Major Incident at Southampton Hospital After Fire
A major incident has been declared at University Hospital Southampton after a fire caused significant damage, forcing the relocation of over 200 patients and cancellations.
Category : Health
Cancer Treatment Postcode Lottery in England
A new report reveals a deadly postcode lottery in England, restricting access to innovative cancer treatments and causing significant health inequalities.
Ex-NHS CEO Wins £1.4m Over 'Sham Investigations'
Dr Susan Gilby, former chief executive of Countess of Chester Hospital, secured a landmark £1.4m payout after an employment tribunal ruled she was unfairly dismissed for whistleblowing.
Afghan Women Face Medical Care Collapse Under Taliban
Dr Carol Mann warns that Afghanistan's ban on female education will eliminate women's healthcare as current female doctors retire with no replacements.
Man Rescued from Well in Cheadle High Street
A man was rescued by emergency services after falling into a well on Cheadle High Street in Staffordshire, with the incident involving multiple fire crews and road closures.
Student's Brain Tumour Diagnosis After Takeaway Collapse
A 23-year-old medical student from Liverpool shares his journey from unexplained exhaustion to a rare grade 4 brain tumour diagnosis, highlighting gaps in NHS care and fundraising for treatment.
Frank Tallis on Ageing Well and Midlife Wisdom
Clinical psychologist Frank Tallis discusses strategies for mental health in later life, addressing midlife crises, unconscious insights, and the importance of acceptance in his new book Wise.
Florida Bill to Weaken Child Vaccine Protections Advances
A Florida bill that would weaken vaccine protections for children has advanced in the state legislature, raising concerns about public health and child safety.
Glasgow Hospital Deaths Investigated as Political Pressure Alleged
Crown Office confirms investigation into seven patient deaths at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, with Scottish Labour alleging political pressure led to premature opening.
WW1 Bomb Removed from Man's Rectum in Toulouse
A 24-year-old man in Toulouse underwent surgery after inserting a 1918 artillery shell, prompting a bomb squad response. He faces potential weapons charges.
Swiss Bar Fire Death Toll Rises to 41 After Teen Dies
An 18-year-old Swiss national has died from injuries sustained in the New Year's bar fire at Le Constellation, bringing the total fatalities to 41 in one of Switzerland's worst modern disasters.
Father Paralysed After Tripping Over Garden Wall
A father-of-three from South Wales was instantly paralysed from the neck down after tripping over a 3ft garden wall at his daughter's 21st birthday celebration.
Secondary Infertility at 40: An IVF Journey
A fertility nutritionist shares her emotional journey through secondary infertility and multiple failed IVF transfers at age 40, culminating in a successful pregnancy.
Secondary Infertility: A Silent Struggle
Secondary infertility, the inability to conceive after having a child, is a growing but often overlooked issue affecting many families in the UK, with emotional and societal impacts.
Morning Jumping Routine: TikTok Trend's Health Impact
A viral TikTok trend involves jumping 50 times each morning for fitness. Experts weigh in on its health benefits and risks, offering insights for UK residents.
My Life Inside the Bizarre Orgasm Cult
Ruwan Meepagala recounts his journey from self-help videos to joining the controversial OneTaste organisation, detailing the manipulation, financial exploitation, and eventual legal reckoning.
Protein Bars: Healthy or Unhealthy? Experts Explain
Nutritionists discuss the health impacts of protein bars, highlighting concerns over processed ingredients and the importance of whole foods in your diet.
US Health Panel Recommends New Vaccine Guidelines
The CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices has proposed updated vaccine recommendations for the 2026-27 season, focusing on enhanced public health protection.
Why Rejection Can Be Good for You
Discover how embracing rejection can build psychological resilience, boost creativity, and improve social functioning, with insights from neuroscience and real-world examples.
Parenting Adult Children: A Guide for the Extended Adolescence
Neuroscience reveals adolescence extends to age 32, reshaping how parents treat adult children. A psychotherapist shares principles for building healthy relationships amid this developmental shift.
Reading Aloud: A Bridge Through Dementia's Fog
Journalist Jo Glanville shares how reading books to her parents with dementia uncovered their preserved cognitive abilities, challenging perceptions of late-stage dementia as 'living death'.
Parental Party Dilemma: When Kids' Social Lives Overwhelm
A mother reflects on the overwhelming schedule of children's birthday parties that dominates weekends, exploring the tension between social obligations and precious family time.
Jesy Nelson Criticises Healthcare Over Missed SMA Symptoms
Former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson expresses anger after healthcare professionals failed to spot spinal muscular atrophy symptoms in her twin daughters, now campaigning for newborn screening.
Major Incident: Fire at Southampton General Hospital
A major incident was declared after a fire broke out at Southampton General Hospital, leading to patient evacuations and road closures. Over 100 firefighters responded.
Major Incident After Fire at Southampton Hospital
A major incident has been declared following a fire at University Hospital Southampton. Patients were evacuated and roads closed, with no injuries reported.
Family Alive But I'm an Orphan: My Survival Story
An anonymous writer shares their journey of surviving childhood abuse and estrangement, explaining why they consider themselves an orphan despite having living relatives.
Menopause Tech Boom: Experts Warn of 'Gold Rush'
As the menopause market grows to £19bn, experts caution against unregulated products and advocate for evidence-based solutions over tech gadgets.
Catford Nursery Fire: 60 Firefighters Battle Blaze
A major fire at The Rushey Green Nursery in Catford required eight fire engines and 60 firefighters. The blaze destroyed half the roof but caused no injuries.
Ex-Army Chief Calls for MDMA Therapy Trials
Sir Nick Carter pushes for cheaper MDMA-assisted therapy trials after study shows 71% PTSD elimination in veterans, urging government classification changes.
London Loneliness Initiative Proves City's Friendliness
Jacob Ward moved to London expecting friendships but found isolation. His initiative Better Connections now brings people together through sports, challenging the myth that Londoners are unfriendly.
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