BBC Doctor's 'Pinch Test' for Arthritis Symptoms Explained
Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Tom Naylor demonstrates an easy self-check for thumb arthritis on BBC Morning Live, detailing symptoms and a stepwise treatment approach.
Orthopaedic surgeon Dr Tom Naylor demonstrates an easy self-check for thumb arthritis on BBC Morning Live, detailing symptoms and a stepwise treatment approach.
A single mother from Dudley Wood cares for two severely autistic teenage sons and fears new welfare reforms cutting health benefits will push her family deeper into poverty.
A father of three remains in critical condition after suffering third-degree burns over 90% of his body in a mysterious fire near a California shopping center last month.
A Scottish father-of-two was shocked to learn his persistent sore throat was stage three oropharyngeal cancer linked to HPV16, a virus often spread through oral sex. After surgery and intensive treatment, he urges others not to ignore symptoms.
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RecommendedStacey Gardiner, 41, says her nine-year vaping addiction resulted in two black front teeth and over £17,000 in expenses, highlighting dental risks often overlooked.
A 64-year-old man in Oslo has been in HIV remission for five years after a stem cell transplant from his brother, who carries a rare genetic mutation. This marks the tenth reported case of an HIV cure globally.
Dr Amir Khan explains how elevated cortisol levels from chronic stress can cause persistent 3am wake-ups, disrupting sleep patterns and overall health.
New research using AI to analyse social media posts identifies common side effects of GLP-1 inhibitors, including gastrointestinal issues and unexpected symptoms like menstrual irregularities.
New research reveals we consistently underestimate how engaging conversations about 'boring' topics can be, with significant benefits for psychological wellbeing and social connection.
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RecommendedNew research reveals women with osteoporosis may carry the APOE4 gene linked to Alzheimer's, weakening bones at a microscopic level undetectable by standard scans.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has approved a new single-dose 7.2mg Wegovy pen for adult obesity patients with a BMI of 30kg/m² or higher, replacing the previous three-injection regimen.
A professional dog groomer explains the one key sign that instantly shows a dog is truly loved by its owners, based on behavior during grooming sessions.
Made In Chelsea star Sam Vanderpump opens up about his struggle with accepting a living donor liver transplant after his end-stage liver disease diagnosis, discussing risks and family support.
Health minister Karin Smyth says banning doctors from striking is 'not what we want to do' but admits it's 'always a possibility' as pay dispute with BMA continues.
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RecommendedBBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty details her 32-year battle for an adenomyosis diagnosis after being conditioned to accept severe pain as normal, highlighting widespread underdiagnosis.
Scientists develop PhenMap AI to identify which advanced bowel cancer patients benefit from bevacizumab on the NHS, potentially sparing thousands from ineffective treatment and severe side effects.
A Unison survey reveals 43% of international health workers in the UK are considering leaving due to feeling unwelcome and unsafe, amid anti-immigrant rhetoric and policy changes.
Medical experts reveal why hay fever symptoms worsen at night and provide practical tips to combat sleep disruption caused by pollen allergies.
A surgical procedure used for cancer patients is being repurposed to treat dementia by draining toxic proteins from the brain, challenging traditional drug-focused approaches.
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RecommendedMarie Curie's new campaign features life advice from terminally ill patients, including embracing the present and prioritising loved ones, to raise funds for end-of-life care.
A Unison survey reveals 43% of international health workers consider leaving the UK due to anti-immigrant rhetoric and tightening visa rules, threatening NHS stability.
With hospital admissions for severe allergic reactions rising dramatically, families across Britain are calling for urgent improvements to allergy care and the appointment of a national 'allergy tsar'.
A 39-year-old woman from Kingston upon Thames initially thought her stomach cramps were due to dairy intolerance or IBS before being diagnosed with bowel cancer after months of symptoms.
Around 50 firefighters battled a huge blaze at Woodend Hospital in Aberdeen overnight, with 18 appliances deployed to the scene. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service responded to the emergency call shortly before 9.50pm on Monday.
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RecommendedRosemary Hook, 29, from London, developed severe skin issues after using steroid creams for eczema since infancy, leading to topical steroid withdrawal and life-changing treatment in Thailand.
A six-month-old baby, Lennie King, was repeatedly told by his GP to have a 'nursery virus,' but he ended up in intensive care with pneumonia and a collapsed lung, requiring life-saving surgeries.
A woman tragically passed away during an overnight Qantas flight from New York to Auckland, with crew and onboard doctors providing urgent assistance before emergency services met the aircraft upon landing.
A woman has tragically passed away during a Qantas overnight flight from the United States to New Zealand, with crew and onboard doctors providing urgent assistance.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting announces a £237 million investment to expand community diagnostic centres across England, aiming to improve early cancer detection and accessibility.
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RecommendedA new study reveals metabolic liver disease (MASLD) will surge to 1.8 billion cases by 2050, driven by obesity and high blood sugar, with UK rates rising sharply.