Covid Inquiry Calls for Urgent Vaccine Damage Scheme Reform
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry praises the vaccine rollout as an 'extraordinary feat' but finds the compensation system for those harmed 'not sufficiently supportive' and in need of urgent reform.
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UK Vaccine Rollout Saved 450,000 Lives, But Harmed Minority Let Down
The Covid-19 Inquiry reveals Britain's rapid vaccine programme saved hundreds of thousands of lives, while criticising inadequate support for those injured by jabs.
Postcode Health Lottery: Map Reveals Life Expectancy Divide
A new interactive map shows how postcodes determine healthy life expectancy, with residents in deprived areas facing up to 20 fewer healthy years than affluent neighbours.
Julian Lloyd Webber Diagnosed with Prostate Cancer After Return
Cellist Julian Lloyd Webber has announced a prostate cancer diagnosis, just after returning to the concert stage following a 12-year injury hiatus. The musician, 75, says he is optimistic about recovery and will continue his engagements.
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Two Habits That Make You Wake Up at 3am Every Night
A sleep expert explains why many people wake at 3am regularly, identifying alcohol consumption and caffeine intake as major disruptors of nighttime rest.
Exercise in Midlife Extends Women's Healthy Years, Study Finds
University of Sydney research tracking 11,169 women for 15 years reveals regular physical activity halves premature death risk and significantly boosts quality of life, even when starting in fifties.
Billie Piper's £1,495 Prenuvo MRI Scan Sparks Controversy
Actress Billie Piper joins celebrities promoting Prenuvo's £1,495 full-body MRI scans, facing criticism for promoting expensive, unproven health screenings to the public.
NHS Waiting Times Fall for Fourth Month Despite Strikes
The NHS waiting list in England has decreased for the fourth consecutive month, with officials stating the health service is close to hitting an 18-week target despite industrial action by resident doctors.
Salty Drinking Water Linked to Hypertension Risk
New research reveals that saltwater intrusion into freshwater supplies may be raising blood pressure for millions in coastal communities worldwide, with a 26% increased hypertension risk.
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Trainee Solicitor Reveals Why She Had Facelift at 28
Trainee solicitor Jade Mandongwe explains on Good Morning Britain that her facelift at age 28 was due to skin laxity after weight loss, not anti-ageing, and cost £10,000 in Turkey.
Coroner Calls for Asthma Assessment Changes After Skin Tone Confusion
A coroner has called for urgent improvements to how asthma attacks are assessed by emergency services after a mixed-race 22-year-old died due to misinterpretation of 'deathly colour' description.
Nicole Kidman Begins Death Doula Training After Mother's Death
Nicole Kidman reveals she is training to become a death doula, inspired by her mother's 2024 death. The role provides impartial support during end-of-life care, filling gaps in medical and funeral services.
Record A&E Visits Driven by Meningitis Outbreak in NHS
NHS England reports 2.43 million A&E visits in March, partly due to a meningitis outbreak in Kent, while waiting lists for routine treatment continue to fall.
NHS Pandemic Readiness Doubted as Covid Inquiry Report Released
A new YouGov poll reveals 69% of NHS workers believe the health service is poorly prepared for another pandemic, as the Covid-19 Inquiry releases its fourth report focusing on vaccine development and rollout.
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UKHSA Warns of Shingles Risk: 50 Deaths Annually
The UK Health Security Agency issues urgent advice on shingles, a painful condition that can cause severe complications and is linked to around 50 deaths each year in the UK.
Record A&E Visits from Meningitis as NHS Waiting Lists Drop
A&E visits in England hit a record high of 2.43 million in March 2026, partly due to a meningitis outbreak in Kent, while NHS waiting lists fell for the fourth consecutive month.
Why You Keep Waking at 3am Every Night
Waking at 3am regularly might seem alarming, but it's often a normal part of sleep cycles. Learn how stress, habits, and biology contribute to nighttime awakenings and discover practical tips for better rest.
Pauline Quirke's Son Runs London Marathon for Dementia Research
Charlie Quirke leads Team Quirke in the London Marathon to raise funds for Alzheimer's Research UK after his mother Pauline's dementia diagnosis, aiming to make her proud.
Women's Health Strategy Launched with 117 Action Points
Health Secretary Wes Streeting unveils a refreshed Women's Health Strategy featuring 117 measures to improve NHS care, alongside expert advice on five critical health red flags women must never ignore.
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BBC Doctor Urges Over-35s to Use £20 Tester After Stroke
A BBC doctor warns of rising strokes in younger people, advising those over 35 to monitor heart health with affordable testers following Eamonn Holmes' hospitalisation.
US Vaccine Guidance Unravels Under Trump Overhauls
Uncertainty grips US vaccine policy as CDC recommendations for flu, Covid, and RSV shots are halted, impacting access and future developments amid legal and political chaos.
Hidden Epidemic: Many Healthy Adults Breathe Dysfunctionally
Dysfunctional breathing affects up to 12% of adults, causing breathlessness, anxiety, and fatigue. Experts reveal how to identify and treat this common but overlooked condition.
Trump Says Diet Soda Kills Cancer Cells, Doctors Disagree
Donald Trump reportedly believes diet soda can prevent cancer, a claim shared by Dr. Mehmet Oz and met with skepticism from physicians who warn against such health misinformation.
Izal Toilet Paper's Legacy: Tracing Paper to Bumphone Jazz
A look back at Izal medicated toilet roll, which doubled as tracing paper and a musical instrument, and its quirky impact on health and entertainment in the 1970s.
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NHS Strike Crisis: Doctors Urge Diplomacy Amid Divisions
Senior NHS physicians respond to ongoing junior doctor strikes, highlighting patient harm, internal conflicts, and the urgent need for political diplomacy to resolve the healthcare crisis.
North England's Accidental Deaths Twice London's Rate
A RoSPA report finds people in the north of England are twice as likely to die in accidents than Londoners, with deprivation strongly linked to rising death rates and regional disparities.
Alzheimer's Drugs Deemed 'Trivial' in Impact by Cochrane Review
A Cochrane Review analysis of 17 clinical trials concludes that anti-amyloid drugs for Alzheimer's show no meaningful effect on cognitive decline, sparking debate among experts and charities.
Eswatini Fights Malaria Amid Climate Change and Migration
Eswatini faces hurdles in eradicating malaria due to climate change, informal migration, and aid cuts, with 362 cases in 2024. Efforts include insectary research and rapid response teams.
Barnsley NHS Hub in Shopping Centre Revives Healthcare and Town
A pioneering NHS outpatients centre in Barnsley's Alhambra shopping centre, housed in a former Wilko store, is improving access to medical services while increasing footfall and spending in the town centre.
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Baristas Get More Training Than Dementia Carers
New research reveals over half of adult social care staff start without dementia training, with baristas often better prepared, sparking calls for mandatory training.
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