Red Light Therapy: NASA Science to Skin and Hair Benefits
Red light therapy, popularized by celebrities, uses near-infrared light to stimulate cell growth. Research shows benefits for skin and hair, but some claims lack scientific backing.
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Glute Strength: The Surprising Key to Longevity
New research reveals that strong glute muscles are crucial for longevity, preventing falls, and maintaining independence as we age. Experts explain how targeted exercises can boost health.
Beyond Weight Loss: Surprising GLP-1 Drug Benefits
GLP-1 weight-loss medications offer unexpected advantages for heart, kidney, liver, and brain health, with one in eight Americans now using these treatments.
Mother Wins £130k After Hospital Dismissal Causes Stillbirth
A mother sent home from hospital while bleeding later suffered a stillbirth, receiving £130,000 in damages after a legal battle over medical negligence at University Hospitals Dorset.
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DWP Universal Credit Migration Update for Claimants
The DWP has clarified transitional protection rules for claimants moving to Universal Credit from legacy benefits, following parliamentary questions about support gaps.
Somalia Health Services Breaking Point Amid Aid Cuts
Somalia's health services are at a breaking point, with 250,000 needing rehabilitation as US and UK aid cuts exacerbate conflict and climate crises, leading to clinic closures and a fragile care chain.
E.coli Outbreak Grows in Raw Milk Cheese, Company Refuses Recall
Nine people, mostly young children, have been sickened by E.coli linked to RAW FARM cheese products. Three hospitalizations reported as company disputes health officials' findings and refuses recall.
Heart Health Warning Over Gut-Friendly Foods Like Kimchi
The British Heart Foundation warns that popular gut-friendly foods such as kimchi and kombucha may contain high salt and sugar, posing heart health risks. Experts advise checking labels and moderation.
Amy Tapper on Lifelong Mounjaro Use After Weight Loss
Gogglebox star Amy Tapper discusses her 8 stone weight loss with Mounjaro, emphasising it's not a quick fix and requires weekly injections for life to maintain results.
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British Mum Returns Home After Meningitis Battle in Tenerife
Jade Bird, 33, from Abergele, has been discharged from hospital and flown back to the UK after contracting meningitis while on holiday in Tenerife. Her family rushed to her bedside as she fought for her life in an induced coma.
BBC Breakfast: Forced Adoption and Meningitis Tragedy Stories
Diana Defries shares her trauma of forced adoption at 16, while Deniz Mills discusses losing her son to meningitis B. Both appeared on BBC Breakfast to raise awareness.
Jesy Nelson Shares Hospital Photos of SMA Twins in Treatment
Former Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson posts new images of her twin daughters receiving care at Great Ormond Street Hospital while campaigning for newborn SMA screening across the UK.
Woman's Wedding Meal May Be Just Two Haribo After Illness
Gabriella Overton developed gastroparesis after a sudden mystery illness, leaving her unable to eat normally. She may only manage a couple of Haribo sweets at her own wedding reception.
Scientists Call to Abolish Daylight Saving Time Over Health Risks
Leading researchers warn that the biannual clock change increases risks of heart attacks, traffic accidents, and cancer, calling for permanent timekeeping.
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GP Warns of Infection Spike and 'Stacking Effect' This Spring
Dr Punam Krishan cautions that seasonal changes and increased social mixing could lead to a surge in illnesses, explaining the 'stacking effect' where multiple infections overlap.
Paralysed Rape Victim Noelia Dies Alone in Euthanasia
Noelia Castillo Ramos, 25, passed away via euthanasia in Barcelona after a brutal gang-rape left her paralysed and in chronic pain, following a contentious legal fight over her right to die.
Friend Denied Entry as Gang Rape Victim Euthanised
Carla Rodriguez was blocked by security guards from visiting Noelia Castillo Ramos before the 25-year-old gang rape victim underwent a legal euthanasia procedure in Catalonia, Spain.
NHS Urges Women to 'Save the Date' for Breast Cancer Screening
The NHS is urging women to attend free breast screening appointments, which can detect cancer early before symptoms appear, potentially saving lives or providing peace of mind.
Rethinking Autism: The 'Spectrum' Concept May Be Misleading
New research challenges the traditional view of autism as a single spectrum, arguing it oversimplifies diverse traits and needs. Experts call for more nuanced language to better reflect autistic experiences.
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Cruise ships can be hotspots for germs like norovirus, but simple precautions like handwashing and avoiding shared surfaces can help you stay healthy and enjoy a gastro-free holiday.
Davina McCall and Jamie Theakston on Cancer and Death Views
Davina McCall and Jamie Theakston opened up about their cancer journeys on Heart Breakfast, discussing how their experiences altered their perspectives on life and mortality.
Davina McCall Details Brain Tumour and Breast Cancer Battles
Davina McCall opens up about her dual health struggles with a benign brain tumour and breast cancer, revealing memory loss symptoms that worried co-host Jamie Theakston.
Grandmother's Constipation Misdiagnosed as Pancreatic Cancer
A grandmother from Essex was repeatedly told to take laxatives for constipation by her GP, only to later discover she had advanced pancreatic cancer after her eyes turned yellow.
Loss of Smell May Predict Parkinson's Disease Years Early
Research reveals that diminished sense of smell often precedes Parkinson's diagnosis by years, serving as a potential early warning biomarker for neurodegenerative conditions.
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Exercise Cuts Early Death Risk by Half for Middle-Aged Women
Australian research shows women meeting weekly exercise targets have 50% lower mortality risk. Consistent moderate-to-vigorous activity proves crucial for long-term health benefits.
Simple Exercises That Boost Memory Without Much Effort
Research reveals that physical activities like walking, yoga, and active video games can significantly enhance memory, focus, and brain health across all age groups.
Cancer Survivor Celebrates 10 Years with Swedish River Expedition
Vicky Keep, 51, overcame a 35% chance of death from breast cancer and now plans to canoe Sweden's Harken river to raise £10,000 for charity Odyssey, embracing life after diagnosis.
Woman Denied Final Visit Before Friend's Euthanasia in Spain
Noelia Castillo, 25, died by euthanasia in Barcelona after courts overruled her father's objections. Her friend Carla Gutierrez was denied a final visit by police, sparking emotional scenes and renewed debate about Spain's euthanasia law.
Ed Balls Shares Prostate Cancer Test Results on GMB
Ed Balls disclosed his prostate cancer test results on Good Morning Britain, inspired by guest Johnny Ball's candid discussion about his own diagnosis and recovery journey.
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