Mississippi man presumed dead found alive in Missouri

In an astonishing turn of events, a Mississippi man believed to have drowned has been found alive in Missouri after travelling over 400 miles, with his family attributing his survival to divine intervention.

Black Women Break Infertility Silence

An intimate exploration of Black motherhood's complex landscape, where cultural expectations meet the painful reality of infertility struggles.

NHS Alert: Never Give Aspirin to Children

Health officials warn about Reye's Syndrome risk - the rare but deadly condition linked to giving aspirin to children under 16. Essential safety guidance every parent needs to know.

Naga Munchetty's secret health battle revealed

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty reveals her ongoing struggle with fibroids and adenomyosis, opening up about the debilitating symptoms that have impacted her career and personal life.

Queensland Baby Poisoning: Police Launch Criminal Probe

Queensland police launch criminal investigation after baby suffers suspected poisoning at Townsville University Hospital. Authorities confirm deliberate contamination is being treated as potential criminal matter.

Amy Dowden's cancer guilt: 'I feel I've let people down'

Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden reveals her emotional struggle with guilt after completing cancer treatment, sharing her raw feelings about finishing her journey and the pressure she feels from fellow sufferers.

Beat Autumn Depression: Expert Mental Health Tips

As summer fades to autumn, discover practical strategies from mental health specialists to maintain your wellbeing during the seasonal transition and prevent seasonal affective disorder.

Toxic chemicals found in UK period products

Groundbreaking research reveals concerning levels of PFAS 'forever chemicals' in menstrual products available in British supermarkets, raising serious health concerns for millions of women.

Opium painkiller returns to England and Wales after 50 years

In a landmark pharmaceutical reversal, the opium-based pain medication Opium is set to be reintroduced in England and Wales after being withdrawn from the market nearly five decades ago, offering new hope for chronic pain sufferers.

Singing speeds postnatal depression recovery

Groundbreaking research from the UK shows that group singing sessions can help new mothers recover from postnatal depression three times faster than standard treatments.

Pam St Clement's emotional NHS tribute goes viral

Pam St Clement shares heartfelt Instagram message praising NHS staff who cared for her father in his final days, prompting emotional responses from fellow celebrities including Patsy Palmer.

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