alternative to GP Appointments
Struggling to book a GP appointment? The NHS Pharmacy First Scheme in England provides treatment for seven minor conditions at local pharmacies, reducing wait times and easing pressure on general practices.
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