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Category : Health
Paralysed Woman's Brave Nod Exposes Boyfriend's Attack
A woman left paralysed after her boyfriend snapped her neck bravely nodded 'yes' when asked if he hurt her. Robert Easom, 57, was jailed for 16 years for the attack and years of coercive control.
NHS Discharges Eating Disorder Patients with Low BMIs
Eating disorder patients are being discharged from NHS mental health units with BMIs as low as 12.5, far below the recommended minimum of 18.5, raising concerns over safety and care failures.
bet365 6 Horses Challenge: Win Free Spins or Cash
Explore the bet365 6 Horses Challenge, a free prediction game for horse racing fans. Learn how to participate, claim prizes, and understand key terms for this exciting offer.
Betfred's £50 Free Bets Offer for New UK Customers
Betfred is offering new UK customers £50 in free bets with a £10 qualifying bet. This guide details the terms, eligibility, and how to claim this promotion.
Experts Challenge Binary Mental Health Diagnoses
Mental health professionals argue for a continuum approach to conditions like ADHD, suggesting overdiagnosis may stem from shifting societal norms rather than actual prevalence increases.
Man Jailed for 16 Years After Paralyzing Partner in Assault
Robert Easom, a landscape gardener, has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for a brutal assault that left his partner, Trudi Burgess, tetraplegic after years of coercive control and abuse.
NHS Doctor Struck Off for Secret Toilet Cameras
An NHS anaesthetist who installed hidden cameras to spy on colleagues and tenants has been erased from the medical register after a tribunal found a high risk of reoffending.
78% of UK Mothers Experience Role Confusion After Birth
A national survey reveals that three in four UK mothers experience role confusion post-childbirth, with over half reporting identity loss and impacts on mental health, careers, and relationships.
Living with Hyperphantasia: Vivid Mental Imagery Explored
Discover hyperphantasia, a cognitive trait where individuals experience exceptionally vivid mental imagery, affecting memory, creativity, and emotional responses in daily life.
Special Police Powers in Greenwich Over School Fight Threats
Metropolitan Police issue Section 35 Dispersal Order across Greenwich Borough as social media posts encourage violent 'Red vs Blue' school conflicts, with increased patrols until 10pm tonight.
Trump Administration Gender Healthcare Policy Debate
The Trump administration's new gender healthcare policy has ignited controversy, with critics arguing it restricts access while supporters claim it protects medical standards.
NHS Tayside U-Turn Allows Eljamel Victims to Sue
Hundreds of alleged victims of former neurosurgeon Sam Eljamel can now pursue legal claims after NHS Tayside removed the three-year time bar, marking a landmark victory for campaigners.
Collagen Supplements: Skin Health Boost, Not Wrinkle Quick Fix
A new study reveals collagen supplements improve skin elasticity and hydration over time, but caution against anti-wrinkle quick-fix claims, highlighting benefits for arthritis and holistic skin maintenance.
Christmas Headache Was Actually Stage 4 Brain Cancer
Rose Biggs, 35, initially dismissed her headaches as festive stress before discovering two brain lesions. The mother-of-two had previously survived breast cancer twice.
European Girls Top Global Teen Tobacco Use, Vaping Soars
A WHO report reveals European girls aged 13-15 have the world's highest tobacco use rates, with one in seven adolescents using vapes. The agency warns of deliberate industry targeting of youth.
Dad's Cancer Fight: Farewell Party to Marathon Run
A Fulham father who lost a testicle to cancer held a Zoom farewell party, completed a penis-shaped run, and is now tackling the London Marathon to raise awareness for men's health.
Mother's Forgiveness on Anniversary of Son's Stabbing Death
Pastor Lorraine Burrell Jones MBE shares her grief and journey of forgiveness after her son Dwayne Simpson was stabbed in Brixton in 2014, turning pain into purpose through community work.
Deadly Fungal Outbreak Hits Sydney Hospital
A severe fungal outbreak at a Sydney hospital has led to multiple fatalities, prompting urgent health investigations and infection control measures.
Magda Szubanski in Stage Four Cancer Remission
Australian comedian Magda Szubanski reveals she is in remission from stage four cancer, sharing her journey and gratitude for medical care and support.
Vegetarian Diet Reduces Cancer Risk by 30%, Study Finds
University of Oxford research shows vegetarians have up to 30% lower risk for five cancers, including kidney and multiple myeloma, but face higher oesophageal cancer risk.
Men's Friendship: Beyond Opening Up to Find Connection
A Guardian report explores whether men need to talk about problems to forge closer bonds, with insights from an anthropology professor on alternative forms of intimacy like banter and shared activities.
Vegetarians Have Lower Cancer Risk, Study Finds
A major study reveals vegetarians have a substantially lower risk of five cancer types, including pancreatic and breast cancers, but face higher risks for certain other cancers.
US Court Rules Social Media Liable for Youth Addiction
A landmark US trial finds social media companies responsible for addictive features harming young users, setting a precedent for global legal action and regulatory changes.
Navigating Relationships in Your 30s: Overcoming Fear
A growing number of individuals in their 30s feel anxious about being unmarried, fearing they've missed their chance for lasting love. This article explores societal pressures, personal growth, and strategies to build meaningful connections later in life.
Womb Stem Cell Surgery Helps Boy with Spina Bifida Walk
A three-year-old boy, Tobi Maginnis, who was expected to be paralyzed due to severe spina bifida, can now walk after pioneering stem cell surgery performed in the womb as part of a world-first clinical trial.
Stem Cell Therapy Boosts Spina Bifida Babies' Mobility
A US trial reveals that applying stem cells from the mother's placenta during fetal surgery for spina bifida is safe and enhances children's mobility and quality of life, marking a potential breakthrough in birth defect treatments.
EU Fund Ensures Abortion Access Across Bloc
The European Union has announced a social fund to help women from countries with strict abortion bans access safe services elsewhere, hailed as a victory for reproductive rights.
UK Hospitals Face Crisis as Overseas Nurse Numbers Drop 93%
New research reveals a catastrophic 93% decline in overseas nurses entering the UK, with care worker visas dropping 97%, creating severe staffing shortages in hospitals and care homes across the country.
Tourette's Syndrome and the Bafta Outburst: A Personal Struggle
A journalist reflects on 30 years with Tourette's syndrome after John Davidson's racist outburst at the 2026 Baftas, exploring the limits of disability acceptance and societal inclusion.
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