Jesy Nelson: Mum Spotted Twins' Rare SMA Condition
Former Little Mix star Jesy Nelson reveals how her mother identified spinal muscular atrophy in her twins after healthcare professionals missed signs during multiple visits.
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Sex Offence Rise Shows More Victims Coming Forward
Home Office minister Jess Phillips says an 8% increase in recorded sexual offences represents progress as victims feel more confident to report crimes, despite political criticism.
Ex-Little Mix Star: Mum Diagnosed Twins' SMA After Experts Missed It
Former Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson reveals healthcare professionals repeatedly missed her twins' spinal muscular atrophy, with diagnosis coming only at six months thanks to her mother's observation.
Readers Reveal Tips for a Simpler Life in 2026
Guardian Australia readers share practical tips for reducing stress in 2026, including embracing imperfect travel, taking micro-breaks, and organising intentional downtime.
Cheryl Fergison's Stroke Recovery Update
Former EastEnders actress Cheryl Fergison shares her ongoing recovery from a stroke, discussing the challenges and her positive outlook on returning to acting.
Norovirus Hospitalisations Surge, NHS Under Pressure
Norovirus hospitalisations in England have surged to a new winter high, with 950 daily beds filled, while flu cases decline. NHS leaders warn of sustained pressure on services.
Survivor Details Gabriel Hay's Sexual Assault Ordeal
A survivor of rapist Gabriel Hay shares her traumatic experience of assault and escape, urging other victims to report abuse and seek support.
Ray J Says He Has 'Months to Live' After Heart Issues
Singer Ray J, 45, has revealed he believes he won't live past this year due to severe heart damage from years of drug and alcohol abuse, sharing his health crisis on Instagram.
DJ Relearns to Walk After High Blood Pressure Stroke
Natasha Carayol, a 40-year-old from North London, suffered two strokes caused by high blood pressure, forcing her to relearn basic functions while rebuilding her life through DJing.
Midlife Mental Health: 9 in 10 Women Suffer Silently
A major survey reveals an epidemic of silence around mental health struggles among women over 50, with menopause, relationship breakdowns, and financial pressures creating a perfect storm.
Iran Doctors Expose Hospital Crackdown on Protesters
Medical professionals in Iran share harrowing accounts of security forces targeting protesters in hospitals, removing patients from life support, and executing wounded individuals within medical facilities.
Social Media Misinformation Fuels Unneeded Testosterone Therapy
Medical experts caution that TikTok influencers are misleading men into seeking testosterone treatments they don't need, posing risks to health and fertility.
Com Network Grooming Children Online, Report Reveals
A shocking new report exposes how the 'Com' network uses gaming platforms to groom vulnerable children into self-harm and exploitation. Parents share harrowing stories of their sons' descent into this dark online world.
Digital 'Support Multiverse' for Young People in Family Violence
Experts advocate for a digital 'support multiverse' to help young people access domestic abuse support through familiar online channels, addressing barriers in current systems.
Missing Teen Case Solved After 10 Years via DNA
The disappearance of Jacob Lyon, 19, from Florida in 2016 has been resolved after skeletal remains found in 2022 were DNA-matched, bringing closure to his family.
DNA Solves Decade-Old Missing Teen Mystery
A DNA breakthrough has finally identified skeletal remains found in Florida as Jacob Lyon, a teenager missing since 2015, bringing closure to his family after years of uncertainty.
Potato Bed: Viral Sleep Trend Raises Health Alarms
The 'potato bed' sleep trend, valued in a £422bn sleep economy, goes viral on TikTok but experts warn it may cause back pain and overheating risks.
McEwan Calls for Assisted Dying to Cover Dementia
Author Ian McEwan argues assisted dying laws should gradually extend to dementia sufferers, citing personal family experiences and the need for living wills to clarify intentions.
Sober Shift: Declining Alcohol Use Reshapes UK Youth Culture
Official NHS data reveals nearly a quarter of English adults abstain from alcohol in 2024, with young people leading this cultural transformation away from traditional drinking habits.
Three Brothers Die in Frozen Texas Pond Tragedy
Three young brothers, aged six, eight, and nine, have tragically died after falling through ice on a private pond in Bonham, Texas, with their mother recounting a desperate attempt to save them.
Nina Wadia Warns on Weight-Loss Injection Side Effects
Former EastEnders star Nina Wadia discusses her two-stone weight loss, warning about depression risks from injections and advocating gradual lifestyle changes.
Inquiry into Aberdeenshire Baby's Death from Drugs
A fatal accident inquiry will examine the death of three-month-old Olly-James Sievwright after exposure to mephedrone and MDMA at his Sandhaven home in 2019.
Nottingham Survivor Demands Blame for Attack
Wayne Birkett, who suffered life-changing injuries in the 2023 Nottingham attack, calls for accountability ahead of a public inquiry into the killings.
Single in Your 30s: Why 'It'll Happen' Can Hurt
A 30-something shares why well-meaning phrases from friends can dismiss the real grief of lifelong singleness. Counsellor insights on validation over reassurance.
NHS Closes Vital Emergency Sickle Cell Unit in London
Patients express fury as Barts Health NHS Trust ends pilot emergency unit for sickle cell disease at Royal London Hospital, despite it being described as a vital lifeline.
UK Teens Want Social Media Laws as Part of Broader Child Vision
Growing support for social media age restrictions emerges among British teenagers, alongside calls for wider measures addressing poverty, academic stress, and mental health services.
School Counsellor Banned for Sexual Misconduct
Victoria Worsley, a New South Wales school counsellor, has been permanently prohibited from providing health services after engaging in sexual contact with students.
Festival Security May Increase Drug Dangers, Coroner Finds
A Victorian coroner has found that police presence, sniffer dogs, and bag searches at music festivals can lead to riskier drug-taking behaviours and greater harms.
UK Mothers Overloaded and Struggling with Mental Health
A new survey shows 70% of UK mothers feel overloaded, with nearly half experiencing mental health issues like anxiety, highlighting a maternal wellbeing crisis in Europe.
Kanye West Opens Up About Mental Health and Apology
Kanye West, known as Ye, elaborates on his antisemitic comments, attributing them to bipolar disorder and detailing his treatment journey in Switzerland.
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