CPS Classifies Circumcision as Potentially Harmful Practice
The Crown Prosecution Service has issued new guidance classifying circumcision as potentially harmful, sparking debate over religious freedom and child protection in the UK.
Category : Health Policy
Mounjaro Weight Loss Success Marred by Severe Side Effects
A London businessman lost over 40kg using Mounjaro but suffered vomiting, diarrhoea and dehydration. He warns about proper dosage and gut health management when using weight loss medications.
Weight Loss Jabs: 60% Regain After Stopping, Study Finds
University of Cambridge research reveals stopping obesity jabs leads to rapid weight regain, with patients potentially worse off due to fat composition changes.
Family in PPE Witness Grandmother's Rabies Death
An inquest heard how Yvonne Ford's family wore protective gear as she died from rabies after a dog scratch in Morocco, highlighting rare UK cases and urgent travel warnings.
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South West Water Admits Criminal Offence in Devon Parasite Outbreak
South West Water has pleaded guilty to supplying water unfit for human consumption after a cryptosporidiosis outbreak sickened over 100 people in Brixham, Devon, with residents still reporting health issues nearly two years later.
US Health Funding Deals in Africa Spark Data Privacy Fears
American health funding agreements with African countries are under scrutiny for potentially exchanging patient data for dollars, raising ethical and privacy issues in global healthcare partnerships.
7 Hours 19 Minutes Sleep Cuts Type 2 Diabetes Risk, Study Finds
A new study reveals that sleeping exactly 7 hours, 19 minutes, and 12 seconds may reduce insulin resistance and lower the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, based on data from over 23,000 Americans.
Women Handcuffed During Childbirth in UK Hospitals
A disturbing investigation reveals that women in UK hospitals are being handcuffed while in labour, with reports of restraints not being removed despite medical needs and human rights concerns.
Grandmother Dies from Rabies After Minor Dog Scratch on Holiday
A grandmother died from rabies four months after being scratched by a stray dog in Morocco, with diagnosis only coming after psychiatric referral revealed travel history.
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NHS Urges App Use After 16 Million Missed Appointments
The NHS urges patients to enable notifications on its app after 16 million GP appointments were missed in 2025, costing the health service millions and worsening wait times.
Londoners Back Social Media Ban for Under-16s in Poll
Exclusive polling reveals overwhelming support among Londoners for an Australia-style social media ban for children under 16, with concerns about addiction and harmful content driving the push for stricter online safety measures.
Syngenta Halts Paraquat Production Amid Parkinson's Lawsuits
Syngenta announces it will stop manufacturing the controversial paraquat pesticide by end of June, citing business reasons while facing thousands of lawsuits alleging links to Parkinson's disease.
Grandmother Dies from Rabies After Stray Dog Scratch
Yvonne Ford, 59, died from rabies after being scratched by a stray dog in Morocco. The inquest heard she showed symptoms like hydrophobia and hallucinations.
Overseas Nurse Recruitment Must Work for All
Recruiting nurses from abroad is crucial for the NHS, but it must be done ethically to avoid harming source countries and ensure fair treatment for all involved.
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Ambulance Driver Suspected of Murdering Five Patients in Italy
Prosecutors in Forlì investigate a 27-year-old ambulance driver for allegedly murdering five elderly patients during routine medical transports. The suspect, suspended from the Italian Red Cross, may have administered harmful substances.
Rabies Death from Dog Scratch in Morocco: Inquest Details
Yvonne Ford, 59, died in Barnsley hospital after contracting rabies from a puppy scratch in Morocco. A psychiatrist raised the diagnosis, highlighting rare UK cases and global awareness efforts.
Tampon Safety Regulations Face Major Update After Toxin Discovery
A new campaign led by organic period care brand TOTM demands urgent government action to implement safety testing and ingredient labeling for tampons, following studies revealing traces of heavy metals and pesticides in products.
Coroner Slams Camden Council Over Inquest Delays in Death Case
An inquest into the death of Colleen Madden in temporary accommodation has been adjourned again amid criticism of Camden Council's handling of evidence.
Australia's Care Crisis: Algorithms Replace Human Compassion
Australia's aged care and disability systems are increasingly relying on algorithmic assessments, stripping away human judgment and leaving vulnerable citizens without adequate support. Experts warn this automated approach creates systemic neglect.
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Measles Spreads as RFK Jr Allies Target Vaccine Mandates
As South Carolina faces a measles outbreak infecting nearly 1,000 people, groups linked to US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr are pushing to eliminate school immunization requirements, raising public health concerns.
UK Healthy Life Expectancy Falls Sharply
Healthy life expectancy in Britain has dropped significantly, with women losing three years and men two years since 2011-13, amid criticism of austerity and pandemic handling.
UK Puberty Blockers Trial Paused, Official Removed Over Bias
A key UK clinical trial on puberty blockers for youth is on hold after the regulator removed a top official due to gender-critical social media posts raising bias concerns.
First Death from Tick-Induced Meat Allergy: Teen's Legacy
Australian teenager Jeremy Webb is the first known fatality from a tick-induced mammalian meat allergy. His family's advocacy highlights prevention and diagnosis challenges.
US Anti-Vaccine Rhetoric Threatens Global Measles Elimination
Global measles vaccination rates are declining as US officials deprioritize the virus, risking elimination status worldwide. Experts warn that anti-vaccine rhetoric from America could have devastating international consequences.
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DNA Test Uncovers Family Secret: Sperm Donor to Egg Donation
A woman's DNA test unveils her father was a sperm donor, leading to half-siblings and her own decision to donate eggs, exploring identity and family bonds.
Beard Growth Clue After Truck Crash Revealed Hormone Imbalance
A man's near-fatal truck accident led to an unexpected discovery when his wife noticed minimal beard growth, revealing a pituitary gland injury causing dangerously low testosterone levels that transformed his recovery journey.
Woman's 10-Year Fight for PCOS Diagnosis After Doctors Dismissed Pain
Olivia Ferro, 26, endured years of debilitating symptoms before UK private tests revealed polycystic ovary syndrome, highlighting systemic issues in women's healthcare.
Trump Administration Gender Healthcare Policy Debate
The Trump administration's new gender healthcare policy has ignited controversy, with critics arguing it restricts access while supporters claim it protects medical standards.
European Girls Top Global Teen Tobacco Use, Vaping Soars
A WHO report reveals European girls aged 13-15 have the world's highest tobacco use rates, with one in seven adolescents using vapes. The agency warns of deliberate industry targeting of youth.
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Vegetarian Diet Reduces Cancer Risk by 30%, Study Finds
University of Oxford research shows vegetarians have up to 30% lower risk for five cancers, including kidney and multiple myeloma, but face higher oesophageal cancer risk.
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