Treated Baby Wraps Slash Malaria Risk in Uganda
A groundbreaking Ugandan study finds soaking traditional baby wraps in a common insecticide reduces infant malaria cases by 66%. This simple, low-cost method could save thousands of young lives.
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Uganda votes under internet blackout, military deployed
Uganda holds a tense election with an internet blackout and military on streets as pop star-turned-politician Bobi Wine faces President Museveni. Read the latest from Kampala.
ChatGPT Health Australia launch causes expert concern
Medical experts warn the Australian rollout of OpenAI's ChatGPT Health platform lacks regulation, risking misinformation. Learn why clear guardrails are urgently needed.
Museveni defends internet shutdown as Uganda votes
President Yoweri Museveni, 81, tells Sky News why he wants five more years, defends internet blackout and targeting opponent Bobi Wine. Exclusive interview from Kampala.
Uganda votes as Museveni faces challenge from Bobi Wine
Ugandans vote in an election pitting President Yoweri Museveni against pop star-turned-politician Bobi Wine. Analysts expect Museveni to extend his 40-year rule despite allegations of fraud and an internet blackout. Follow the latest developments.
LGB+ mortality risk 1.3x higher than straight peers
First ONS data reveals LGB+ people in England & Wales are significantly more likely to die by suicide, drug overdose, or alcohol-related disease. Urgent action needed to address health inequalities.
Study: Vagina nicknames linked to sexual health and body image
New research reveals the nicknames women use for their genitals are linked to sexual pleasure, body image, and health behaviours. Discover what your choice says about you.
22 Million Americans Face Sharp Rise in Health Insurance Costs
Millions in the US face rising health insurance premiums after Affordable Care Act subsidies expired. We're seeking stories from those impacted by the 2026 cost increases.
Why Socialising Could Help You Live Longer
Neuroscientist Ben Rein explains the science behind why isolation is as harmful as chronic stress, and how friendship improves recovery from illness. Discover the brain chemistry of connection.
Daily Art Engagement Cuts Death Risk by 31%
New research reveals regular cultural engagement, like gallery visits or choir singing, significantly improves health and longevity. Discover why creativity should be a daily habit.
NHS Clinics Launch in Probation Offices in England
A groundbreaking pilot scheme in England embeds NHS health clinics within probation offices. The initiative aims to tackle the root causes of reoffending by providing immediate mental health and addiction support. Discover how this could transform rehabil
Vitality posts £48m profit as revenue exceeds £1bn
London-based health insurer Vitality swings to a £48m pre-tax profit as annual revenue surpasses £1.1bn. Discover how the firm's health and life divisions performed.
From 168 cries to none: How often do Brits really cry?
From a TikToker who cried 168 times in 2025 to those who never shed a tear, we explore the science and stigma behind crying. Experts reveal what's normal for your emotional health.
Share Your Questions on Fasting for Health
The Guardian's 'It's Complicated' YouTube channel invites you to submit questions about fasting for health reasons. Your input could shape their next episode exploring modern eating habits.
5 Budget Ways to Boost Your Health This January
Discover five expert-recommended, affordable products to enhance your health and wellbeing this January 2026, from sleep aids to fitness gear, all under £80.
How Music, Dance and Art Can Improve Your Health
Scientific evidence reveals how engaging with the arts can reduce depression, delay ageing and improve physical health. Discover five evidence-based ways to harness creativity for wellbeing in 2026.
Salt intake in England 'equal to 22 bags of crisps a day'
A new study reveals working-age adults in England eat 40% more salt than recommended, risking heart health. Experts call for urgent government action on food industry salt levels.
UK junk food ad ban aims to curb childhood obesity
New UK rules ban junk food ads online and pre-9pm on TV to protect children. With obesity rates twice as high in deprived areas, this public health move aims to narrow health inequalities. Explore the details and debate.
AI Chatbot Trained to Spot Mental Health Issues in Uganda
A groundbreaking AI project in Uganda is using helpline calls to train a therapy chatbot in local languages, aiming to bypass stigma and address the severe mental health workforce shortage. Discover how technology could reshape global care.
London's Loneliest Areas Revealed in New Survey
New data shows over 7% of Londoners report chronic loneliness, a serious public health issue linked to premature death. Discover the impact and how community connection can help.
Chickenpox vaccine offered on NHS for first time
The NHS begins its first-ever chickenpox vaccination programme, offering the MMRV jab to young children to prevent serious illness and reduce school absences.
Trump's hand bruises blamed on high-dose aspirin
President Donald Trump explains the bruises on his hands are due to a daily high-dose aspirin intake for heart health, sparking wider discussions about his wellbeing. Read the full details.
Call for Teen Blood Pressure Tests as UK Cases Soar
Leading doctors call for national screening in schools as teenage hypertension rates double, driven by inactivity and poor diet. Early detection could prevent strokes and heart attacks in adulthood.
High Blood Pressure Surge in UK Adults and Children
High blood pressure, once an adult issue, is now rising sharply in children. Learn the risks, diagnosis, and prevention strategies for this silent killer.
Record 29% of Americans Say Healthcare Cost is Top Urgent Problem
A new poll reveals a record 23% of Americans believe the US healthcare system is 'in a state of crisis', with costs the primary concern. Experts warn of a dangerous 'feedback loop' between unaffordable care and worsening health.
Amber Cold-Health Alert Issued for London and All England
The UKHSA warns of serious health risks as temperatures plummet. Vulnerable groups urged to take precautions. Check on neighbours and stay updated with Met Office warnings.
WHO backs obesity jabs in 2025, sparking health debate
The World Health Organization now recommends GLP-1 drugs for obesity, a major policy shift. Prof Devi Sridhar explores the tension between pharmaceutical fixes and systemic food reform.
Health Risks of Holding in Your Poo Revealed
A new study reveals why 76% of Brits delay going to the loo, and the serious health consequences, from constipation to long-term bowel issues. Listen to your body.
Nigeria top Afcon group, Uganda use three goalkeepers
Nigeria finished the Africa Cup of Nations group stage with a perfect record, beating a 10-man Uganda 3-1. Tanzania also progressed to the last 16 after a dramatic draw with Tunisia.
The Incontinence Treatment Women Aren't Told About
A personal story reveals a quick, minimally invasive fix for stress urinary incontinence that transformed one woman's life. Why is this knowledge not reaching the millions of UK women who suffer in silence?
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