Eric Dane Family GoFundMe Raises $350K After Death
A GoFundMe campaign for the family of actor Eric Dane has raised nearly $350,000 following his death from ALS. The fundraiser highlights ongoing healthcare cost struggles in the US.
Category : Health
Early Signs of Tourette Syndrome in Children
Following a BAFTA incident involving Tourette's activist John Davidson, experts explain the early symptoms of TS in children, including tics, diagnosis, and treatment options.
Wheelchair User's Supermarket Struggle: Inaccessible Checkouts
A 26-year-old wheelchair user from Croydon reveals how supermarket self-checkouts are too high to reach, preventing her from paying for groceries independently and highlighting widespread accessibility failures.
BAFTA Incident Highlights Early Signs of Tourette Syndrome in Kids
A BAFTA 2026 outburst by Tourette activist John Davidson underscores the need to recognize early symptoms like tics in children, with experts explaining diagnosis and management.
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Global Push to Rename PCOS for Better Accuracy
Experts and women with PCOS advocate for renaming the syndrome to reflect its diverse symptoms, aiming to reduce confusion and improve diagnosis and care worldwide.
Aged Care Algorithm Sparks 50% Surge in Help Calls
Australia's algorithm-based aged care assessment tool has triggered a 50% increase in advocacy requests, with critics calling it 'inhumane' and warning it pushes seniors into care homes prematurely.
Experts Debunk RFK Jr's Keto Cure Claim for Schizophrenia
Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr's assertion that keto diets cure schizophrenia lacks evidence, say psychiatric researchers, though studies show promise for symptom remission under careful supervision.
Office Chair Butt Trend: How to Avoid Sedentary Health Risks
The viral term 'office chair butt' highlights the impact of prolonged sitting on gluteal muscles, with experts offering tips to stay active and maintain health in sedentary jobs.
Croydon Casino 24-Hour Opening Bid Sparks Community Outcry
Over 600 residents petition against Admiral Gaming Centre's plan to operate 24/7 in Crystal Palace, citing social harm and antisocial behavior concerns.
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Sarah Ferguson's £100k-a-Week Swiss Rehab Revealed
Exclusive look at Paracelsus Recovery, the world's most expensive rehab clinic where Sarah Ferguson sought treatment. Discover the £10,000-a-day luxury facility with private therapists, chefs, and lakeside apartments.
Polio Resurgence Fears as Vaccine Adviser Questions Childhood Shots
Experts warn of potential polio resurgence as US vaccine adviser questions routine childhood immunizations. Survivors say healthcare system unprepared for new cases.
NHS Ignores Rare Genetic Conditions, Report Finds
A new report exposes how the NHS fails millions with rare genetic conditions, with one in four waiting over three years for diagnosis and facing a treatment 'access lottery'.
London Weekend Violence: Two Killed, Three Stabbed
A tragic weekend in London saw two men killed and three others stabbed in separate incidents across Wimbledon, Walthamstow, Peckham, and Beckenham, with multiple arrests made.
Three Teens Arrested After Beckenham Stabbing at Clock House Station
Two teenagers were injured in a stabbing at Clock House Station in Beckenham, leading to the arrest of three suspects on suspicion of affray. Police are investigating the altercation that occurred on Sunday evening.
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Urgent Recall of Kids' Toys Over Asbestos Contamination
Parents are urged to dispose of Kids Create Sand Art Kits immediately after the Office for Product Safety & Standards warned they may contain asbestos. This follows Asda's recent recall of Stretcherz toys.
Replace Underwear Every 6 Months, Doctors Advise
Medical experts recommend discarding underwear every six to nine months, as washing fails to eliminate harmful bacteria and pathogens, with studies revealing unsettling hygiene facts.
Poll: UK Public Ready for NHS Reform, Not Just More Money
New polling shows Brits prioritize NHS reform over increased funding, with concerns over mismanagement and immigration's strain on services. Voters seek structural changes while preserving free healthcare.
The Science of Sexual Arousal: Bodies and Minds in Desire
Explore the complex physiology of sexual arousal, from brain signals to physical responses, and understand how desire varies between spontaneous and responsive triggers in human behavior.
Malawi's Polio Outbreak Sparks Massive Vaccination Drive
Malawi launches a huge vaccination campaign after a new polio outbreak, targeting 1.3 million children in days. Efforts face challenges from misinformation, aid cuts, and vaccine hesitancy in global eradication push.
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Beverley Callard Tears Up After Cancer Surgery Complications
Coronation Street star Beverley Callard shares emotional updates on her breast cancer journey, detailing surgery complications and praising NHS staff for their care during her hospital stay.
BAFTA Interrupted by Tourette's: Symptoms and Causes Explained
The BAFTA ceremony faced involuntary outbursts from Tourette's campaigner John Davidson, highlighting the neurological condition that affects over 300,000 in the UK. Learn about symptoms, causes, and typical onset age.
Men vs. Women: The Science of Calorie Needs
Nutrition experts explain why men typically require more calories than women, delving into metabolic rates, muscle mass, and hormonal influences on energy expenditure.
Teen's Battle with Vile Misogyny on Social Media
A 15-year-old girl reveals the relentless objectification, hate, and rape threats she faces daily on platforms like Instagram and TikTok, exposing a toxic online culture.
Tammy Shipley Drank 67 Cups of Water Before Custody Death
A coronial inquest reveals Tammy Shipley consumed 67 cups of water before dying in police custody from water intoxication, raising questions about mental health protocols.
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Woman Flies to Turkey for Surgery After UK Doctors Refuse Help
Annie-Mae Dawes, a 24-year-old from London, underwent septoplasty and rhinoplasty in Turkey after UK surgeons dismissed her breathing issues for years, discovering a 1cm hole in her septum caused by decongestant spray.
Peckham Stabbing: Two Arrested in Chest Wound Incident
A 48-year-old man was stabbed in the chest on Peckham High Street, leading to two arrests. The victim remains hospitalized in stable condition as police continue their investigation.
Evidence in Burnt Car Linked to Kidnapped Sydney Man
Police have discovered forensic evidence connecting 85-year-old Chris Baghsarian, kidnapped from his North Ryde home, to a burnt-out Toyota Corolla and an abandoned Dural property, as the search continues.
Southall Church Fire: 70 Firefighters Battle Major Blaze
A devastating fire has engulfed King's Hall Methodist Church in Southall, west London, with 70 firefighters working to control the blaze that consumed most of the building.
Southall Church Fire: 70 Firefighters Battle Blaze
Over 70 firefighters rushed to a church in Southall, West London, after a blaze broke out on South Road. The fire has engulfed parts of the ground floor, second floor, and roof.
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Medical Panel Delays Prolong Trauma for Custody Death Families
Families of Indigenous Australians who died in custody face 10-month waits for medical panel hearings to prove psychological damage, with critics calling it a government tactic to avoid compensation.
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