Babies Under One Year Old Practice Deception, Study Finds
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.
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Susie Wiles Diagnosed with Breast Cancer, to Keep Working
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.
Kent Meningitis Outbreak Sparks Student Panic, Exams Online
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.
Judge Blocks RFK Jr's Vaccine Committee Overhaul
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.
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Medical Cannabis Ineffective for Mental Health, Review Finds
International researchers find 'very little evidence' that medical cannabis effectively treats anxiety, anorexia, PTSD, and other common mental health disorders.
Raw Farm Cheese Tied to E. Coli Outbreak, Tests Negative
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.
Injectable Peptide Craze: Unregulated Biohacking Sweeps Health
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.
Maternity Care Coercion: Women Denied Choice in England
A Birthrights report reveals systemic coercion in English maternity services, with women pressured into procedures without proper explanation or consent.
Heavy Proton Xi-cc-plus Found at CERN's Large Hadron Collider
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
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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.
Kent Meningitis Outbreak: Two Deaths, 11 Hospitalized (17.03.2026)
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.
Chaplain's Struggle: Housing NYC Homeless with Mental Illness
A mental health chaplain in New York City reveals the hidden complexities of housing homeless individuals with psychosis, navigating bureaucracy, delusions, and a fragile system that often fails those most in need.
Meningitis B Outbreak in Kent: Symptoms and Vaccine Issues
A meningitis B outbreak in Kent has killed two and left 15 seriously ill. Learn about symptoms, transmission risks like sharing vapes, and why teens lack vaccines.
Kent University Offers Meningitis B Jabs After Fatal Outbreak
A targeted vaccination programme is being rolled out at the University of Kent in Canterbury following a deadly meningitis B outbreak, with calls for a national NHS catchup campaign.
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Doctor-Patient Insights: Bedside Manner and Health System Lessons
Roland Bull shares his unique perspective as both a doctor and patient, highlighting the importance of bedside manner, the reality of medical research, and the active role in health management.
Honey's Healing Properties: Science vs. Myths
Research reveals honey's antimicrobial and prebiotic potential, but experts caution against overhyped health claims. Ancient remedy faces modern scientific scrutiny.
Emergency MenB Vaccine Program for Kent University Students
In response to a meningitis outbreak, the government confirms a targeted vaccination program for students at the University of Kent in Canterbury, addressing gaps in NHS coverage since 2015.
Hartlepool Bans Memorial Benches as Town Overwhelmed by 275
Hartlepool becomes first UK council to ban memorial benches after audit reveals 275 tributes causing obstructions for wheelchair users and pushchairs. Families suggested to plant trees instead.
Husband's Secret Sperm Donor Life Shatters Wife's World
A mother-of-five discovered her husband of 20 years was secretly donating sperm to young women online, driven by a pregnancy fetish, leading to trauma and a fractured marriage.
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Police Seek Two Missing Teens in West London
Hillingdon Police appeal for public assistance to locate Ethan and Morgan-Leigh, both aged 14, who have been missing from Feltham since March 8, 2026.
Father Warned Universities Before Son's Meningitis Death
A grieving father tried to alert universities about meningitis risks after his son died, but claims his warnings were ignored as outbreaks continue.
London Woman Treated for Suspected Meningitis in Kent Outbreak
Health officials investigate a possible meningitis case in London as a woman with no known links to Canterbury develops symptoms following the deadly Kent outbreak that has claimed two lives.
Kent Meningitis Outbreak: Vaccine Gaps Blamed for Spread
A meningitis B outbreak in Kent has claimed two lives, with experts pointing to gaps in the vaccine programme for teenagers and young adults as a key factor in the spread.
Babies Learn to Lie as Early as 8 Months, Study Finds
Groundbreaking research shows infants develop deception skills much earlier than thought, with 25% understanding it by 10 months and half using tricks by 17 months.
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Woman Charged with Murder in Elephant and Castle Death
Joanna Cierpka, 51, has been charged with the murder of Henrik Slotsaa, 52, found dead in a Newington Causeway flat. She will appear in court as police investigate.
Meningitis Outbreak at Club Chemistry Claims Two Lives
A meningitis outbreak traced to Club Chemistry in Canterbury has resulted in two student deaths and multiple hospitalizations, prompting a massive public health response.
London Woman Has Meningitis Symptoms After Kent Outbreak
A woman from London with no known contact to Canterbury has developed potential meningitis symptoms, raising fears of wider spread. Health officials urge vigilance and antibiotic treatment for those exposed.
Polyamorous Mum Shares Juggling Partners and Parenting
Naomi Aldwyn-Allsworth, a survival specialist and polyamorist, discusses managing motherhood with multiple partners, transparency in relationships, and prioritizing her son in a new documentary.
London Marathon Dream: 75-Year-Old's Cancer Comeback
A 75-year-old London woman, diagnosed with myeloma after marathon training, aims to complete the London Marathon with her daughter, turning a health crisis into an inspiring journey of resilience and community support.
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Taskforce Aims to Improve NHS Maternity and Neonatal Care
A new government taskforce, chaired by Health Secretary Wes Streeting, is established to enhance the quality and safety of NHS maternity and neonatal services in England, addressing inequalities and implementing urgent reforms.
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