TV CPR myths put lives at risk, study finds
New research reveals unrealistic TV CPR scenes confuse the public. Experts urge learning hands-only chest compressions to save the 30,000 UK cardiac arrest victims yearly.
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Mark Solms defends Freud in 'The Only Cure'
Neuroscientist Mark Solms launches a compelling defence of Freudian psychoanalysis, arguing it remains a vital, unique cure for mental suffering. Discover the evidence and the debate.
HPMC gel injections restore sight in hypotony patients
A low-cost gel used in routine eye surgery has restored vision to people with untreatable hypotony, Moorfields researchers reveal. Discover the breakthrough treatment.
Expert Winter Skincare & Haircare Tips for 2026
Struggling with dry, tight skin and brittle hair this winter? Dermatologist Dr Alia Ahmed reveals why cold weather wreaks havoc and shares essential tips to repair your skin barrier and lock in moisture.
Dogs protect owner with Alzheimer's on motorway
A daughter's story of her father's Alzheimer's journey, a terrifying motorway incident, and how his devoted dogs became his unwavering guardians. Discover the importance of early diagnosis.
New start after 60: Adopting a Guide Dog mum
After losing her husband and moving back from Germany, Helen Smith, 60, adopted a Guide Dog breeding mum named Blossom. This act transformed her life, bringing confidence, friendship, and a renewed sense of purpose. Discover her inspiring story.
Gaza Doctor Returns from Israeli Prison to Ruined Hospitals
Dr Ahmed Muhanna describes the destruction of Gaza's healthcare system after his release from Israeli detention, warning of soaring mortality rates and preventable deaths. Read his harrowing account.
Why Socialising Could Help You Live Longer
Neuroscientist Ben Rein explains the science behind why isolation is as harmful as chronic stress, and how friendship improves recovery from illness. Discover the brain chemistry of connection.
Mattel launches first autistic Barbie doll
Mattel introduces its first autistic Barbie, designed with input from the Autistic Self Advocacy Network. The doll features sensory-friendly accessories to promote inclusion and representation for children.
Newborn jaundice treated at home in Scotland
A new Hospital at Home service in Glasgow uses a light-therapy sleeping bag to treat neonatal jaundice, helping families avoid disruptive hospital readmissions. Discover how this innovation supports new parents.
Victoria bushfires destroy 350 structures, homes of volunteers lost
The devastating Victorian bushfires have now claimed 350 buildings, including the homes of volunteer firefighters. Authorities warn of a heightened fire risk later in January as the state launches an appeal.
How to fall in love with winter - podcast insights
Writer Katherine May shares her philosophy of 'wintering' - learning to embrace winter for rest, recovery, and joy. Discover practical tips to thrive in the coldest months.
Bondi hero officer Amy Scott faces breast cancer fight
Inspector Amy Scott, who stopped the Bondi Junction stabber, is now battling an aggressive form of breast cancer. The community has rallied, raising nearly $65,000 for her treatment.
Victoria Bushfires: State of Disaster After Devastating Heatwave
A state of disaster is in place across Victoria after extreme heat sparked devastating bushfires. One person has died, 300 structures are destroyed, and 350,000 hectares burned. Explore the latest on the emergency.
Woman's vision restored by pioneering eye gel treatment
Nicki Guy, 47, lost her vision to a rare condition but is now close to driving again after revolutionary HPMC gel injections at Moorfields Eye Hospital. Read her inspiring story.
Linda Clark fractures shoulder in terrifying ice fall
Celebrity Gogglebox star Linda Clark reveals she's 'black' with bruises after slipping on ice and fracturing her shoulder. The 73-year-old was rushed to hospital amid UK freeze.
Reggie Yates feared losing use of hand after tumour surgery
BBC presenter Reggie Yates opens up about the 'toughest moment' after a hand tumour discovery. He details the surgery, the wait for results, and his powerful perspective on recovery. Read his full story.
The Traitors star's horror bike crash needed surgery
The Traitors contestant Amanda Collier reveals a 2022 cycling accident in France caused 'the most pain of her life' and required emergency surgery. Read her full story.
Germany rejects RFK Jr's Covid vaccine prosecution claims
German Health Minister Nina Warken has issued a sharp rebuke to US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr, calling his claims about doctors facing legal action for mask and vaccine exemptions 'completely unfounded'. Read the full story.
Obituary: Nurse Meg Turner's 30-year career remembered
Tributes are paid to Meg Turner, a dedicated nurse, ward sister and carer trainer whose career spanned over three decades across England and Wales. Read her remarkable story.
Lack of sleep can cut years off your life, study finds
New research reveals getting under seven hours of sleep is a major risk for a shorter life, second only to smoking. Experts urge prioritising rest for long-term health.
US RSV Vaccine Curb Sparks Fears of Infant Hospital Surge
New US restrictions on the RSV vaccine for infants, led by Trump officials, clash with mounting evidence of the jab's dramatic success in preventing hospitalisations. Experts warn the move will leave most babies vulnerable.
Disabled woman shares dating's most dreaded question
A woman with cerebral palsy recounts the blunt first-date question she's faced for years and why 'stay positive' advice fails to tackle disability stigma. Read her powerful story.
Does 'Faking It Till You Make It' Really Work?
Explore the psychology behind the 'fake it till you make it' mantra. Can confidence be a performance? Read expert insights and real-life experiences.
Hidden pesticide danger in UK floristry industry
UK florists face serious health risks from unregulated pesticide residues on imported flowers. Experts warn of cancer links and call for urgent safety reforms.
Bulk-billing GP clinics surge after Australian incentive
Analysis reveals a near-doubling of fully bulk-billing GP clinics in Australia following a new 12.5% Medicare incentive. Discover the regional disparities and expert critiques of the policy's long-term impact.
Trans Man: Top Surgery Saved My Life After 6-Year Wait
Oscar Sharples shares his journey from a suicide attempt at 16 to life-saving top surgery, highlighting the crisis of 42,000 trans people waiting for NHS gender care.
Screen Time Damages Toddlers' Speech, UK Study Warns
UK government research reveals toddlers with high screen use have significantly smaller vocabularies. New guidance for parents is due in April. Learn the facts and expert advice.
Four dead, five in hospital after Bolton crash
Four people have died and five are in hospital after a serious collision between a red Seat Leon and a Citroen Picasso on Wigan Road, Bolton. Police appeal for witnesses.
Paddy McGuinness shows off dramatic 75 Hard challenge results
TV star Paddy McGuinness unveils his incredible physical transformation after completing the gruelling '75 Hard' fitness challenge, sharing before-and-after photos and his journey back to health.
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