RFK Jr attacks US vaccine advisory panel over safety concerns
Robert F. Kennedy Jr criticises the US Preventive Services Task Force for allegedly ignoring vaccine safety concerns, reigniting debate over public health policies.
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Rabies makes a comeback in New York
Health officials warn of a potential rabies resurgence in New York as cases rise, sparking concerns over public safety and wildlife management.
Peppermint oil: The secret spider repellent in your kitchen
Experts reveal a simple kitchen hack to deter spiders as they seek shelter indoors during colder months. Discover how peppermint oil can be your secret weapon.
Chinese hospital staff caught mocking patients in CCTV scandal
A hospital in Guangdong faces backlash after CCTV footage reveals staff laughing at patients, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.
NYC launches public grocery stores to combat food inequality
New York City introduces a groundbreaking initiative with public grocery stores to ensure affordable, fresh food for all residents, combating food deserts and high prices.
UK rat infestation crisis spirals out of control
Britain faces a growing rat infestation crisis as urban areas struggle with surging rodent populations. Experts warn of health risks and call for urgent action.
Work and charity building stronger UK communities
Discover how grassroots initiatives combining employment and charitable efforts are fostering stronger, more cohesive communities in Britain.
Margret Carey: A Legacy of Compassion and Activism
Margret Carey, a tireless advocate for social justice and community welfare, has passed away. Her legacy of kindness and activism continues to inspire.
Fundraiser for Rachel Booth's Sons After Her Death
A GoFundMe campaign has been launched to support the two young sons of Rachel Booth, who passed away unexpectedly, leaving her family devastated.
Future Guide Dog Puppies: Training, Love & Life-Changing Bonds
Discover the incredible journey of future guide dog puppies, from their early training to the life-changing bonds they form with their handlers.
Tuna salad recalled over listeria fears
A major recall of tuna salad products has been announced due to potential listeria contamination. Here's how to check if your food is affected.
Why Brits are abandoning traditional funerals
A growing number of UK families are choosing unconventional ways to say farewell, from ashes delivered in gift bags to eco-friendly memorials. Discover the cultural shift redefining death rituals.
Gender Roles in Parenting: New Study Sparks Debate
A recent study challenges conventional gender roles in parenting, igniting discussions on woke culture and family dynamics. Experts weigh in on the findings.
Why an 82-year-old isn’t afraid of bacteria
An 82-year-old shares their journey of embracing bacteria, debunking myths about cleanliness and revealing the surprising benefits of microbial coexistence.
Aussie 'Tradwife' Mum Sparks Debate on Modern Motherhood
An Australian mother embracing the 'tradwife' lifestyle has ignited online discussions after revealing why she quit her job to focus on homemaking. Her story challenges modern gender norms and celebrates traditional family roles.
Pope Leo declares miracle in Rhode Island as divine intervention
The Vatican has officially recognised a miraculous event in Rhode Island, attributing it to divine intervention after thorough investigation by Pope Leo's office.
Salmonella outbreak in UK linked to contaminated tomatoes
A salmonella outbreak in the UK has been traced back to contaminated tomatoes, prompting health officials to issue safety advice.
Cities Pay Meth Addicts to Stay Sober – Does It Work?
A radical initiative in Democrat-run cities offers cash incentives to meth addicts to remain drug-free, sparking fierce debate over effectiveness and ethics.
Child breaks leg on faulty playground slide
A mother demands action after her daughter suffers a broken leg on a faulty playground slide, sparking safety concerns.
Obama privatises public beach on Martha's Vineyard
Former US President Barack Obama faces backlash after reportedly privatising a public beach near his Martha's Vineyard estate, raising questions about accessibility and privilege.
Australia's vape ban cuts usage rates significantly
New data reveals a sharp decline in vaping across Australia following strict government regulations. Experts weigh in on the impact of the ban.
UK must protect kids from lead exposure
Experts call for stricter regulations to safeguard children from lead poisoning, highlighting gaps in current policies that prioritise animal welfare over human health.
Australia sees decline in teen vaping rates
New data reveals a drop in teenage vaping across Australia, with Health Minister Mark Butler hailing progress in tackling the issue.
Joe Wicks challenges govt on childhood obesity
Fitness coach Joe Wicks calls on the Health Secretary to tackle childhood obesity and improve school nutrition in a passionate plea.
Hero mum dies saving kids from house fire
Emma Bray, a courageous mother, saved her children from a fire but tragically lost her life. Her final act of bravery has left a community in mourning.
Homelessness fuels health crisis in Australia
Experts argue that homelessness is a major driver of poor health in Australia, urging policymakers to integrate housing into healthcare strategies.
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