NHS AI blood test could spare women from painful cancer exam
A new AI-powered blood test trialled by the NHS could spare 18,000 women a year from painful transvaginal ultrasound scans for womb cancer, with 99% accuracy.
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I broke my arm seven times – and finally listened to my body
A man who broke his right arm seven times as a child reflects on ignoring his body's signals and learning to listen after a masseuse said his arm was 'haunted'.
Cancer survival rises to 72%, vaccination rates fall
Five-year cancer survival in Australia increased from 50% to 72% over 30 years, but childhood vaccination rates have declined, raising concerns about measles and whooping cough.
Survivors of Forced Adoption Share Trauma After Starmer Apology
Survivors of forced adoption in England and Wales share their stories of lifelong trauma following Keir Starmer's apology for the state's role in the postwar removal of babies from unmarried mothers.
Girl, 12, had unnecessary chemo after NHS misdiagnosis
A 12-year-old girl underwent six rounds of unnecessary chemotherapy after being misdiagnosed with Juvenile Dermatomyositis. She actually had a rare genetic condition, Emery-Dreifuss muscular dystrophy.
TV chef Tim Bilton: stage 4 cancer dormant after 13 years
TV chef Tim Bilton, 54, announced his stage 4 melanoma is dormant after a 13-year battle, thanking his wife and oncologist for support.
London teen's heatwave headaches sign of ruptured tumour
Danielle Andersen, 17, mistook her headaches for dehydration during a heatwave, but they were caused by a ruptured dermoid cyst. Surgery led to a stroke, but she is recovering.
Rapid endometriosis tests to be available on NHS in England and Wales
Two rapid tests for endometriosis, EndoSure and Endotest, have been approved for NHS use in England and Wales, potentially reducing diagnosis from years to minutes.
Why I Chose a Caesarean: Amid Failing Maternity Care
Sharon Gaffka explains why she opted for an elective caesarean, citing loss of autonomy and poor communication in UK maternity services, as NHS figures show C-sections now outnumber vaginal births.
New non-invasive tests speed endometriosis diagnosis
NICE approves two non-invasive tests for endometriosis: a saliva test (Endotest) and a gut electrical signal test (EndoSure), cutting diagnosis time from nearly a decade. The tests will be used and funded by the NHS while more data is collected.
Woman, 24, thanks paramedic who saved her life
Anjali, 24, thanked paramedic Alex Pugsley for saving her life after a suicide attempt in 2024. She is now a mental health advocate.
Bryan Johnson reveals incurable autoimmune disease
Billionaire biohacker Bryan Johnson, known for extreme anti-ageing efforts including son's blood plasma, discloses he has autoimmune gastritis, an incurable stomach condition.
Man who never had a sick day in 17 years gets incurable cancer
Andy Young, 62, was diagnosed with incurable myeloma after retiring. His main symptom was 'going off beer'. He now supports Myeloma UK's campaign.
Emmerdale: Dingle family faces another cancer blow
In Emmerdale, Cain Dingle's prostate cancer may have spread, and now the family learns Monty the dog might have cancer, adding to Kyle's struggles.
Woman diagnosed with MS after neck tingling at 27
Maz Gould, 27, was diagnosed with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis in August 2025 after waking up with neck tingling. Her mother also has MS, giving her a 1.5% risk. She now manages the condition with monthly injections.
Cruz Beckham's girlfriend marks spinal surgery anniversary
Jackie Apostel, girlfriend of Cruz Beckham, posed topless to mark two years since her spinal fusion surgery, sharing a message about scars and recovery.
Bedridden mum's 100 hours of therapy after breakdown
Kelly Jeffery, 41, had a nervous breakdown in 2022, becoming bedridden and unable to care for herself or her son. Up to 100 hours of private therapy helped her transform her core beliefs.
Lisa Faulkner thanks fans after breast cancer update
Lisa Faulkner, 54, thanked fans for support after revealing her breast cancer diagnosis and successful surgery, now awaiting radiotherapy.
NHS 'marathon a month' challenge offers prizes for walking
The NHS will offer shopping vouchers and discounts to people who walk 30 minutes daily in a 'marathon a month' challenge, aiming to boost physical activity and reduce health risks.
Toddler's meltdowns were rare blood cancer
A two-year-old's tantrums and fatigue were dismissed as 'terrible twos' until a blood test revealed acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, a rare and aggressive cancer.
Jesy Nelson shares twins' SMA diagnosis footage
Jesy Nelson has shared emotional footage from her Amazon Prime series showing the moment she learned her twins have spinal muscular atrophy, urging awareness for newborn screening.
Sheffield United lacked resources for women's team, inquest hears
Former physio tells inquest that Sheffield United's transition to full-time status for women's team was rushed, with insufficient resources to support players before Maddy Cusack's death.
Sensory toys pulled over asbestos contamination risk
Tickit Sensory Blocks have been recalled after the sand inside may be contaminated with trace asbestos. The batch was sold between May 2025 and March 2026.
MasterChef star Lisa Faulkner, 54, reveals breast cancer
Lisa Faulkner, 54, reveals she has breast cancer after a mammogram, underwent surgery, and will have radiotherapy. She urges women to attend screenings.
Danny Glover Reveals Alzheimer's Diagnosis at 79
Danny Glover, 79, reveals Alzheimer's diagnosis. The Lethal Weapon actor says 'I don't feel like it's the end of my life. There's work to do.'
Danny Glover, 79, reveals Alzheimer's diagnosis
Danny Glover, 79, announced his Alzheimer's diagnosis on The Today Show, saying he can live with it and emphasizing moments he'll never forget.
Kate completes Three Peaks challenge for cancer charity
The Princess of Wales climbed Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon within 24 hours, raising funds for The Royal Marsden cancer charity, 18 months after her own cancer remission.
Child mental health referrals hit 1 million in England
Over 1 million children were referred to mental health services in England last year, a 10% rise, prompting the children's commissioner to call for a system overhaul.
170,000 obesity heart deaths predicted in England by 2035
About 170,000 people in England are expected to die from obesity-related heart conditions by 2035, warns the British Heart Foundation, urging government action.
De-diagnosed at 61: Mike Bell's Parkinson's journey
Mike Bell spent eight years living with a Parkinson's diagnosis before a new consultant de-diagnosed him at 61, leaving him relieved but adrift.
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