Economic Abuse Causes Death Every 19 Days in UK Domestic Violence
A new report reveals economic abuse contributes to one homicide or suicide every 19 days in domestic violence cases, with 4.2 million UK women experiencing financial control annually.
Category : Health
Gen Z Binge Drinking and Drug Use Surges in Early 20s
New research shows binge drinking and drug use among Gen Z in their early 20s has risen sharply, challenging the 'generation sensible' label and raising health concerns.
Weight Loss Drugs Could Reduce Addiction Risk, Study Finds
A US study indicates GLP-1 receptor agonists, used for diabetes and obesity, may lower addiction risks and overdose deaths by influencing brain reward pathways.
Zorevunersen Drug Cuts Seizures by 80% in Early Epilepsy Trials
Early clinical trials for Zorevunersen, a drug targeting Dravet syndrome, show a 50% seizure reduction after one dose and 80% after three doses, offering hope for resistant epilepsy.
Water Company Admits Guilt in Parasitic Outbreak Case
South West Water Ltd has pleaded guilty to supplying contaminated water unfit for human consumption, affecting thousands in Devon with a cryptosporidium outbreak in 2024.
Family in PPE Witness Grandmother's Rabies Death
An inquest heard how Yvonne Ford's family wore protective gear as she died from rabies after a dog scratch in Morocco, highlighting rare UK cases and urgent travel warnings.
Covid Inquiry Ends at £204M, Families Seek Justice
The UK's Covid inquiry, costing £203.98m, concludes witness testimony as bereaved families call for implementation of findings to prevent future crises.
Covid Inquiry Exposes UK Failures and Societal Legacy
The official UK Covid-19 inquiry has released its key findings, highlighting systemic government failures, disproportionate effects on vulnerable groups, and a legacy of deepened inequalities and public distrust.
Man Stabbed to Death Outside Birmingham Primary School
Ali Alshmari, 30, was killed in a daylight stabbing outside a primary school in Alum Rock, Birmingham. Police have arrested a suspect and recovered a weapon.
Nottingham Killer Attacked Officer Before Stabbings
An inquiry hears Valdo Calocane, diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, headbutted and punched a police officer in 2021, less than two years before killing three in Nottingham.
NHS Maternity Crisis: Investment Needed, Not More Reviews
Senior midwives and experts call for redirecting funds to staff, training, and environments, as reports highlight systemic failures in NHS maternity care.
South West Water Admits Criminal Offence in Devon Parasite Outbreak
South West Water has pleaded guilty to supplying water unfit for human consumption after a cryptosporidiosis outbreak sickened over 100 people in Brixham, Devon, with residents still reporting health issues nearly two years later.
US Health Funding Deals in Africa Spark Data Privacy Fears
American health funding agreements with African countries are under scrutiny for potentially exchanging patient data for dollars, raising ethical and privacy issues in global healthcare partnerships.
Chinamaxxing Trend: Influencers and Chinese Medicine
A new social media trend called Chinamaxxing sees influencers promoting Chinese traditional medicine, blending ancient practices with modern wellness culture.
Matcha Lattes May Have as Much Sugar as a Mars Bar
A dentist cautions that popular matcha lattes from coffee chains can contain up to 25g of sugar, similar to a Mars bar, posing risks to dental health and enamel damage.
Swinney Confident in Hospital Safety Despite Dirty Water Reports
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney maintains the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital is safe despite revelations of mould and dirty water leaks forcing partial closure of a cancer ward.
Heart Attack at 48: A Journey to Quit Smoking and Regain Health
John Stephenson shares his harrowing journey from a heart attack at 48 to becoming smoke-free for 18 months. His story highlights the dangers of smoking, the struggle with COPD, and the life-changing decision to quit for his grandchildren.
Sarah Jayne Dunn's Son Hospitalized After Stair Accident
Former Hollyoaks actress Sarah Jayne Dunn rushed her nine-year-old son Stanley to A&E after he fell down stairs at home, suffering two wrist fractures requiring a splint.
AI as Therapist: A Skeptic's Journey into Digital Mental Health
A skeptic explores using AI like ChatGPT for therapy, finding it surprisingly helpful for practical advice but questioning its emotional depth and ethical implications in mental health care.
Tai Folkes, 25, Fatally Stabbed in Battersea
A 25-year-old man, Tai Folkes, was stabbed to death on Thessaly Road in Battersea. Two men have been arrested as police launch a homicide investigation.
Hollyoaks Star Oscar Curtis Hospitalized After Monkey Bite
Hollyoaks actor Oscar Curtis was rushed to a Mumbai hospital for rabies treatment after being bitten by a monkey while on holiday. The star shared the dramatic incident on social media.
7 Hours 19 Minutes Sleep Cuts Type 2 Diabetes Risk, Study Finds
A new study reveals that sleeping exactly 7 hours, 19 minutes, and 12 seconds may reduce insulin resistance and lower the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, based on data from over 23,000 Americans.
London Therapist Praises NHS Anxiety Campaign
A London psychotherapist welcomes the NHS campaign urging anxiety sufferers to seek help, as data shows 58% delay treatment thinking symptoms aren't serious enough.
Guardian Seeks Couples for Anonymous Sex Life Interviews
The Guardian's Saturday magazine invites couples to share honest, anonymous stories about their sex lives for the This is How We Do It column, aiming to counter sensationalized media portrayals.
Tolyamory: Understanding Tolerated Infidelity in Relationships
Explore tolyamory, the relationship dynamic where partners tolerate infidelity without consent. Learn from psychologists and real stories about this non-consensual non-monogamy.
Women Handcuffed During Childbirth in UK Hospitals
A disturbing investigation reveals that women in UK hospitals are being handcuffed while in labour, with reports of restraints not being removed despite medical needs and human rights concerns.
Grandmother Dies from Rabies After Minor Dog Scratch on Holiday
A grandmother died from rabies four months after being scratched by a stray dog in Morocco, with diagnosis only coming after psychiatric referral revealed travel history.
NHS Urges App Use After 16 Million Missed Appointments
The NHS urges patients to enable notifications on its app after 16 million GP appointments were missed in 2025, costing the health service millions and worsening wait times.
Tourette's Advocate: News Coverage Sets Understanding Back
Lauren Davidson, diagnosed with Tourette's and autism, discusses how media portrayal of the condition creates setbacks in public understanding, while celebrating her Apprentice of the Year award.
Londoners Back Social Media Ban for Under-16s in Poll
Exclusive polling reveals overwhelming support among Londoners for an Australia-style social media ban for children under 16, with concerns about addiction and harmful content driving the push for stricter online safety measures.
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