1% of Women Name All Five Gynaecological Cancers
New research reveals just 1% of women can name all five gynaecological cancers, with 31% avoiding medical advice for symptoms. The Lady Garden Foundation calls for urgent awareness.
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Teen Dies Hours After Meningitis Symptoms Appear
Lewis Waters, a Henley College student, died within hours of feeling ill from meningitis. Two other cases reported in Reading. UKHSA considers broader vaccination.
Student Nurse Mistook Deadly Cancer for Cold
Ayley Crawford, 21, thought she had a cold but was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia. After chemo and a stem cell transplant, she is now in remission.
Two Children Treated for Meningitis After Student Death
Two pupils from Reading schools are receiving treatment for meningitis following the death of a student at Henley College. UKHSA says cases are not linked to Kent outbreak.
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Vasectomy Decline Misinterpreted Due to Incomplete NHS Data
Dr Gareth James argues that the apparent decline in vasectomies is due to underfunding and restricted access, not lack of demand, as community procedures are excluded from official figures.
Partner Sleeps 10 Hours: Accept or Change?
A woman struggles with her partner's 10-12 hour sleep habit. Advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith suggests accepting the difference and finding cooperative solutions.
Drug Counselor Sentenced in Matthew Perry Ketamine Death
Erik Fleming, a drug addiction counselor, was sentenced to two years in prison for delivering ketamine that killed Friends actor Matthew Perry in 2023.
NHS Calls for Black Blood Donors Amid Sickle Cell Surge
Demand for blood to treat sickle cell disease has soared 132% in 10 years. NHS appeals for more Black donors as they are under-represented.
50+ Hours Care Weekly Linked to Cognitive Decline
A UK study finds that caring for 50+ hours weekly accelerates cognitive decline in older adults, while 5-9 hours boosts brain health. Experts urge more support for carers.
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Doctor: Talking About Death Isn't Giving Up, It's Peace
Dr Michelle Hills, chief medical officer at Martin House Children's Hospice, says families often fear that discussing death means giving up, but it actually allows for better end-of-life care.
PCOS Renamed to PMOS in Landmark Move for Women's Health
After over a decade of campaigning, PCOS has been renamed to polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS) to end misconceptions and improve diagnosis and treatment for millions of women.
PCOS Renamed to PMOS in Landmark Health Move
After 14 years of campaigning, PCOS is renamed PMOS to end misconceptions about cysts, aiming to improve diagnosis and treatment for millions of women worldwide.
6,000+ Children Treated at NHS Obesity Clinics
New NHS data reveals over 6,000 children, some as young as four, have been treated at specialist weight-loss clinics, sparking calls for urgent action on junk food.
Mouth-Body Connection: Oral Health and Overall Wellness
Scientists find links between gum disease and heart disease, diabetes, dementia, and arthritis. Proper brushing and flossing may reduce risks.
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Hantavirus Cruise Passengers Arrive at UK Hospital
Twenty British passengers and crew from a hantavirus-stricken cruise ship have arrived at a Merseyside hospital after testing negative for the virus. They will isolate for 72 hours.
Black Stroke Survivor: Awareness Is Vital
A Black stroke survivor shares her story after King's College research shows stroke incidences are 131% higher in Black African populations. She urges awareness and early detection.
Kitten Rescued from Glue Bucket Finds Forever Home
A two-month-old kitten named Elmer, rescued from a bucket of glue and saved with canola oil baths, has been adopted by his foster parent, Leah Owens, 72.
Iran War Drives UK Condom Prices Up 30%, STI Surge Warning
Doctors warn the UK could see an STI surge as the Iran War pushes condom prices up 30%. Free condoms from clinics may not offset cost barriers.
De-prescribing: Why Less Medication Can Be More for Seniors
Learn about de-prescribing, a structured process to stop unnecessary medications. With 40% of Australians over 75 on five or more drugs, this could reduce harm and hospital admissions.
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Man on Fire Pulls Car with Penis for Cancer Awareness
John Stephenson, 50, pulled a two-tonne car with his penis while on fire to raise awareness for prostate cancer and men's mental health.
Beverly Callard Celebrates Positive Cancer Update
Coronation Street star Beverley Callard shares great news after breast cancer surgery, revealing lymph node test results show low aggression, allowing radiotherapy to proceed.
From Cancer Diagnosis to Cancer-Free: A 10-Month Journey
Sean Scanlon shares his wife Zoe's battle with metastatic breast cancer, from diagnosis to remission, and their plans for the future after a miraculous recovery.
UK Medicine Shortage: War in Iran Disrupts Supply Chains
The war between the US, Israel, and Iran has caused a medicine shortage in the UK, with long pharmacy queues, price hikes, and rationing. Key drugs like Ritalin and propranolol are affected.
Why Routine Cancer Tests Have Age Limits
Routine cancer screening tests have age limits based on risk-benefit analysis, aiming to reduce harm from overdiagnosis and false positives while maximizing benefits for those most at risk.
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Martha's Rule Saved Over 500 Lives
Over 500 patients received life-saving care after Martha's rule, allowing second opinions in hospitals, was introduced in England in 2024.
ALS Patient Dies on 44th Birthday by Euthanasia
Marc Girod, diagnosed with ALS at 41, chose euthanasia on his 44th birthday. He lived fully, traveled the world, and said goodbye to loved ones.
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.
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.
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.
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French Teen Faces Jail for Licking Straw Prank
A French teenager is facing up to two years in prison after licking a straw and placing it back in a vending machine, sparking public nuisance charges.
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