Biologist's Community-Led Lion Conservation in Zimbabwe
Moreangels Mbizah founded Wildlife Conservation Action after a tragic lion attack. Her community-based strategies have reduced human-wildlife conflict by 98% in Zimbabwe's Mbire district.
Category : Health
Cuba's Fuel Crisis Wrecks Healthcare and Water Access
Cuba's deepening energy crisis, worsened by the US blockade, has led to postponed surgeries, risky conditions for newborns, and loss of clean water, with the UN scaling up humanitarian response.
Suicidal Prisoner Dies Hours After Arrival at HMP Wandsworth
A watchdog found serious failings at HMP Wandsworth after Waleed Ali, 54, took his own life hours into his arrival, despite clear suicide risk indicators being missed by staff.
Royal Holloway Grad Warns London Workers Burn Out Silently
Isaac Kenyon, Royal Holloway graduate and eco-adventurer, warns that high-pressure London workplaces are causing silent burnout. He advocates for sustainable performance and recovery.
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Peep Show Star Matt King Shares Health Update After Stroke
Matt King, known for playing Super Hans in Peep Show, reveals he suffered a rare spinal cord stroke, leaving him temporarily paralysed. He shares recovery update from hospital.
Peep Show Star Matt King Paralysed After Rare Spinal Stroke
Matt King, known for playing Super Hans in Peep Show, reveals he suffered a rare spinal cord stroke, causing temporary paralysis. He is now recovering.
The Inner Table Podcast Challenges Alcohol Demonization
Wine columnist Libby Brodie and wellness expert Anna Lancaster launch The Inner Table, a podcast exploring the intersection of wellness, wine, and food, advocating for balance and joy.
Dad 'Clinically Dead' for 10 Minutes Describes Peaceful Sleep
Matthew Allick, 43, from East London, died for 10 minutes after a heart attack. He wrote a book about his experience and how it transformed his life perspective.
Grace Beverley's Tuna Habit Led to Mercury Poisoning Risk
Grace Beverley, founder of TALA and Shreddy, reveals her daily tuna consumption led to dangerously high mercury and arsenic levels, prompting a doctor's warning.
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Camp Mystic Owner Apologizes for Flood Tragedy
Owner of Camp Mystic in Texas issues public apology after devastating flood claims lives of campers and staff, pledging full cooperation with investigations.
Wellness Culture Sells Vaginal Products You Don't Need
The billion-dollar feminine probiotic industry promises healthier vaginas, but experts say the science is unsettled and most products lack evidence.
Advanced Practitioners in NHS: No Safety Gap
Readers respond to BMA warnings about advanced practitioners in the NHS, citing evidence of safety and the need for collaborative workforce solutions.
Knee Surgery for Cartilage Damage May Be Ineffective, Study Finds
A 10-year trial suggests partial meniscectomy for meniscus tears does not benefit patients, leading to worse knee function and osteoarthritis compared to sham surgery.
Non-Invasive Scan for Endometriosis Shows Promise in Trial
A trial of a radiotracer called maraciclatide shows it can detect endometriosis non-invasively, potentially reducing diagnostic delays from years to weeks.
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Higher Taxes on Alcohol and Junk Food Urged to Fight Liver Disease
A commission of experts calls for sharp tax increases on alcohol and unhealthy food to address Europe's 284,000 annual liver disease deaths, urging governments to implement health warnings and advertising restrictions.
AFL Star Nathan O'Driscoll Shares Depression Struggle
Fremantle Dockers player Nathan O'Driscoll reveals his battle with depression, highlighting mental health challenges in professional sports and the importance of seeking help.
UK Health Decline, Sub-Two-Hour Marathon, Spooky Houses
Explore why UK health is declining, how runners may break the two-hour marathon barrier, and the science behind spooky old houses in this podcast recap.
Writer: Violence Against Women at Breaking Point
Jeff Pope, writer of ITV drama 'Believe Me' about John Worboys survivors, says violence against women is at a breaking point and police must change how sexual assault cases are handled.
Racial Bias in Maternity Care: New Evidence
Fresh evidence highlights systemic racial discrimination in UK maternity care, with Black and Asian women facing higher risks and poorer outcomes. Experts call for urgent reforms.
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Toe Challenge Improves Mood Instantly, Therapist Says
Learn the 'toe challenge' — a simple, silly foot exercise that can boost your mood by creating a sense of achievement. Plus, other quick mood-lifting hacks.
Why UK Office Loo Lurking Is a Mental Health Red Flag
Half of UK office workers admit to hiding in toilets for mental health breaks. Experts say this 'loo lurking' signals workplace culture problems that bosses must address.
Best PDRN Skincare Products for Glass Skin
Discover the best PDRN serums, creams, and masks derived from salmon DNA. Top picks for glowing, hydrated, and youthful skin. Expert reviews inside.
Sam Neill Cancer-Free After CAR T-Cell Therapy
Sam Neill announces he is cancer-free after undergoing CAR T-cell therapy in an Australian clinical trial, advocating for expanded access to the treatment for blood cancer patients.
RACP Implodes: Internal Battle for Control Intensifies
Police were called to a tumultuous meeting of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians as rival leaders clash, highlighting deep dysfunction and cultural problems in medicine.
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Specialist Care After First Miscarriage Could Prevent 10,000 Losses
A UK study finds that providing specialised care after a first miscarriage, instead of waiting for three, could prevent about 10,000 pregnancy losses annually, reducing future miscarriage risk.
Disabled Britons Face Rising Abuse Over Blue Badges
Disabled people using blue badges report increased harassment, including verbal abuse and physical intimidation, as anti-benefits rhetoric grows. Many face accusations of faking disabilities.
Air Pollution in Pregnancy Delays Baby Speech: Study
A King's College London study found that babies exposed to air pollution in the first trimester take longer to learn to speak, with premature babies also facing impaired motor skills.
Crying About My Cleft Lip at 60 Changed Me
At a party, I met another woman with a cleft lip. Our conversation unlocked decades of suppressed emotions, leading to tears and healing.
Racism Stress Linked to Black Maternal Death Risk
A Cambridge study finds socioenvironmental stressors like racism may explain why black women are more likely to die during childbirth, affecting key biological pathways.
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Scientists Unlock Secret of Mayfly's Ancient Dance
New research reveals why male mayflies perform a bizarre vertical flight pattern: to identify females and ensure successful mating in their short lives.
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