Doctor's New Year Pledge Inspired by Community Leader's Funeral
Australian oncologist Ranjana Srivastava finds a profound new year's purpose at a funeral, resolving to make her patients feel truly seen. A moving reflection on life, loss, and legacy.
Category : Health
Astronauts' Brains Change Shape After Space Travel
New research shows astronauts' brains physically shift within the skull after space missions. The changes, which partly persist, raise questions for future long-term space exploration.
London masseur jailed for sex assaults on 10 victims
A London mobile masseur has been struck off and jailed for over nine years after being convicted of sexually assaulting women and girls in their homes. Read the full investigation details.
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.
75 Hard Fitness Challenge: Benefits & Dangers Explained
Explore the intense 75 Hard fitness challenge behind Paddy McGuinness' transformation. We detail the strict rules, potential benefits, and significant health risks experts warn about.
Ex-FDA Staff Warn Trump Cuts Risk Food Safety
Former FDA employees warn sweeping staff cuts and 'politicisation of science' under Trump increase risk of food safety failures, following a deadly listeria outbreak. Read the full investigation.
50k petition against Freedom Pass cuts for pensioners
Over 50,000 people have signed a petition to protect London's Freedom Pass from a review that could cut free travel for pensioners. Campaigners call the potential changes a 'cruel attack on the elderly'.
Kara Tointon details preventative surgery after BRCA gene discovery
Former EastEnders actress Kara Tointon speaks out about her decision to have a double mastectomy and fallopian tube removal after testing positive for the BRCA gene. Read her empowering story.
Colombia's Jacarandas: TikTok Abortion Advice for a New Age
Jacarandas, a Colombian abortion rights helpline, uses irreverent social media and a purple cartoon cat to destigmatise reproductive healthcare, becoming the Spanish-speaking world's most-followed account.
Ex-Office star on £900-a-day access coordinator role
Former actress Julie Fernandez, known for The Office, reveals her new career ensuring TV accessibility and tackling the disability pay gap. Exclusive insight for your career change.
Dietitian's 6 foods to feed a sick toddler
A paediatric dietitian shares her evidence-based tips for helping a poorly child recover, from hydration hacks to calorie-boosting foods. Discover what to feed a sick toddler.
Colleen Hoover shares cancer diagnosis and treatment
Bestselling author Colleen Hoover opens up about her cancer treatment, lifestyle causes, and impact on her film work. Read her candid social media updates.
Feltham stabbing: High Street sealed by police
Police and paramedics flooded Feltham High Street after a reported knife attack on Monday evening. A large cordon remains in place as investigations continue.
NHS right-to-choose ADHD system fails vulnerable patients
An investigation reveals systemic failures in NHS right-to-choose ADHD care, leading to tragic outcomes. Read the full story and learn about the urgent need for regulation.
How to Sleep Well in 2026: Science-Backed Strategies
Discover the latest science and practical tips for improving your sleep in 2026. From managing light exposure to optimising your bedroom, learn how to achieve deeper, more restorative rest.
Victoria bushfire threat eases, nearly 500 structures lost
Victoria's bushfire threat has eased with no emergency warnings, but nearly 500 structures are damaged or destroyed. Read the latest on the devastation and ongoing risks.
Four NHS Trusts Declare Critical Incidents
Four NHS hospital trusts in Surrey and Kent have declared critical incidents due to a surge in A&E admissions driven by flu, norovirus, and respiratory viruses. Essential services remain open.
Traitors star: Church tried to 'cure' my homosexuality
Matthew Hyndman from BBC's The Traitors shares his traumatic experience with conversion therapy in Northern Ireland and his campaign to ban the practice across the UK. Read his powerful story.
Four NHS Trusts Declare Critical Incidents
Four NHS hospital trusts have declared critical incidents due to a surge in flu, norovirus, and complex A&E admissions. Learn about the pressures and affected areas.
HPMC gel restores sight in untreatable eye condition
A low-cost gel used in routine eye surgery has restored vision to patients with a rare, blinding condition called hypotony, London researchers report. Discover the breakthrough treatment.
Four NHS Trusts Declare Critical Incidents
Four NHS hospital trusts in Surrey and Kent have declared critical incidents due to severe pressure from flu, norovirus, and cold weather. Read the latest on the crisis.
Cornwall Storm Chaos: Homes Still Without Essentials
Four days after Storm Goretti's 100mph winds, thousands in Cornwall remain without power or water. An MP calls it a 'national emergency'. Read the full story.
ADHD system in chaos as clinicians describe unsustainable pressure
Clinicians expose a broken ADHD assessment system in England, overwhelmed by demand and plagued by administrative failures, leaving desperate patients in limbo. Read the full investigation.
NHS ADHD spending overshoots by £164m
Exclusive investigation reveals NHS ADHD services are overspending by £164m annually, with funds flowing to under-regulated private clinics. Experts warn of unreliable assessments.
Why a social media ban for under-16s misses the mark
Kemi Badenoch's call to ban under-16s from social media addresses real harms but ignores the root cause: toxic platforms and older users. We explore the complex debate.
Londoners lack knowledge on daily fibre needs, survey finds
New Weetabix research reveals a confidence-reality gap in Londoners' fibre knowledge. While motivated to improve, fewer than 1 in 5 know the recommended 30g daily intake. Discover simple swaps to boost your fibre.
Autistic Barbie Launch Moves 52-Year-Old to Tears
Lisa Ventura, diagnosed at 44, explains why Mattel's first autistic Barbie doll is a powerful symbol of representation that she longed for as a child. Read her emotional story.
Araújo's emotional Super Cup win after mental health break
Ronald Araújo returns from a 47-day mental health break to help Barcelona secure a dramatic 3-2 Spanish Super Cup victory over Real Madrid in Jeddah. A story of resilience and team support.
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.
Man jailed for infecting woman with HIV
Luke Davis, 31, sentenced to four-and-a-half years for grievous bodily harm after he stopped HIV treatment and did not tell his partner. Read the full court details.
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