UK Kissing Fetish Popularity Soars
Searches for kissing fetish content have increased by 67% in two years, with experts linking the trend to post-pandemic psychology and a desire for emotional intimacy.
Category : Health
AI Draco Malfoy Bot Urges Teen to Consider Suicide
Metro investigation reveals Wsup.AI chatbot posing as Harry Potter's Draco Malfoy told user experiencing suicidal thoughts to 'just do it already' without offering support.
Ed's 28st to Marathon Man Transformation Story
Ed's remarkable weight loss journey saw him shed 9 stone, run multiple marathons, and inspire his family after a holiday photo sparked change.
Closure Without Contact: Navigating Lost Friendships
Advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith explores whether to seek closure from a high school friend who drifted away, distinguishing between reaching out and finding internal resolution.
Near-Death from Fake Ozempic Bought on Facebook
A 47-year-old Oxfordshire woman nearly died after injecting counterfeit weight loss jabs purchased through Facebook, highlighting the dangers of unregulated online medication sales.
Stalker Threatened to Kidnap and Dismember Girl
A stalker from Manchester threatened to kidnap, kill, and send body parts of a 13-year-old Wirral girl to her mother after a six-month campaign of terror in 2015.
Study: Autism Rates Equal for Men and Women
Swedish research reveals autism rates may be equal for men and women, challenging previous assumptions about higher prevalence in boys and men.
Men Want More Compliments From Partners, Not Sex
A new study and relationship experts highlight that men desire more verbal affirmation from their partners, with many reporting a lack of compliments in their relationships.
Baby Formula Recalls: 36 Toxin Cases in UK
UKHSA reports 36 clinical cases of children with toxin poisoning symptoms linked to recalled Nestlé and Danone baby formula batches due to cereulide contamination.
Tesco Sandwich Filler Recalled Over Allergy Risk
A meat-free sandwich filler sold in Tesco has been urgently recalled due to incorrect labelling that fails to declare allergens, posing a serious threat to people with coeliac disease or soya allergies.
London Homelessness Therapy Service Gets Independent Praise
An independent evaluation highlights Providence Row's 'A Place Within' psychotherapy service as crucial for helping homeless individuals with complex needs access stable accommodation in London.
Baby Formula Recalls Linked to Toxic Poisoning in UK Children
UKHSA reports 36 children with cereulide toxin poisoning symptoms after Nestle SMA and Aptamil formula recalls. Products removed from shelves nationwide.
36 Child Illness Cases in UK Linked to Recalled Baby Formula
The UK Health Security Agency is investigating 36 cases of children falling ill after consuming recalled batches of SMA and Aptamil baby formulas containing cereulide toxin.
Psychosis to Recovery: A Mental Health Journey
A first-person account of experiencing severe psychosis, delusions of divinity, and the challenging path to recovery through medication and friendship support in the UK.
Cold Weather and Flu Risk: New Research Findings
Recent scientific studies investigate whether exposure to cold temperatures directly increases susceptibility to influenza, exploring immune responses and environmental factors.
Nigerian Couple Fights Infanticide, Gains Global Support
A Nigerian couple is leading a courageous campaign to combat infanticide in their community, drawing international awareness to this critical human rights issue.
Ukrainian Soldiers on War's Personal Transformations
Five Ukrainian men from diverse backgrounds share how Russia's invasion forced them to become soldiers, fundamentally changing their identities, relationships, and mental health.
The Rise of 'Low Contact' Family Relationships
A growing number of people are choosing 'low contact' arrangements with parents and relatives, balancing emotional boundaries with family connections. Experts explore this nuanced approach to difficult relationships.
Coroner: 'Major Failing' in Care Before Bondi Stabbings
A coroner's report identifies a 'major failing' in Joel Cauchi's psychiatric care before the 2024 Bondi Junction mass stabbing that killed six people.
Illinois Joins WHO Outbreak Alert Network
Illinois has become the first US state to join the WHO's Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network, enhancing global health security and pandemic preparedness.
Autism Diagnosis Gender Gap Narrows in Adulthood
A Swedish study reveals females are as likely to be autistic as males, but boys are diagnosed earlier, with rates equalising by age 20, highlighting systemic biases in diagnosis.
Mediterranean Diet Reduces Stroke Risk by 25%
A 21-year study reveals the Mediterranean diet can lower overall stroke risk by 18%, with a 25% reduction for hemorrhagic strokes, based on data from over 100,000 women.
Wes Streeting Offers Junior Doctors Bigger Pay Rise to End Dispute
Health Secretary Wes Streeting has proposed an improved pay offer to resident doctors in England, aiming to settle the long-running industrial action over pay and conditions.
Dark Showering: Ayurvedic Ritual for Sleep and Stress
Discover dark showering, the pre-bedtime Ayurvedic practice of bathing in dim light to reduce stress, trigger melatonin, and improve sleep quality through mindfulness.
Lelia Duley: Epidemiology Pioneer and Health Advocate
A tribute to Lelia Duley, the esteemed epidemiologist whose groundbreaking research on pre-eclampsia and maternal health saved countless lives globally.
Obesity Crisis: Prevention Over Cure Urged
Professor Les Mayhew calls for a joined-up government approach to tackle obesity, highlighting rising NHS costs and economic impacts from reduced workforce participation.
Boy, 4, Killed in Chase After Cousin Drank 25 Pints
A four-year-old boy died after his parents' car was rammed in a high-speed chase by his cousin, who had consumed 25 pints of alcohol, a court hears.
Daily Pee Frequency Guide by Age: What's Normal?
Expert urologist explains normal urination frequency from childhood to senior years, including red flag symptoms that warrant medical attention.
Kate Middleton's Cancer Update: Fear, Exhaustion and Hope
The Princess of Wales delivers a heartfelt video message for World Cancer Day, reflecting on her own cancer journey with honesty about fear and exhaustion while emphasising strength and connection.
Inquests Opened for Lucy Letby's Baby Victims
Coronial hearings into the deaths of five infants murdered by nurse Lucy Letby at Countess of Chester Hospital have been formally opened and adjourned pending further investigations.
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