Wisconsin beagle research facility shuts down, dogs rescued
Ridglan Farms, a Wisconsin beagle breeding and research facility, is closing. Big Dog Ranch Rescue will take in all remaining dogs, ending years of protests and legal battles.
Category : Public Health
One Nation Health Policies Misguided, Experts Say
Medical experts criticize One Nation's health policies, including withdrawing from WHO and adding photo ID to Medicare cards, as costly and based on misconceptions.
Debunking the Five-Second Rule: Bacteria Transfer Fast
The 'five-second rule' is false: bacteria can transfer to dropped food almost immediately and persist on surfaces for up to 24 hours, studies show.
Radiographer shortages fuel NHS diagnostic test waiting lists
Radiographers perform record tests despite 15% vacancy rate. CEO Richard Evans warns against blaming staff, urges government workforce plan to tackle chronic shortages.
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Millionth parkrun: A Global Celebration of Community
The millionth parkrun took place at Bushy Park, celebrating two decades of free weekly 5km events that unite communities and promote health worldwide.
Grenfell Fire: Young Survivors Fight for Justice and Healing
Young people affected by the Grenfell fire share their trauma and call for a parliamentary inquiry into children's mental health support. They have created a youth-led support service and campaign for healing.
Sugar: Safe Limits, 50 Disguises, and Health Risks
Discover everything about sugar: recommended limits, hidden names, health impacts, and tips to reduce intake. Expert insights on natural vs. added sugars.
Ebola Outbreak in DRC: One Month On, Fears of Deadliest Yet
With over 670 confirmed cases and 136 deaths, the Ebola outbreak in DRC's Ituri province shows no signs of slowing amid funding gaps, conflict, and misinformation.
Ulez and T-charge linked to drop in hospital admissions
A study by Imperial College London found that emergency hospital admissions fell after the introduction of London's T-charge and Ulez, providing evidence that clean air zones improve public health.
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Funding Cuts and Repressive Laws Raise HIV Epidemic Risk
UNAids warns funding cuts and repressive laws risk a resurgence of HIV. Testing dropped sharply in 2025, and prevention services are disappearing.
America must relearn risk communication amid outbreaks
Despite real-time data, confusion persists during outbreaks. Lynne Peeples argues we need better risk communication, drawing lessons from Covid, Ebola, and hantavirus.
Undercover reporter exposes Reddit loan sex-for-debt trend
Ellie Flynn posed as a single mum on Reddit to uncover predatory lenders exploiting women with sex-for-debt schemes. A new Dispatches documentary reveals the alarming trend.
Manchester Uni Probes Sexual Harassment of Female Med Students
About 20 female medical students at the University of Manchester reported anonymous late-night phone calls involving sexual harassment, prompting a formal investigation.
Doctors Must Engage With Wellness Influencers to Counter Misinformation
An oncologist argues that dismissing wellness influencers is dangerous, as many patients trust them over doctors. She calls for engagement and education.
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Campaign to Close Consent Gap: Legal Doesn't Mean Safe
A campaign seeks to reform UK age of consent laws, making it illegal for adults over 20 to have sex with 16-17 year olds unless age gap is under three years.
WHO Urges Community Cooperation for DRC Ebola
The WHO calls for community cooperation to contain a new Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, emphasizing trust and local engagement.
Being Outdoors in Nature: A Great Healer, Readers Say
Readers reveal how spending time in nature reduces anxiety, improves mental health, and fosters a deep connection with the natural world.
Trump Cuts to Violence Programs May Fuel Crime Rise
Experts warn that Trump administration cuts to community violence intervention programs could reverse historic homicide declines, as Baltimore success story faces funding loss.
Record Deaths Within Two Weeks of Prison Release in England and Wales
A Guardian analysis reveals that deaths within a fortnight of prison release in England and Wales have hit a record high, with one in five being homeless, highlighting systemic failures.
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Women Need Doctors, Not Menopause Products
Experts warn that online menopause misinformation leads to misdiagnosis, unwanted pregnancies, and neglect of serious health issues. Women deserve proper medical care.
How Anger Becomes Contagious: From London Protests to Online Outrage
Ed Coper recounts his experience at the MayDay 2000 protests in London, where group anger turned violent, and explores the psychology of emotional contagion in crowds and online.
Trump in 'Excellent' Health Despite Leg Swelling, Hand Bruising
White House memo reveals President Trump has lower leg swelling and benign hand bruising but remains in excellent health after his fourth hospital visit in his second term.
Trump Order Boosts Child Vaccine Access
President Trump signed an executive order to expand vaccine access for children, aiming to increase immunization rates and reduce preventable diseases.
Republican Mistrust in Healthcare Widens US Health Gap
A new study reveals growing Republican mistrust in doctors and vaccines is widening health disparities between liberals and conservatives, with effects accelerating under Trump.
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Ebola in DRC: Aid Cuts Hamper Response as Virus Spreads
Ebola spreads in DRC and Uganda as aid cuts weaken response. Health workers face bravery, conspiracy, and resource shortages in the toughest environment.
Sunbed Firm Misleads on Tan and Sunburn Protection
The Sunbed Association falsely claims tanned skin protects against sunburn, contradicting health experts who warn it increases skin cancer risk.
ICE Detainee Suicides Investigation Reveals Failures
A new investigation shows a dramatic increase in suicides among ICE detainees, with systemic failures in mental health care and oversight contributing to the crisis.
UK Experts Reject Widespread Prostate Cancer Screening
Most UK men will not be offered prostate cancer screening after experts conclude mass PSA testing causes more harm than good, recommending only targeted screening for high-risk BRCA2 carriers.
Salmonella Cases in England Reach Decade High in 2025
Salmonella infections in England have reached their highest level in a decade, with 10,406 cases in 2025, a 26% increase from 2016. UKHSA urges hygiene measures.
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Sam Vanderpump Responds to 'Buy a New Liver' Trolls
Made In Chelsea star Sam Vanderpump explains why buying a liver is illegal and urges organ donor registration after trolls suggest his famous aunt should purchase one.
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