Amy Tapper's 8 Stone Weight Loss with Mounjaro Revealed
Gogglebox star Amy Tapper showcases her dramatic 8 stone weight loss using Mounjaro, addressing loose skin surgery needs and online trolling challenges.
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Spring Sickness Surge: Why Are So Many Feeling Unwell?
Experts reveal the combination of weather changes, pollen, viruses, and stress contributing to widespread illness this spring, with tips for managing symptoms.
Oxford AI Predicts Heart Failure Risk 5 Years Early
Oxford scientists develop an AI tool using CT scans to predict heart failure risk five years in advance with 86% accuracy, potentially transforming early diagnosis and treatment.
Palantir Staff Given NHS Email Accounts, Sparking Health Service Alarm
Health service sources reveal Palantir engineers have been granted NHS email accounts, accessing a directory of up to 1.5 million staff, raising ethical concerns over the tech firm's involvement in public services.
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Labor's Secret NDIS Razor Gang Targets $52bn Scheme
A quietly launched taskforce led by former Treasury official Anthea Long is advising on cost-cutting options for the NDIS, aiming to reduce growth to 5-6% annually ahead of May's federal budget.
UK Ends Polio Eradication Funding, Risking Global Health Gains
The UK government's decision to cease contributions to the Global Polio Eradication Initiative after 2026 threatens decades of progress, as experts warn it could undermine vaccination campaigns in endemic regions like Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Genetics May Explain Variable Weight-Loss Drug Responses
Scientists have identified genetic variations that could explain why weight-loss jabs like Wegovy work better for some people than others, based on data from nearly 28,000 patients.
Gaza Amputees Struggle in Egypt for Medical Care and Status
Ola Jamal and other Palestinians injured in the Israel-Gaza conflict receive prosthetic limbs in Cairo but face legal uncertainty and psychological trauma, with over 6,000 amputations reported since 2023.
Cervical Cancer Warning: Woman Ignored Symptoms for 10 Years
Pamela Alexander, 56, ignored cervical screening reminders for years before collapsing with advanced cancer. She urges others to attend regular tests to save lives.
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DWP Urges Families to Check DLA Claims for Heart Conditions
The DWP is reviewing Disability Living Allowance claims for children with congenital heart disease made between 2017 and 2020, potentially leading to back payments without reducing current awards.
Hay Fever: Banned Injection vs Unknown NHS Treatment
As pollen levels surge earlier each year, hay fever sufferers face a desperate choice between risky banned injections and an effective but little-known NHS immunotherapy treatment that few doctors even know about.
Mutant Midge Invasion Traps Brazilian Residents Indoors
A severe infestation of mutant midges in Ilhota, Brazil, has forced residents to stay indoors and wear winter clothing in intense heat to avoid bites that transmit dangerous diseases like Oropouche fever.
UK Health Alert: Parents Told to Listen for Whooping Cough Sound
The UK Health Security Agency issues an urgent warning to parents, releasing an audio clip of the distinctive 'whoop' sound of pertussis, a potentially fatal infection that can start like a common cold.
Reverend Richard Coles Loses 15% Weight with Mounjaro
Former Communards star Reverend Richard Coles reveals he lost 15% of his body weight using Mounjaro weight loss jabs after gaining weight following his dog's death.
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Australia's Flu Crisis: Low Vaccination Rates and New 'Super-K' Strain
Australia is ill-prepared for another severe flu season due to slumping vaccination rates and a new fast-spreading 'Super-K' strain, with experts warning against complacency after 2025's record outbreak.
Craig Charles Reveals Heart Attack Similar to Brother's Fatal One
Actor Craig Charles discloses he suffered a genetic heart condition like his late brother, requiring four stents and daily medication after a life-saving emergency intervention.
Kirkby Woman in Medical Crisis in Tunisia After Flight Boarding
Niaomi Baker, 33, from Kirkby, remains bedbound in Tunisia after a medical episode while boarding a flight home. Her family is fundraising £35,000 to bring her back to the UK as she had no travel insurance.
Science Explains Why We Sit in Parked Cars After Work
Psychologists reveal how brief parked car breaks serve as emotional resets, offering control and solitude to decompress between daily transitions.
New Synthetic Opioid Linked to Dozens of Deaths in US and Canada
A new synthetic opioid, N-Propionitrile chlorphine, is 10 times more potent than fentanyl and undetectable by standard test strips, causing fatalities in multiple states.
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Spring Gardening Burns Calories and Fights Dementia
Experts reveal gardening as a spring activity that can burn up to 300 calories per hour while improving cognitive function and reducing dementia risk.
Two Teens Saved by Transplant Heroes Recovering Well
Leo Sproson, 17, and Jasper Makungu, 13, whose lives were saved through stem cell transplants after Mirror appeals, are making strong recoveries while inspiring donor registrations worldwide.
Care Manager Struck Off Over Forced Covid Vaccine Incident
A care home manager has been removed from the nursing register after a vulnerable woman with learning disabilities was restrained and injected with the Covid vaccine against her will at Millport Care Centre.
Canadian Province Spent $165,000 on Coffee Truck Recruitment
British Columbia's government spent $165,000 CAD on a coffee truck promotion in Seattle to recruit American healthcare workers, costing about $165 per cup, a taxpayer watchdog revealed.
Palestinian Girl Gets UK Treatment After Israeli Attack, US Visa Snub
Mariam Sabbah, a 10-year-old Palestinian girl who lost her arm in an Israeli bombardment in Gaza, has arrived in the UK for specialist reconstructive and rehabilitative treatment after US visa restrictions blocked her initial plans.
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RFK Jr Launches Health Podcast to Expose 'Lies'
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is launching 'The Secretary Kennedy Podcast' next week, promising radical transparency to uncover corruption in public health.
Jesy Nelson Returns After Twins' Health Battle, NHS Screening Win
Singer Jesy Nelson reveals she took time off to care for twins diagnosed with SMA Type 1, returns with new look as NHS announces expanded screening program she campaigned for.
IBS Medications Associated with Increased Death Risk in Study
A major study of 669,000 Americans reveals that long-term use of antidepressants and anti-diarrheal drugs for IBS is linked to significantly higher mortality rates, with some medications doubling the risk of death.
Deadly 'Orphine' Opioid Spreads in US, Dozens Dead
A new synthetic drug called N-Propionitrile chlorphine, 10 times more potent than fentanyl, is linked to dozens of deaths in Tennessee and spreading across multiple states, posing a severe public health threat.
Sitting Over 8 Hours Daily Raises Dementia Risk 27%
New research from York University finds prolonged sitting increases dementia likelihood by 27%, while regular exercise and proper sleep significantly reduce risk.
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Rotavirus Surge in US: CDC Reports Highest Levels Since April
CDC data reveals rotavirus infections have surged to their highest level since April last year, with a 24% weekly increase. The virus, which causes severe diarrhea, poses significant risks to infants and young children.
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