Grandmother Dies After Hospital Penicillin Mix-Up
Marianne Mortemore, 69, died following a series of medical errors at University Hospital of North Durham, including being given another patient's penicillin despite clear allergy warnings.
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New DWP PIP Digital System: Faster Decisions, Fewer Awards
The DWP's new online PIP application system reduces decision times by 20 days, but success rates have dropped by 6%. Over 3.9 million people claim PIP in England and Wales.
Gloucester Boy, 5, Stuns Medics with World's First Tumour
Mason Hogg, a five-year-old from Gloucester, has been diagnosed with multiple rare meningiomas in unique locations, marking a global medical first. His eye swelled to the size of a golf ball, risking his eyesight.
Hay Fever vs. Cold: Key Symptom Differences Explained
Learn how to distinguish between hay fever and a cold, with experts detailing the main differences in symptoms, causes, and treatments for better health management.
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NHS Hit by Six-Day Doctor Strike Over Pay Dispute
Resident doctors have begun a six-day walkout, their 15th strike, after rejecting a government pay offer. Health Secretary Wes Streeting warns it could cost the NHS £300m and delay patient care.
Met Office Hay Fever Red Alert: Week-Long High Pollen Warning
The Met Office has issued a 'red alert' for hay fever across the UK as 'very high' tree pollen levels threaten millions of sufferers. Experts advise staying indoors and using preventative measures.
Hay Fever Red Alert: How to Pollen-Proof Your Home
The Met Office has issued a 'red alert' for hay fever across the UK with very high pollen levels forecast. Cleaning expert Lynsey Crombie shares strategies to create an allergen-free home environment.
NHS Strike Costs Hit £3bn as Junior Doctors Walk Out Again
Health Secretary Wes Streeting says £3 billion spent on covering junior doctor strikes could have built hospitals or cut waiting lists faster. The latest six-day walkout adds £300 million to the bill.
Met Office Issues Week-Long Red Alert for Hay Fever
The Met Office has issued a week-long red alert for hay fever across most of the UK, forecasting very high pollen levels. Around 10 million Britons suffer from this common allergy, with symptoms including sneezing, runny nose, and itchy eyes.
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Junior Doctors' Six-Day NHS Strike Begins Amid £3bn Row
Tens of thousands of junior doctors in England have started a six-day walkout over pay and jobs, with previous strikes costing the NHS £3bn over three years. Health leaders warn of significant disruption.
Princess Kate's Daily Breakfast for Fitness and Health
The Princess of Wales reportedly eats the same nutritious breakfast daily, with experts explaining how it fuels her active lifestyle and royal engagements.
Sister's Bone Marrow Saves Brother from Rare Leukaemia
Jody White, diagnosed with ultra-rare acute undifferentiated leukaemia at 17, was saved by his 11-year-old sister Jessie's perfect bone marrow match, defying odds of one in a million.
Streeting: Doctor Strikes Leave Patients Waiting in Pain
Health Secretary Wes Streeting warns that ongoing resident doctor strikes will force patients to endure unnecessary pain and anxiety while costing the NHS £300 million in disruption.
NHS Guidance During Doctors' Strike: Five Key Actions
The NHS has issued a five-point plan for patients during a six-day doctors' strike over pay and conditions, urging the public to use emergency services wisely and attend appointments unless notified otherwise.
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Guinea Worm Eradication: Second Human Disease Wiped Out?
Guinea worm cases dropped to a record low of 10 last year, raising hopes for eradication. Experts discuss the challenges and prospects of making it the second human disease eliminated after smallpox.
Resident Doctors Face Training Post Halt Amid Strike Deadlock
Resident doctors in England confront uncertain futures as the government withdraws 1,000 new training posts amid ongoing pay disputes and strike action.
Wes Streeting: Doctors' Strike Torpedoes NHS Pay and Training
Health Secretary Wes Streeting accuses resident doctors of sabotaging pay rises and training posts through a six-day strike, threatening NHS waiting time progress and costing billions.
Bangladesh Measles Outbreak: Over 100 Child Deaths Prompt Vaccination Drive
Bangladesh faces its worst measles outbreak in years, with over 100 child fatalities. The government and UN launch an emergency vaccination campaign targeting children amid falling immunisation rates and political disruptions.
Motability Mileage Changes to Cost Teacher £3,000 Extra Per Year
Kay Millar, a wheelchair-using teacher, says new Motability scheme mileage caps and charges will force her to stop working and confine her to home, costing £3,000 extra yearly.
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Health Influencers: A Threat to Public Wellbeing
Online health influencers and AI tools are leading to self-diagnosis and misinformation, worsening public health and burdening the NHS, experts warn.
UK Care Home Staffing Firm Enters Liquidation After Financial Failure
CMS Care Service Limited, a Dorset-based provider of health and social care staffing, has entered voluntary liquidation after being unable to pay its debts, with liquidators appointed in March 2026.
Teacher Uses ChatGPT to Uncover Rare Diagnosis After Misdiagnosis
Phoebe Tesoriere, 23, from Cardiff, used AI tool ChatGPT to identify symptoms of Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia after being misdiagnosed with anxiety and other conditions for four years.
iPhone Hack Helps Woman Discover Heart Condition, Saving Her Life
A 21-year-old from Merseyside used an iPhone microphone hack to record her heartbeat, leading to a diagnosis of Graves' disease after initially dismissing symptoms as anxiety.
Dr Amir Khan: Driving Anxiety Common in Menopause
Doctor Amir Khan highlights driving anxiety as a lesser-known symptom affecting many women during perimenopause and menopause, explaining the hormonal causes and potential treatments.
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NHS Mental Health Absences Soar 42% Amid Strike Action
NHS staff took 7.9 million days off for mental health issues last year, with sickness rates triple the national average. Junior doctors' strikes compound pressure on overstretched colleagues.
Junior Doctors' Strikes Cost NHS £3 Billion
The NHS faces a six-day junior doctors' strike costing £50 million daily, with total costs hitting £3 billion. Health Secretary Wes Streeting criticises the BMA for draining vital funds.
Family's Struggle with Daughter's Mystery Illness
A Scottish family shares their journey caring for their 14-month-old daughter with an undiagnosed condition, raising awareness and funds for charity support.
Six-Day NHS Strike by Resident Doctors Begins in England
Tens of thousands of resident doctors in England launch a six-day walkout after rejecting a government pay offer, with NHS leaders warning of significant disruption during the Easter holiday period.
NHS Staff Mental Health Leave Days Capped in New Policy
A new policy caps mental health leave days for NHS staff, sparking debate over support for healthcare workers amid rising burnout and stress levels.
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NHS Mental Health Absences Hit Record 8 Million Days
NHS staff took a record eight million days off for mental health issues last year, with absences soaring 42% since 2020. The crisis contributes to growing waiting lists as doctors stage further strikes.
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