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Man dies after medical emergency at McDonald's

A man has died after suffering a critical medical emergency at a McDonald's restaurant in Stafford. Emergency services responded but he was pronounced dead at the scene.

NHS nurse died after 'indigestion' misdiagnosis

Paediatric nurse Paula Ivers, 47, died from an aortic dissection hours after being sent home from Tameside Hospital with Gaviscon. Her family says the NHS 'let her down in the worst way possible'.

10 Hereditary Health Risks for Brits

New research reveals a shocking gap in UK health knowledge. Discover the 10 common conditions with strong genetic links and how to take control of your health.

AI cuts wasted organ transplant efforts by 60%

A new AI tool from Stanford University predicts donor viability, potentially saving thousands on transplant waiting lists. Discover how this innovation is transforming healthcare.

AI in Healthcare: Saving 650,000 Lives Annually

Dr Robert Pearl argues that integrating AI with clinicians creates safer, higher-quality care. Discover how this partnership could prevent hundreds of thousands of medical errors.

Epstein-Barr Virus Confirmed as Lupus Trigger

Groundbreaking research reveals how the common Epstein-Barr virus causes lupus by sending immune cells into overdrive. Discover the implications for future treatments.

Ex-Man Utd player Tuanzebe sues club for £1m

Former Manchester United defender Axel Tuanzebe launches £1m lawsuit claiming club's medical negligence over spinal injury permanently impacted his career. Exclusive details.

Australia's postcode lottery for free specialist care

Exclusive investigation reveals how free healthcare access depends on location and condition. Discover your rights and options for affordable specialist treatment in Australia's strained public system.

Nurse on trial over fatal hospital monitoring error

A senior nurse faces gross negligence manslaughter charges after a seven-year-old boy died when she failed to reconnect his monitors at a private London hospital. The trial continues at Southwark Crown Court.

Jenner's vaccine shed declared at risk

The humble Gloucestershire shed where Edward Jenner conducted his first smallpox vaccinations has been declared at risk, sparking a campaign to save this birthplace of immunology.

London Doctor Jailed for NHS £268k Fraud

A South London GP has been sentenced to prison after admitting to a sophisticated fraud that drained nearly £270,000 from the NHS through fake invoices and false claims.

Harvard Medical School Blast: Two Arrested

Explosive device detonates at Harvard Medical School building, triggering massive emergency response and raising security concerns at elite institution. Two individuals in custody as investigation continues.

MaineHealth sends death notices for living patients

Healthcare provider MaineHealth launches urgent investigation after multiple families receive death notifications for relatives who were still alive, raising serious concerns about patient data management.

Sepsis survivor: The one symptom that signals danger

A woman who miraculously survived sepsis six times reveals the crucial warning sign that consistently appears before each life-threatening episode, offering vital knowledge that could save lives.

Pregnancy drug victims demand public inquiry

Campaigners fighting for justice after anti-nausea drug Primodos caused devastating birth defects call for urgent government investigation into historic medical scandal.

Headaches hid shocking brain tumour diagnosis

A London woman's ordinary life turned upside down when persistent headaches revealed a life-threatening brain tumour. Discover her incredible journey from initial symptoms to life-saving surgery.

Jesse Eisenberg donating kidney to stranger

Hollywood star Jesse Eisenberg reveals his decision to donate a kidney to an anonymous recipient in a remarkable act of altruism that's capturing global attention.

South Korea Ends 60-Year Tattoo Artist Ban

In a historic victory for body art freedom, South Korea's Constitutional Court strikes down the 60-year prohibition against non-medical professionals performing tattoos, sparking celebration across the industry.

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