Positive Thinking Boosts Aging, Yale Research Finds
A Yale School of Public Health study reveals that positive beliefs about aging can improve physical and cognitive function in older adults, challenging pessimistic views.
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Gen Z Fathers in Australia Cling to Traditional Gender Roles
New research reveals that younger fathers in Australia are more likely to believe men should be sole financial providers, with 72% of Gen Z fathers endorsing this view, highlighting persistent gender norms in caregiving.
Veterinary Care Crisis: Costs and Corporate Takeovers Threaten Pets
The UK's veterinary sector faces a crisis as rising costs, corporate takeovers, and regulatory reforms threaten affordable care. Pet owners struggle with bills while vets highlight low salaries and VAT burdens.
Starmer Threatens NHS Training Offer Over Doctor Strike
Prime Minister Keir Starmer gives resident doctors 48 hours to call off a six-day strike or lose an offer of extra training posts and a 7.1% pay rise, labeling the union's rejection as reckless.
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PM's Doctor Ultimatum and Car Finance Payouts Unveiled
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer threatens to withdraw NHS job offers if resident doctors strike, while millions of drivers are set for compensation over mis-sold car finance agreements. Other news includes US threats against Iran and BBC's dismissal of Sc
PM Ultimatum to Doctors, Car Finance Payouts for Millions
Prime Minister threatens NHS job cuts if doctors strike, while millions of drivers are set for compensation over mis-sold car finance agreements. Global tensions rise with Trump's Iran warning.
Social Media Bans for Minors Spread Worldwide
Countries worldwide are implementing or proposing social media bans for under-16s, citing concerns over children's health, safety, and online risks, with Australia leading the charge.
Starmer's 48-Hour Ultimatum Over Doctors' Strikes
Prime Minister Keir Starmer threatens to withdraw NHS job offers if resident doctors proceed with six-day strike, calling the action 'reckless' amid ongoing pay dispute.
Fibre Overload: Dangers of Excessive Roughage Consumption
While fibre is essential for health, experts warn against overconsumption. Learn why moderation is key to avoiding digestive issues and maintaining a balanced diet.
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US Abortion Rates Steady Despite Bans, Telehealth and Travel Key
New data reveals US abortion rates holding steady despite state bans, with telehealth appointments and interstate travel playing crucial roles in maintaining access to reproductive healthcare nationwide.
RFK Jr's Peptide Plan Sparks Public Health Debate
US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr advocates replacing mandatory public health measures with personal choice, focusing on unregulated peptide sales. Critics warn this sidelines science for risky wellness trends.
NHS to Miss A&E and Cancer Waiting Time Targets
Exclusive analysis shows the NHS in England will fail to meet critical targets for A&E, cancer care, and planned treatment waits, raising doubts over government pledges.
NHS Restructure Threatens Streeting's Recovery Efforts
Health Secretary Wes Streeting faces criticism as NHS restructuring risks derailing progress on waiting times and service improvements, amid ongoing pressures in hospitals like Leighton.
Nigeria's Hunger Crisis: 6.4M Children Face Malnutrition
A devastating hunger crisis grips Nigeria, with 6.4 million children expected to be acutely malnourished by 2026. Overwhelmed treatment centers in northern states like Katsina struggle amid doctor shortages and funding gaps.
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Digital Violence Surge in Africa Sparks Urgent Calls for Action
Activists and lawyers in Africa are urging immediate measures to combat a rise in online violence against women and girls, fueled by increasing internet access and a young population.
Private Equity Turned Elderly into Human ATMs in Care Homes
Investigating how private equity transformed vulnerable elderly care into leveraged investments, creating debt-laden structures while quality declined and deaths increased in pursuit of profits.
Social Media Ban Debate: Complexities Beyond Simple Solutions
As the UK government consults on banning under-16s from social media, experts and advocates argue against a blanket ban, emphasizing digital literacy and platform accountability instead.
UK Probes Parkinson's Drugs for Addiction Side Effects
The MHRA investigates dopamine agonists used for Parkinson's and Restless Leg Syndrome, linked to gambling and sex addictions, to enhance patient safety and awareness.
Health Risks of Holding In Your Poo: Expert Insights
Discover the surprising health consequences of delaying bowel movements, from constipation to long-term complications, based on a study and expert medical advice.
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Clock Change Sleep Disruption and Expert Adaptation Tips
As British Summer Time begins, losing an hour of sleep can disrupt your circadian rhythm. Sleep experts explain the hormonal impact and provide practical tips for a smoother transition.
Sonographer Shortage Puts Pregnant Women, Cancer Patients at Risk
A critical shortage of sonographers in the UK, with vacancy rates up to 38%, is causing life-threatening delays in ultrasound scans for pregnancy care and cancer diagnosis.
Starmer Fights Social Media Firms on Child Screen Time
Prime Minister Keir Starmer pledges a battle with social media companies as new UK guidance recommends under-fives spend no more than an hour daily on screens, aiming to protect children from addiction.
Modern Longevity's Burden on Children and Parents
Lucinda Holdforth explores the psychological and social burdens of extended care for aged parents, arguing that modern longevity creates new challenges for families, especially women.
Social Media 'Rewiring Childhood', Says Minister
Children and Families Minister Josh MacAlister highlights the profound impact of social media and screen time on childhood development over the past decade, as new government guidance is issued.
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Unhealthy Grab-and-Go Foods Take Over English School Lunches
A study backed by Jamie Oliver reveals that secondary school pupils in England are increasingly opting for less nutritious grab-and-go foods like pizza and sausage rolls, potentially worsening childhood obesity and affecting learning.
School Food Crisis: Economics Trump Nutrition for 50 Years
Analysis reveals school dinners in England have been compromised by politics and economics for decades, with enforcement of nutritional standards remaining a critical issue.
Meningitis Deaths Rise as Vaccination Rates Fall in UK
A new report reveals 159 meningitis deaths in the UK in 2023, with pharmacists warning of declining vaccination rates and calling for a catch-up service for teenagers.
BMI System Could Misclassify People as Overweight or Obese
New research from Italy shows BMI misclassifies weight categories, with 34% of obese and 53% of overweight individuals incorrectly labeled, highlighting the need for additional health measures.
Friend's Tears for Gang-Rape Victim Who Died by Euthanasia
Carla Rodriguez arrived at a Barcelona hospital hoping to convince her childhood friend Noelia Castillo Ramos to live, but was denied access before the 25-year-old's euthanasia.
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NHS: Doctors' Strike Aims for 'Maximum Harm' in Pay Row
NHS bosses accuse resident doctors of seeking 'maximum harm' with a six-day strike over pay and jobs, as Wes Streeting gives a week to reconsider a rejected £700m offer.
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