Esther Rantzen's Cancer Update Fuels Assisted Dying Plea
Broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen reveals her stage four lung cancer treatment has stopped working as she makes emotional plea for assisted dying law reform ahead of crucial Lords vote.
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Light Therapy Resets Body Clock, Cures Insomnia
A personal journey from teenage sleep anywhere to 40s insomnia, cured through a clinical trial using light therapy and sleep restriction techniques.
Esther Rantzen's Heartbreaking Cancer Admission
Broadcasting legend Dame Esther Rantzen, 85, reveals she 'doesn't have long left' amid her stage four lung cancer battle and won't see assisted dying bill become law.
10 Extreme Dog Traits That Cause Lifelong Suffering
Animal welfare experts identify ten extreme body conformations in dogs that lead to severe health issues, urging prospective owners to avoid breeds with these traits.
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Four Brits Die After Cape Verde Holiday Illness
Four British tourists have died within four months after contracting severe gastric illnesses while on holiday in Cape Verde, with families raising concerns about hygiene standards at resorts.
Afghan Women Face Medical Genocide as World Stays Silent
Dr Carol Mann warns that after current female doctors die, Afghan women will have no medical aid due to Taliban bans on women's education and work, amid child marriage and poverty.
31,000 Kaiser Permanente Staff Strike Over Pay
An estimated 31,000 Kaiser Permanente healthcare workers in California and Hawaii have launched an open-ended strike, demanding better wages and improved staffing levels amid accusations of unfair labor practices.
Girl, 6, Given Weeks to Live After 'Sprain' is Rare Cancer
Bonnie-Leigh Spence, 6, had arm pain initially thought to be a sprain, but it was rhabdoid sarcoma, a rare cancer. After amputation and treatment failed, her family faces weeks left.
Rare Exercise Allergy Leaves Woman 'Living in Fear' of Fatal Reaction
A fitness enthusiast from Worcestershire has been diagnosed with a rare exercise-induced allergy that causes severe reactions, leaving her terrified of potentially life-threatening anaphylaxis.
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23 Million Americans Face Healthcare Premium Crisis
Millions of Americans are making difficult healthcare choices as premiums soar following the expiration of pandemic-era tax credits, with some facing increases of over 100%.
US Vaccine Committee Revisits All Recommendations
A US advisory committee is reviewing all vaccine recommendations, marking a shift under chair Kirk Milhoan, who criticises mandates and questions established science.
Why Rejection Can Be Good For You
New research reveals how embracing rejection can boost psychological resilience, enhance creativity, and improve social functioning. Discover the science behind why being turned down might be beneficial.
Homeless Man's Hotel Rejection Leads to Life Change
A homeless man turned away from a Manchester Holiday Inn during freezing temperatures has revealed how the incident became a catalyst for his rehabilitation journey.
Menopause Tech Boom: Experts Warn of 'Gold Rush' Risks
As wearable tech targets menopausal women with cooling bracelets and symptom trackers, specialists caution against unverified products and advocate for evidence-based solutions.
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London GP Dr Ellie Cannon explains when headaches, chest pain, back aches and abdominal discomfort require urgent medical attention versus being minor nuisances.
DWP Disability Assessors Quit En Masse Over 'Despised' Role
A DWP-commissioned report reveals over half of disability benefit assessors quit annually, with many citing feeling 'despised' and 'de-skilled' in bureaucratic roles.
Son's Organ Donation Saves Five Lives After Tragic Death
A grieving mother shares how her son's decision to be an organ donor transformed tragedy into hope, saving five people after his sudden death at age 34.
Family's £2.5m Fight to Save Son NHS Can't Treat
Harley Harris, 15, faces a slow death without surgery unavailable on the NHS. His family must raise £2.5m for life-saving treatment in America for his rare skeletal disorder.
Ex-Army Chief Calls for MDMA Therapy Trials for Veterans
Former defence chief Sir Nick Carter advocates easing MDMA restrictions to facilitate cheaper clinical trials, following promising PTSD treatment results.
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Pregnant Mum's Death After Hospital Diagnosis Delay
Tammy Mackenzie, 41, died at Heartlands Hospital in Birmingham days after her daughter Khloe was stillborn. An inquest found missed opportunities in her care could have saved both lives.
Doctors Share Best Practices for Bidet Use and Benefits
Healthcare professionals provide comprehensive guidance on proper bidet etiquette, maintenance, and who benefits most from this hygienic alternative to toilet paper.
PMDD: The 'Brain Transplant' Condition Explained
A 32-year-old shares her struggle with PMDD, a severe menstrual disorder causing depression and brain fog. Experts advise on therapy, diet, and seeking support.
Measles Alert: Thousands of Victorians at Risk from Exposure Sites
Victoria's health authority warns thousands may be at risk of measles after confirming four cases linked to overseas travel, listing over 20 exposure sites including hospitals and airports.
Minister Can't Say How Much NDIS Reforms Will Save Budget
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Virtual Wards Could Save NHS Millions for Dementia Care
Leading experts claim treating dementia patients in virtual wards instead of traditional hospitals could save the NHS millions, prevent deterioration, and improve patient outcomes.
Manchester Professor's Dementia Prevention Guide
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Dementia Care Assessments and Financial Support Guide
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10pm Teen Bedtime May Halve Heart Disease Risk
New research reveals adolescents with parent-set 10pm bedtimes are half as likely to develop cardiovascular problems in adulthood compared to those staying up past midnight.
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