Katie Price: Son Harvey Needs Weight Loss Jabs to Survive
Katie Price expresses grave concern for her son Harvey's health, warning he could die from a heart attack without weight loss jabs due to his Prader-Willi syndrome.
Category : Health Policy
G7 Urged to Unite in Global Antibiotics Investment Drive
A new report calls for coordinated G7 investment to combat antibiotic resistance, warning of severe economic and health risks without urgent action.
Cancer Code Calls for School Air Filters and Energy Overhaul
The European Code Against Cancer highlights air pollution as a critical health threat, urging governments to relocate schools from busy roads, install air filters, and transition to cleaner energy systems to reduce cancer risks and improve public health.
Plasma Donor Deaths at Canadian Clinics Under Investigation
Two donors died after plasma donations at Grifols clinics in Winnipeg, raising safety concerns amid federal scrutiny over record-keeping and equipment issues.
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Cancer Diagnosis Performance Hits Two-Year Low in England
New data reveals England's cancer diagnosis performance worsened in January 2026, with over 27% of patients waiting longer than four weeks, missing NHS targets for the first time in four months.
UK Axes Global Health Programme Amid Aid Cuts
The UK government has terminated the Global Health Workforce Programme, which supported healthcare training in six African nations, citing budget constraints. Critics warn this move undermines pandemic preparedness and global health security.
London's Two-Tier Weight Loss Drug System Drives Black Market Sales
A City Hall report warns that London's slow NHS rollout of weight loss medications has created a dangerous two-tier system, forcing thousands to seek unregulated treatments from illicit sources.
Influencer's Chocolate Trick Eases IVF Injection Pain
Body-positive influencer Chessie King reveals a simple chocolate technique that helped reduce discomfort during 148 IVF injections on her challenging fertility journey to conceive her second child.
Palantir NHS Data Platform Raises Surveillance Concerns
Health justice charity Medact warns that Palantir's £330m NHS contract could enable data-driven state abuses, including potential UK immigration raids modeled on US ICE operations.
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Women's Biology Ignored in UK Back Pain Guidelines
A major study reveals UK clinical guidance fails to consider women's skeleton size, hormones, pregnancy, and menopause in musculoskeletal pain treatment, leading to worse care for female patients.
5 Warning Signs You're Eating Too Much Fibre, Says Doctor
A medical expert explains the digestive symptoms that indicate excessive fibre intake, from bloating to constipation, and provides guidance on healthy daily amounts.
Unethical Vaccine Trial in Africa Feared as Prototype for US Studies
A controversial hepatitis B vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau, involving Danish researchers with ties to US health officials, raises ethical alarms and fears it could model future studies under Robert F Kennedy Jr's administration.
New NHS Drug for Menopausal Hot Flushes Approved in England
Veoza, a non-hormonal treatment for menopausal hot flushes, has been approved for NHS use in England, offering relief to over 500,000 women for whom HRT is unsuitable.
Private Health Scans from £80 with Fast Results
Private MRI, CT, and ultrasound scans are now available online from £80, delivering results in hours instead of weeks, without GP referrals, as demand for quick diagnostics grows.
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UK Junk Food Ad Ban Diluted, May Be Ineffective: Experts
Health experts warn that the UK's new junk food advertising restrictions have been so weakened they may fail to reduce childhood obesity significantly.
Doctors Face 'Difficult' Patients: Empathy and Support Needed
A study reveals one in six patients are deemed difficult by doctors, often due to mental health or chronic pain. Experts argue for better training and resources to address this challenge.
RFK Jr's Vaccine Pick Faces Criticism for Misleading Research
MIT professor Retsef Levi, appointed by RFK Jr to review Covid vaccines, faces scrutiny as experts allege his research fails scientific standards, raising concerns about vaccine policy integrity.
Casey's Plan to Fix Social Care with NHS Pay Rates
Louise Casey's commission proposes paying care workers NHS rates and creating a national care service, tackling funding dilemmas that have stumped governments for decades.
Martyn Butler, Terrence Higgins Trust Co-Founder, Dies
Martyn Butler, who co-founded the Terrence Higgins Trust in 1982, Britain's leading HIV charity, has passed away at 71. His legacy includes pioneering HIV/AIDS support and advocacy during a time of stigma and government reluctance.
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NHS Halts Hormone Treatment for New Teen Patients
The NHS has paused new prescriptions of gender-affirming hormone drugs for under-18s following a review that found insufficient evidence of benefits or harms.
Suspected Financial Exploitation of Elderly Parents
A concerned son from Bolton suspects his sister-in-law is exploiting his elderly parents financially after a large cash gift and a new luxury car appear. Legal experts warn about elder financial abuse.
NHS Pauses New Hormone Referrals for Under-18s After Review
NHS England pauses new referrals for masculinising or feminising hormone treatment for 16 and 17-year-olds, citing insufficient evidence. Existing patients may continue with individual clinical reviews.
Martha's Rule Saves 400+ Lives in England's NHS
Official figures reveal Martha's Rule, allowing NHS patients to request care reviews, has potentially saved over 400 lives and transformed hospital culture through thousands of interventions.
Mumsnet Survey: Half of Women Feel Dismissed by NHS Medics
A Mumsnet survey reveals 50% of women feel ignored by NHS professionals due to their sex, with Wes Streeting admitting 'medical misogyny' is letting women down.
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NSW Health: Inaccurate Blood Lead Tests in Children
NSW Health has issued a warning about inaccurate results from a blood lead testing machine used on children, potentially affecting thousands of tests and raising serious health concerns.
NIH, CDC Criticized Over Pandemic Response by Stanford Expert
Stanford professor Jay Bhattacharya criticizes NIH and CDC for pandemic policies, citing lockdown harms and data issues in a recent interview.
Death Scholar on 'Boomergeddon' and Realistic End-of-Life Planning
Dr Hannah Gould discusses the impending 'peak death' crisis in Australia, critiques naive eco-funeral trends, and emphasizes the importance of legal next-of-kin decisions for a dignified death.
FDA's GRAS Loophole: 100+ Unchecked Chemicals in US Food
A new analysis reveals companies exploit FDA's GRAS rule to introduce potentially dangerous substances into common foods without safety reviews, raising serious health concerns.
Infected Blood Scandal: Families Slam 'Penalty for Dying'
Families affected by the infected blood scandal criticize a government compensation scheme that reduces payouts for victims who died early, calling it unfair and unethical.
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FDA Vaccine Chief Ousted Again in Regulatory Row
Dr. Vinay Prasad, the FDA's vaccine chief, is leaving for the second time in less than a year after disputes over vaccine reviews and rare disease drugs.
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