Marsha Martin founded Black SEN Mamas after experiencing exclusion and racist comments about her daughters' hair at a neurodivergent children's group. The charity now supports over 7,000 Black mothers of children with special educational needs.
A detailed timeline of the Kent meningitis outbreak linked to a Canterbury nightclub, where two young people died and private vaccine supplies ran out, prompting a major public health response.
Sally Berry, a trailblazing social worker and advocate for community-based care, passed away at 78. Her innovative approaches transformed UK social services, emphasizing dignity and empowerment for vulnerable populations.
A Pakistan air strike targeted a drug rehabilitation centre in Kabul, Afghanistan, causing significant casualties and destruction, according to witnesses and officials.
New research indicates the shingles vaccine may significantly reduce dementia risk while also lowering chances of stroke and heart attack. Experts urge vaccination despite low uptake rates.
US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr continues posting bizarre workout videos while measles cases soar nationwide, raising concerns about misplaced priorities in public health leadership.
A meningitis outbreak at the University of Kent has resulted in two deaths and 13 confirmed cases, highlighting gaps in vaccination coverage among university students and the importance of public health investment.
An inquest found that Clare Dupree's death in a prison cell fire could have been prevented by better mental health care and fire safety measures.
Pharmacies across Kent are experiencing a significant increase in demand for meningitis vaccinations, with reports of a 40% rise in requests over the past month.
The Scottish Parliament has voted against a bill to legalise assisted dying, sparking intense debate on ethical, medical, and personal autonomy issues in Scotland.
A new UN report reveals millions of children died from preventable causes in 2024, with aid cuts slowing progress toward ending under-five deaths by 2030.
A new study reveals that bigger arm and leg swings while walking signal aggression, while smaller swings indicate fear or sadness. Researchers used manipulated videos to confirm these emotional cues in gait.
Trevor Elliott became a foster carer at 24, caring for three teenagers while his peers partied. He now advocates for fostering to be recognized as a formal career with proper support and training.
A groundbreaking global survey of online offenders reveals disturbing patterns in child exploitation, with parents sharing heartbreaking stories of grooming and threats.
A meningitis outbreak in Kent has been declared a national incident, with 15 cases reported, including two deaths. Health officials warn of an unprecedented spread, urging thousands of students to get vaccines and antibiotics.
MSPs have voted down the Assisted Dying for Terminally Ill Adults Bill in Scotland after a decisive Stage 3 debate, with 57 for, 69 against, and one abstention.
A man in his 30s was airlifted to hospital after being stabbed in Plumstead, South East London. Police continue their investigation after releasing an arrested suspect with no further action.
MSPs at Holyrood will vote tonight on Liam McArthur's Assisted Dying Bill, potentially making Scotland the first UK country to legalize the practice amid shifting political support.
Bertie Payne, 30, led a drug ring distributing cocaine, ketamine and ecstasy across East Kent. He was caught on CCTV singing 'Dirty Cash' while handling money, leading to a 15-year prison sentence.
New research suggests infants as young as under one year old engage in deceptive behavior, challenging traditional views of early childhood development and cognitive abilities.
Susie Wiles, the White House chief of staff, has been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer but plans to continue her duties while undergoing treatment, with President Trump expressing confidence in her recovery.
University of Kent students describe spreading fear and panic as meningitis outbreak kills two young people. Hundreds queue for antibiotics while exams shift online amid campus concerns.
A federal judge ruled that Robert F Kennedy Jr's appointment of anti-vaccine advisers likely violated law, invalidating all votes and blocking changes to US immunization recommendations.
International researchers find 'very little evidence' that medical cannabis effectively treats anxiety, anorexia, PTSD, and other common mental health disorders.
Raw cheddar cheese from Raw Farm is suspected in a multistate E. coli outbreak, though no products tested positive. The FDA warns of risks as illnesses, mostly in young children, are reported.
Grey-market injectable peptides like BPC-157 and GHK-Cu are gaining a devoted following among biohackers and health optimizers, raising concerns about unregulated use and potential health risks.
A Birthrights report reveals systemic coercion in English maternity services, with women pressured into procedures without proper explanation or consent.
Physicists at CERN near Geneva have identified a heavier version of the proton, named Xi-cc-plus, using an upgraded detector at the Large Hadron Collider. This discovery aids in understanding the strong nuclear force, amid funding cuts threatening future
The legendary telephone number from Tommy Tutone's 1980s hit '867-5309/Jenny' has been repurposed to connect callers directly to cancer support resources, offering free assistance to patients and caregivers nationwide.
A meningitis outbreak in Kent, linked to a strain not routinely vaccinated against in young people, has resulted in two deaths and 11 hospitalizations. Health officials are offering antibiotics to at-risk individuals.