Woman's 'Unfixable' Giant Hernia After Multiple Surgeries
Amy Bamford, 35, lives with a giant incisional hernia doctors say cannot be repaired due to complex medical history and risks. Her story highlights surgical complications.
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Families Plead to Keep Texas Camp Closed After 27 Deaths
Grieving parents urge against reopening a Texas summer camp where 27 children and adults died in a devastating flood, as legal battles and investigations continue.
Meghan Markle: 'Most Trolled Person in the World' for 10 Years
Meghan Markle reveals she endured daily online bullying for a decade, calling herself the 'most trolled person in the entire world' during a mental health discussion in Australia with Prince Harry.
Dysfunctional Breathing: A Silent Health Crisis Uncovered
Many healthy adults unknowingly suffer from dysfunctional breathing, a condition causing breathlessness and anxiety. Learn how to identify and treat this common but overlooked respiratory issue.
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Trump: Diet Soda Kills Cancer Cells, Doctors Dispute Claim
Former President Donald Trump reportedly believes diet soda can prevent cancer, a claim revealed by Dr. Mehmet Oz. Medical experts quickly refuted the assertion, emphasizing no scientific evidence supports soda as a cancer treatment.
Izal Toilet Paper: Psychiatric Relapses and Jazz Instruments
A London psychiatric hospital's switch to Izal medicated toilet roll in the 1970s inadvertently caused relapse rates to spike due to its 'Now wash your hands' message. Meanwhile, creative uses included tracing paper and musical instruments in jazz clubs.
DNA Test Identifies Which Identical Twin Fathered a Child
A professor challenges a court ruling, asserting molecular genetics can resolve paternity in monozygotic twin cases, despite high testing costs.
Doctors Divided Over NHS Strikes: Diplomacy Urged
Two senior doctors respond to the ongoing NHS strikes, highlighting internal divisions among resident doctors while calling for diplomatic solutions to resolve the healthcare crisis.
North England Accidental Deaths Double London's, Tied to Deprivation
A RoSPA report reveals stark regional disparities in accidental deaths, with northern England rates twice London's. Deprivation is a key factor, with overall deaths rising 8%.
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Alzheimer's Drugs Show 'Trivial' Impact in Review
A comprehensive Cochrane review of 17 clinical trials finds anti-amyloid Alzheimer's drugs have no meaningful effect on cognitive decline, challenging their 'gamechanger' status.
Eswatini's Malaria Fight: Climate and Migration Challenges
Eswatini faces renewed malaria threats after four years without cases, as climate change and informal migration from neighboring countries complicate elimination efforts. The nation's surveillance teams work tirelessly to contain outbreaks.
Boring Chats' Value and El Niño-Alzheimer's Evidence Reviewed
A new podcast explores how everyday conversations boost mental health and reviews evidence linking Super El Niño events to Alzheimer's disease risks, highlighting surprising connections in science.
Barnsley NHS Hub in Shopping Centre Saves High Street
Barnsley's innovative NHS outpatient centre in a former Wilko store improves healthcare access while revitalizing the local high street with increased footfall and spending.
Teen Stabbed in Croydon Shopping Area, Investigation Underway
A 16-year-old boy was stabbed in front of shoppers on North End in Croydon town centre. Police have set up a cordon and are urging witnesses to come forward as the investigation continues.
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IBS and Bad Breath: The Gut Connection You Need to Know
Discover how irritable bowel syndrome can cause sulfuric, musty breath through gut imbalances, fermentation, and bacterial overgrowth, plus expert tips for management.
Horoscope April 16, 2026: Today's Zodiac Predictions
Explore astrological forecasts for April 16, 2026, with Mars in Aries and Pluto in Aquarius influencing self-worth and relationships. Get personalized insights for all 12 star signs.
Taylor Momsen Hospitalized After Spider Bite on Tour
Singer Taylor Momsen was rushed to hospital after a venomous spider bite during her AC/DC tour in Mexico, marking another wild animal encounter for the rock star.
Londoners Oppose Cancer Hospital Expansion Over Sunlight Blocking
Residents in west London object to Royal Marsden Hospital expansion plans, citing concerns over blocked sunlight, noise pollution, and traffic congestion, while being labeled as 'NIMBYs' by critics.
Surgeon Charged with Manslaughter Over Wrong Organ Removal
A Florida surgeon faces second-degree manslaughter charges after allegedly removing a patient's liver instead of his spleen, causing fatal blood loss during a laparoscopic surgery in 2024.
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Catastrophizing: How to Stop Assuming the Worst
Experts explain catastrophizing, a common cognitive distortion where people jump to worst-case scenarios, and offer practical techniques to break the habit and improve mental wellbeing.
Extra £1bn for Infected Blood Scandal Victims Announced
The UK government has allocated an additional £1 billion for victims of the infected blood scandal, including increased payments for former Treloar's College pupils and other affected individuals.
Florida Surgeon Indicted for Wrong Organ Removal in Fatal Surgery
A Florida surgeon faces manslaughter charges after removing a patient's liver instead of spleen during a 2024 operation, leading to catastrophic blood loss and death on the operating table.
Streeting Launches NHS Women's Health Strategy Against Misogyny
Health Secretary Wes Streeting vows to tackle 'medical misogyny' in the NHS with a renewed women's health strategy, aiming to end gaslighting and improve care access for conditions like endometriosis.
UCLA Doctor Guilty of 13 Sexual Abuse Charges, 11-Year Sentence
James Heaps, a former UCLA gynecologist, pleaded guilty to 13 felony sexual abuse charges involving five victims and was sentenced to 11 years in prison, after an earlier conviction was overturned.
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New Dads Demand Support for Modern Fatherhood Challenges
A new report highlights that many fathers want to break from traditional roles but lack structural support, calling for systemic changes in health services and workplaces.
Tate Modern Victim's Recovery Takes 'Sad Step Backwards'
The family of the French boy thrown from the Tate Modern balcony in 2019 says his rehabilitation has become more difficult after recent surgery, delaying his return to school.
Harry Joins AFL Stars in Melbourne for Men's Mental Health Focus
Prince Harry engaged with Australian football players and the Wiggles at a Movember event in Melbourne, discussing new fatherhood challenges and mental health awareness during his Australian tour.
Thomas Delaney's Journey from Ketamine Addiction to Recovery
Thomas Delaney shares his harrowing battle with ketamine addiction, which began in his teens and led to severe health issues, before finding recovery and purpose through rehabilitation and advocacy work.
Cubans Self-Medicate as Mental Health Crisis Worsens
In Cuba, a severe economic crisis and US sanctions are driving a surge in self-medication with prescription drugs and herbal remedies, exacerbating mental health issues across the island.
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US Vaccine Guidance Falls Apart Under Trump Administration
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