Oral Bacteria Cancer Link Found, Saliva Test May Transform Screening
A new study reveals that specific oral bacteria are associated with increased cancer risk, paving the way for a simple saliva test to detect early signs of disease.
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Skin Tags May Indicate Metabolic Disorders and Diabetes Risk
New research suggests skin tags may be an early warning sign for metabolic disorders, including insulin resistance, diabetes, and liver disease, urging medical attention.
Brain Supplements and Fish Oil Could Harm Health
Popular brain supplements like fish oil may cause adverse effects such as bleeding and immune issues, according to new research. Experts urge caution and recommend dietary sources over pills.
Gut Test May Enable GPs to Detect Early Dementia Signs
A new gut health test being trialled in GP surgeries could detect early signs of dementia, offering a non-invasive method for early diagnosis and intervention.
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Sporting Icon's Daughter Diagnosed with Early Dementia
The daughter of a renowned sports figure has been diagnosed with early-onset dementia, sparking discussions on health awareness and family support in the public eye.
Midwife's Blue Floppy Newborn Placed on Chest: Inquest
An inquest hears how a midwife placed a blue, floppy newborn on the mother's chest after birth, raising critical questions about neonatal care protocols and hospital procedures.
School PE Trauma Haunts Middle-Aged Britons
Age UK reveals nearly a third of adults aged 50-65 are put off exercise for life due to traumatic PE memories, urging them to join inclusive sports classes.
Bride's Wedding Day Ends in Ambulance After Over-Drinking
A Kent bride's wedding celebration took an unexpected turn when she became unconscious from excessive drinking, requiring an ambulance but no hospital visit.
Teen Cannabis Use Slows Brain Development, Study Finds
A major US study tracking over 11,000 teens reveals cannabis use, particularly THC exposure, is linked to slower development of memory, attention, and cognitive skills during critical adolescent brain growth periods.
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Long Covid Cases Rise in UK: Urgent Symptom Warning Issued
UK health authorities warn of rising long Covid cases, with over two million affected. Experts highlight debilitating symptoms like brain fog and breathlessness, urging early recognition.
Beauty Queen, 31, Dies from Heart Attack Days Before Competition
Maiara Cristina de Lima Fiel, a married mother and reigning Miss Londrina, tragically passed away after suffering a cardiac arrest. She was fully prepared to compete in another pageant next week.
Baby Saved by Womb Blood Transfusion, Family Thanks Donors
Arthur Ransom received a life-saving intrauterine blood transfusion at just 16 weeks gestation after contracting parvovirus. His family expresses gratitude to the donors whose specialized blood made the rare procedure possible.
School PE Trauma Haunts Mid-Lifers, Deterring Exercise
A new survey reveals nearly half of adults aged 50-65 are put off exercise due to negative school PE memories, with 4 million blaming lifelong inactivity on these experiences.
Youngest UK Blood Transfusion Recipient Saved in Womb
Arthur Ransom received a life-saving intrauterine transfusion at just 16 weeks gestation. His family expresses profound gratitude to the specialised blood donors who made his survival possible.
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Runner Says Marie Curie Helped Mum After Dad's Death
Neil Howarth shares how Marie Curie's support helped his mother rebuild her life after his father's sudden death from a stroke and cancer, inspiring his London Marathon run for the charity.
NHS Approves Zanidatamab for Bile Duct Cancer
The NHS has approved zanidatamab for HER2-positive cholangiocarcinoma, a treatment shown to nearly triple survival times compared to existing therapies.
PE Trauma Deters Middle-Aged Brits from Exercise
A new study reveals nearly 30% of middle-aged adults are put off exercise for life due to traumatic school PE memories. Age UK launches campaign with free taster sessions to encourage inclusive fitness.
Baby Arthur: UK's Youngest Blood Recipient After Womb Transfusion
Little Arthur Ransom received a lifesaving intrauterine blood transfusion at just 16 weeks gestation, becoming Britain's youngest blood donor recipient after battling parvovirus.
Olympians Urge Middle-Aged Brits to Overcome PE Trauma
Dame Kelly Holmes and Sally Gunnell lead a national campaign targeting 50-65 year olds, as polling reveals millions remain traumatised by school PE lessons.
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Two Children Die Monthly from Knife Injuries in England
A landmark national analysis shows at least two school-aged children die each month from knife injuries in England, with fatalities rising sharply among under-17s from 21 to 36 over five years.
Three Children Die Monthly from Knife Injuries in England
A national study reveals three children die each month from knife injuries in England, with victims averaging just 14 years old. Fatal stabbings among under-18s have risen sharply, highlighting a public health crisis.
Routine Eye Test Reveals Boy's Brain Cancer Diagnosis
A five-year-old boy's visit to the opticians for blurred vision led to a devastating diagnosis of grade four medulloblastoma, an aggressive brain tumour.
Food Intolerance Disability Claims Soar 500% in Five Years
New DWP data reveals a dramatic 500% increase in disability benefit claims for food intolerances, alongside rises for acne, tennis elbow, and writer's cramp, sparking taxpayer concerns.
US Pet Owners Turn to Mexico for Cheaper Vet Bills
As veterinary costs in the United States soar, increasing numbers of American pet owners are crossing into Mexico for affordable care, with services like MexiVet Express facilitating the cross-border trips.
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Midwife Placed 'Blue and Floppy' Newborn on Mother's Chest After Home Birth
A coroner's court heard how a midwife placed a 'blue and floppy' newborn on her mother's chest after encouraging a home delivery, with the baby dying seven days later from oxygen deprivation.
Bill Lucas's Daughter Diagnosed with Early-Onset Dementia at 58
Andrea Lucas, daughter of Atlanta Braves trailblazer Bill Lucas, reveals her diagnosis with early-onset dementia at age 58. She shares her journey through Emory's Cognitive Empowerment Program, which offers hope amid rising dementia rates in Georgia.
Ex-Prosecutor Kimberly Gardner Now a Nursing Fellow at UC Davis
Former St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kimberly Gardner, who resigned amid scandal, is now listed as a Primary Care APP Fellow at UC Davis Health, focusing on mental health care for underserved communities.
Social Security Reforms Deliver Major Payment Boosts to Millions
Approximately 2.5 million Social Security recipients, including widows and divorced spouses of public employees, are seeing significant payment increases following the repeal of two key restrictions in 2025.
TV Anchor's Breast Cancer Shock After Clear Mammogram
Detroit sportscaster Jamie Edmonds reveals breast cancer diagnosis just months after a clean mammogram, detailing her treatment journey and decision to share her story publicly.
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SNAP Food Stamp Rules Change Under RFK Jr Health Agenda
Over 20 states alter SNAP food stamp rules to exclude sodas and candy under RFK Jr's healthy eating push, but varying definitions create retailer confusion and affordability concerns.
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