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.
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.
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.
A new study reveals 61% of UK men experience pruritus ani, yet only 12% know the medical term. Experts warn embarrassment prevents proper diagnosis and treatment.
Jack Fincham, winner of Love Island 2018, opens up about being homeless and his ongoing recovery from drug and alcohol addiction, highlighting his journey from reality TV fame to personal crisis.
A mother reveals how her vulnerable autistic daughter has faced relentless threats and violence from a neighbor for years, with police and council offering little protection despite repeated incidents.
Two teenagers have been arrested on suspicion of murder following the fatal shooting of 14-year-old Eghosa Ogbebor in Woolwich, South East London. The investigation continues with multiple arrests.
A 17-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder following a fatal crash in Barnsley that left a 45-year-old pedestrian dead. Police continue their investigation.
A mother shares her emotional journey through miscarriage while parenting two children, navigating complex feelings of grief, guilt, and hope for expanding her family despite societal expectations.
Rachel Watkyn shares her emotional story of undergoing a double mastectomy after discovering a rare genetic mutation, revealing unexpected feelings of empowerment and peace.
A mother describes her 15-year-old daughter's worsening OCD symptoms, from compulsive rituals to anxiety over global issues. Oxford professor explains why adolescence is peak time for OCD development and recommends exposure response prevention therapy.
Discover the best SPF sunscreens for acne-prone skin, from La Roche-Posay to Heliocare, offering lightweight, non-greasy protection without causing breakouts.
Discover the quiet indicators that a relationship may be ending, with insights from a relationship psychologist on disconnection, misaligned goals, and loss of joy.
The MHRA is investigating UK peptide clinics for potentially unlawful claims about unregulated therapies, as a Guardian investigation reveals widespread promotion of experimental treatments with little scientific evidence.
The UK's medicines watchdog is investigating peptide clinics as influencers and athletes promote unregulated substances for weight loss, anti-aging, and injury recovery with little scientific evidence.
New figures from charity Catch22 show girls and young women now form 22% of county lines exploitation cases, up from 15% last year, highlighting a gendered blind spot in victim identification.
An alleged drunk driver crashed into a crowd at a Louisiana Lao New Year parade, injuring more than 20 people. Authorities confirm the driver is in custody and the act was not intentional.
A woman faces a relationship crisis as her seemingly perfect boyfriend suffers from premature ejaculation, climaxing after just thirty seconds during intimacy, leaving her feeling dejected and questioning their future together despite their strong emotion
A South London drug dealer has been sentenced to over three years in prison after police discovered 32 wraps of cocaine concealed in a water bottle with a false bottom during a vehicle search.
Scientists create detailed 3D map of clitoris using X-ray imaging, revealing tree-like nerve structures. Study highlights historical neglect and aims to improve surgical procedures.
A swarm of Africanised bees, known as killer bees, attacked a Good Friday procession in Panama, leaving 150 injured and 50 hospitalized. The incident highlights rising bee attacks in the region.
Senior union figures express frustration over BMA's refusal of a 3.5% pay rise for doctors, as other NHS staff face lower offers. Tensions rise ahead of new strikes.
Indigenous birth workers in Alaska are addressing severe maternal health disparities by providing culturally sensitive care in remote villages, reducing mortality rates and improving outcomes for Native mothers.