GP Calls parkrun Her 'Church' After Saving Life at Start Line
Wendy White, a London GP, shares how parkrun transformed her health and community spirit, including a dramatic life-saving moment at Bushy Park.
Category : Health
Nipah Virus Death in Bangladesh Confirmed by WHO
The World Health Organization reports a fatal case of Nipah virus in Bangladesh, prompting increased health monitoring and public awareness efforts in the region.
Britain's Sandwich Carers Crisis: The Exhausting Reality
An in-depth look at the 2.4 million UK sandwich carers balancing work, childcare and elderly care, with personal stories revealing the emotional and financial toll of this hidden crisis.
Texas Doctor Indicted Over Falsified Transplant Records
A Houston transplant surgeon faces federal charges for allegedly falsifying medical records, making five patients ineligible for liver transplants. Three patients died while awaiting surgery.
NHS Cancer Hiring Freezes Double, Risk Patient Lives
Half of UK cancer treatment centres faced recruitment bans in 2025, doubling from previous year. Doctors warn of dangerous delays in diagnosis and treatment.
UK Mothers Demand Honest NHS Support in Perinatal Crisis
UK mothers reveal shocking gaps in NHS perinatal mental health support, calling for honest conversations about motherhood's realities and systemic healthcare failures.
Dementia Care: Reading and Music Unlock Worlds
Readers share powerful stories of using reading and music to connect with loved ones living with dementia, challenging misconceptions and advocating for person-centred care.
London Fire Service Faces Triple Threat: Wildfires, E-Bikes, High-Rises
London Fire Commissioner Jonathan Smith warns the capital faces unprecedented fire risks from climate change, lithium-ion batteries and tall buildings, calling for more funding to tackle the 'new normal'.
Period Blood Test Could Transform Cervical Cancer Screening
A groundbreaking study reveals menstrual blood testing for HPV could provide a convenient, non-invasive alternative to traditional cervical screening methods.
Australia's Social Media Ban Risks Isolating Disabled Kids
Advocacy groups caution that Australia's proposed social media ban could isolate children with disabilities, who rely on online platforms for connection and support.
Tahini Recalled Over Peanut Allergy Fears
Darna Tahini has been urgently recalled by Aytac Foods Distribution Limited after contamination with peanuts, posing a serious risk to those with allergies.
Pakistan Mosque Bombing Kills 31 in Islamabad
A devastating explosion at the Khadija al-Kubra mosque in Islamabad during Friday prayers has killed at least 31 people and injured 169 others, with emergency services rushing victims to hospital.
Baby Formula Recalls Over Toxin Fears
Major baby formula brands including Aptamil, Cow & Gate, and SMA face urgent recalls across the UK after dozens of children developed symptoms linked to harmful toxins.
Dehydration Dangers: What Not Drinking Water Does to Your Body
Nearly two-thirds of Brits don't drink enough water, leading to headaches, fatigue, and serious health risks. A GP explains symptoms, daily requirements, and why tea and beer don't help hydration.
£1bn London Cancer Hub Expansion Approved in Sutton
Sutton Council has approved a £1bn expansion of the London Cancer Hub, creating world-leading research facilities but facing criticism over traffic impacts and allotment displacement.
Whisker Fatigue: The Pain of Growing Out Pubic Hair
As natural pubic hair styles regain popularity, many women report discomfort dubbed 'whisker fatigue' - a sharp, irritating pain from long, coarse hairs tugging at skin.
Breath-Holding Orgasm Technique Explained by Experts
Sexual health experts reveal why many women instinctively hold their breath during climax, how it intensifies pleasure, and whether this common technique has any health implications.
Smoke Alarms Save Children in Southall Fire
Fourteen people, including six children, escaped unharmed from a devastating fire that destroyed two homes in Southall after working smoke alarms alerted them to the danger.
TikTok's Addictive Design Faces EU Scrutiny
The European Commission has issued a preliminary ruling against TikTok, alleging its app design is addictive and violates digital service regulations, potentially leading to significant fines.
Toddler Hospitalised After Dog Attack in Romford Park
A two-year-old girl was rushed to hospital with injuries after an alleged attack by two Rottweiler-style dogs in Raphael Park, Romford. Police have seized the animals and are investigating.
London Clinic's Legal Ketamine Therapy for Mental Health
A London therapist provides legal ketamine-based treatments costing £3,000 for depression and PTSD, with a cosy clinic setting and strict safety protocols.
Nigeria's Health System: A Lethal Lottery of Survival
Recent tragedies in Nigeria, including a singer's death from a snakebite, expose a collapsing health system where survival depends on geography, wealth, and chance.
NHS Doctor Arrested for Child Sex Offences in Wales
A 52-year-old NHS consultant has been arrested on suspicion of sex offences involving a teenage girl in Swansea, following a vigilante group report.
Addiction Training for Lawyers by A.O. Shearman
A.O. Shearman introduces specialised substance addiction training for lawyers, addressing rising workplace issues and enhancing client support in the legal sector.
Kent Dad Quadriplegic After Serious Car Crash
Steven Gibbons from Broadstairs, Kent, faces life in a wheelchair after a crash severed his spinal cord, impacting his ability to hug his young daughter.
London's Best GPs Named in Awards Ceremony
Twelve medical professionals have been recognised as London's best GPs across various categories at the annual London General Practice Awards, celebrating excellence in healthcare.
Scabies Cases Rise: How to Eliminate the Parasite
As scabies infections increase by 44%, learn expert tips on treatment, home cleaning, and prevention strategies for this highly contagious skin condition.
3-2-1 Sleep Rule: Expert's Guide to Better Rest
Wellbeing expert Nicola Elliott shares the 3-2-1 rule for sleep preparation, explaining how avoiding food, work, and screens before bed can improve sleep quality and reduce stress.
Study Finds 23% of UK Supermarket Soups Exceed Salt Targets
Research by Action on Salt and Sugar shows nearly a quarter of supermarket soups contain excessive salt, with some brands surpassing daily limits and raising health concerns.
Council pays £900 over adoption complaint failures
A South London couple has received £900 compensation after Lewisham Council mishandled their adoption complaint, causing distress and delays in the process.
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