City of London's Wellbeing Strategy for Workers
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Category : Health
Tumbler Ridge Shooting: Canada's Worst School Attack
A small town in British Columbia is in mourning after a female shooter killed ten people, including herself, at a secondary school and a nearby home.
Teen's Triple Zero Call Saves Stranded WA Family
A 13-year-old's quick-thinking emergency call led to a helicopter rescue for a family stranded off Western Australia's coast, highlighting youth bravery.
Daughter's Heartbreak: Caring for Mum with Alzheimer's at 21
Jenny Molloy shares her emotional journey of caring for her mother Laura, diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's at 54, and the difficult decision to place her in residential care.
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Sydney Hospital Sees E-Bike Injuries Double in One Year
St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney reports a 100% increase in e-bike trauma cases, with serious injuries including broken ribs and ruptured bowels becoming more common.
Evolution Theory Debate: New Scientific Framework Needed?
A 2022 Guardian podcast revisits the heated scientific debate about whether mainstream evolutionary theory requires urgent revision, featuring insights from Stephen Buranyi.
MPs Urge Fast Redress in Carer's Allowance Scandal
An influential committee calls on the DWP to accelerate compensation for thousands of carers wrongly penalised due to systemic failures in the carer's allowance system.
FDA Rejects Moderna's mRNA Flu Vaccine Application
US regulators decline to review Moderna's new mRNA flu shot application, citing trial design issues. Decision could impact future vaccine approvals across America.
Exercise frontline treatment for mild depression
New research suggests aerobic exercise like running, swimming and dancing can be considered frontline treatment for mild depression and anxiety, with group activities showing greatest benefits.
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Commissioner Calls for Ban on Harmful Online Ads Targeting Kids
A new report reveals over half of girls see ads for fillers and Botox, with 41% of teens exposed to prescription weight loss drugs online, prompting calls for stricter regulations.
Emmerdale: Cain Dingle's Cancer Battle Intensifies
Cain Dingle faces prostate cancer alone in Emmerdale, hiding his fear from imprisoned wife Moira while struggling with daily life and upcoming surgery side effects.
Children Targeted by Harmful Online Ads in England
New research reveals teenagers in England are routinely exposed to dangerous online ads for weight-loss drugs, steroids, and skin-whitening creams, damaging self-esteem.
Carer Must Sell Home After Stealing £300k and Fleeing to Tenerife
A carer who stole nearly £300,000 from an elderly woman and fled to Tenerife has been ordered to sell her home to repay the stolen funds, after being jailed in absentia for fraud and theft.
Fostering Reform Plans Unveiled Amid Profit Concerns
The UK government has announced new plans to reshape fostering, aiming to recruit more carers and improve support systems, while critics warn about excessive private sector profits.
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Underwear Optional? Health Pros and Cons of Going Commando
Experts discuss the health implications of wearing or forgoing underwear, covering fertility, infections, and personal comfort in this detailed analysis.
Doctors' Pay Fury Over Student Loan Changes
Resident doctors' anger over pay and conditions intensifies after chancellor's statement linking graduate loans to NHS funding, risking political fallout for Labour.
Vicarious Trauma's Impact on Healthcare Providers
An oncologist's personal account reveals how vicarious trauma affects medical professionals, compromising care quality and highlighting systemic support gaps in hospitals.
Hackney's 2016 Valentine's Day Condom Pop-Up Shop
Looking back at the 2016 Valentine's Day condom pop-up shop in Hackney, east London, which offered colourful, flavoured condoms to promote accessible, stigma-free safe sex for young people.
TrumpRx Drug Site Called Limited by Experts
The Trump administration's new TrumpRx prescription drug website lists only 43 medications, with many available cheaper elsewhere. Experts say it fails to address high US drug prices.
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Social Media Giants Face Child Addiction Claims in LA Trial
Meta and Google face landmark lawsuit alleging they deliberately designed Instagram and YouTube to addict children's brains, with lawyers citing features like infinite scroll and like buttons.
Justice Fails Young Abuse Victims, Readers Angry
Readers express fury as child abusers avoid jail, criticising lenient sentences and prison shortages. Calls for systemic reform in UK and US justice.
Teens Form Emotional Bonds with AI Chatbots
New research shows 80% of UK teens aged 11-16 use AI chatbots, with one-third considering them friends and sharing secrets they wouldn't tell humans.
Baby in Hospital After Pram Hit by Car in Edgware
A baby boy has been rushed to a major trauma centre following a collision involving a pram on Hale Lane in Edgware. Emergency services, including London's Air Ambulance, attended the scene.
Tea and Coffee May Lower Dementia Risk
A major US study suggests moderate consumption of caffeinated tea and coffee could help preserve cognitive function and reduce dementia risk by up to 18%.
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Mother's 40-Year Quest After Hospital Took Baby's Brain
Jane Andrews discovered decades later that Southampton General Hospital removed her infant son's brain after his death in 1980 without her knowledge or consent.
Israeli Court Blocks Cancer Care for Palestinian Boy
An Israeli court has rejected an appeal for a five-year-old Palestinian boy with cancer to receive treatment in Israel, citing a ban on Gaza residents. The child, living in the West Bank since 2022, urgently needs a bone marrow transplant unavailable loca
UK Woman: Japanese Jail Saved Me from Addiction
A London woman spent five months in a Japanese prison after ordering ketamine, calling it a life-saving wake-up call that forced her to confront her drug dependency.
Nepal's Traditional Diet Fights Diabetes Epidemic
Nepali doctors advocate returning to traditional lentil and rice dishes to combat soaring type 2 diabetes rates, with promising results from community-based dietary interventions.
Lying About Sickness to Hide Brother's Death at Work
A personal account of concealing grief after a sibling's sudden death, using writing to process loss and the journey to healing through vulnerability.
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Hackney Council Slammed for 2-Year Care Assessment Delays
The Care Quality Commission has found Hackney Council's adult social care services require improvement, with some residents waiting up to two years for assessments and facing communication issues.
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