Craig Lewis-Williams, 50, suffered permanent brain damage in a 2021 attack, receiving maximum £500,000 compensation frozen since 1996. His family warns it won't cover lifelong care needs.
A 26-year-old man was stabbed to death in Peckham, with two others critically injured. Four men arrested on suspicion of murder as police launch investigation.
Dr. Ranjana Srivastava argues that admitting uncertainty builds trust with patients and improves medical outcomes, challenging the culture of infallibility in medicine.
Seven stroke centres in England still lack 24/7 mechanical thrombectomy access, risking patient outcomes and creating a postcode lottery for life-saving treatment.
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A man in his 40s was found dead in a flat on Rainham Road South in Dagenham, prompting police to tape off the major road for an investigation into the unexpected death.
An eight-year-old girl and her five-year-old brother suffocated after climbing into an unplugged freezer while playing hide-and-seek in Vista Hermosa, Colombia, while their parents were briefly shopping.
Families react with distress as Girlguiding excludes transgender members following a Supreme Court ruling, prompting volunteer resignations and nationwide protests.
As public health becomes increasingly politicized, candidates are prioritizing healthcare reforms and grassroots initiatives like the People's Health Platform to address systemic issues and voter concerns.
Experimental weight-loss drug retatrutide, targeting three appetite hormones, is reportedly causing emotional flattening in some users, with experts investigating its broader neurological impacts.
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UK labs report processing thousands of unregulated peptide samples monthly as demand for experimental weight-loss compounds skyrockets, with experts warning of significant safety risks and quality failures.
Molly Lambert, 22, shares her four-year struggle with Pure-O Compulsive Disorder, a subtype of OCD that convinced her she was a paedophile. She reveals how intrusive thoughts led to shame, isolation, and her journey to diagnosis and recovery.
Rainham Road South in Dagenham East has been shut down following an undisclosed police incident, with forensic teams and officers focusing on a flat in the area.
Tennessee leads US states in creating domestic violence offender registries, but experts warn they may out victims and provide false security, sparking debate over effectiveness and privacy.
NHS England warns patients not to delay medical care ahead of a challenging six-day strike by resident doctors, urging attendance at appointments and use of emergency services as normal.
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A 17-month-old child was injured after climbing into a restricted area at ZooAmerica in Pennsylvania while parents were allegedly focused on their cellphones, leading to criminal charges.
Explore the intricate process behind blood donation in the UK, from collection to plasma extraction, revealing how it transforms into crucial treatments for thousands.
David Howarth's loyal labrador Beau sprang into action when his owner suffered a cardiac arrest during a run on Sandbanks Beach, alerting passersby who performed life-saving CPR.
Lucy May Dawson's encephalitis was misdiagnosed as mental illness, leading to forced ECT and paralysis. Now a model and influencer, she raises awareness and fights disability discrimination.
Spencer Matthews admits his drinking habits created a divide in his marriage to Vogue Williams, nearly leading to a split, as he details his journey to moderation.
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A man's body was discovered in the remote Innamincka outback after he was swept away by floodwaters, highlighting the dangers of severe weather in Australia's interior.
US health officials are avoiding anti-vaccine messaging as midterm elections approach, with polling showing vaccine skepticism is politically risky. Key figures like Robert F Kennedy Jr have shifted focus to other health issues.
The concept of 'trimester zero' has gained popularity among those trying to conceive, with influencers offering advice ranging from sensible to questionable. Medical experts emphasize evidence-based approaches.
New research reveals why humans perceive faces in clouds, sockets, and toast. Our brains are wired for rapid face detection, leading to 'false positives' in visual processing.
Decades ago, a curt comment from a shopkeeper about others having it worse sparked a profound shift in mindset, helping the author navigate life's toughest challenges, including battling cancer.
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Injectable peptides like BPC-157 and GHK-Cu are gaining popularity among biohackers, but experts warn of risks due to lack of regulation and approval for human use.
A recent strike by British Medical Association staff in London has ignited discussions on industrial action, with letters highlighting historical tensions between nurses and doctors.
The NHS is encouraging patients to attend appointments as usual during a six-day strike by resident doctors in England, despite warnings of significant disruption.
The AA urges councils to tackle misuse of blue badge parking permits, with fraud estimated at £46m annually. One in 15 adults in England now holds a permit, raising concerns over fake or stolen badges.
A decades-long battle with undiagnosed chronic fatigue syndrome is explored, with insights into the condition's impact and potential brain retraining solutions, based on a podcast narrative.
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People living with incontinence across the UK are facing a severe shortage of sanitary pads as NHS supply limits restrict access to essential medical products, causing distress and health risks.
