Living with Epilepsy: A Young Woman's Journey
Letizia Mollinedo shares her experiences with epilepsy, from diagnosis to managing seizures and traveling with the condition, highlighting common misconceptions.
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Pharmacists Threatened with Screwdriver Amid Rising Abuse
A new survey reveals pharmacy staff are experiencing escalating abuse including racism, verbal attacks, and violence, with one pharmacist describing a patient threatening him with a screwdriver.
Daily Horoscope March 26, 2026: Star Sign Predictions
Explore today's horoscope predictions for all zodiac signs, focusing on healing, forgiveness, and emotional growth under the Venus-Chiron alignment. Get insights for Aries, Leo, Gemini, and more.
Meta, Google Liable for Social Media Addiction, Pay $3M
A Los Angeles jury found Meta and Google negligent for a woman's social media addiction, awarding $3 million in damages. The case sets a precedent for thousands of similar lawsuits.
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Vet: Avoid These Popular Dog Breeds as First-Time Owner
A veterinarian reveals why French Bulldogs, Huskies, Border Collies, Cocker Spaniels and Dachshunds are poor choices for novice dog owners, citing health risks, high costs and demanding care requirements.
Endometriosis Leads to Agony and Incontinence in UK Woman
Laura Packer shares her harrowing journey with endometriosis, from diagnosis delays to daily pain and incontinence, highlighting the need for better medical support.
Meningitis Outbreak: Light Sensitivity Symptom Detailed
After a meningitis outbreak in Kent resulted in two deaths, health officials are extending vaccinations. Experts highlight photophobia, a lesser-known symptom involving light sensitivity, as a critical warning sign to recognize alongside common indicators
Six-Day Resident Doctors Strike Announced in England
Resident doctors in England will stage a six-day strike starting April 7 after failed pay negotiations with the government, the British Medical Association announced.
Man Stabbed on Dagenham's Becontree Avenue, Police Hunt Suspect
A man in his 40s was stabbed outside shops on Becontree Avenue in Dagenham yesterday afternoon. Emergency services responded quickly, and the victim's injuries are not life-threatening. Police are investigating with no arrests made yet.
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Cowgirl Position: Men's Dislike vs Women's Confidence
A surprising divide emerges as women praise the cowgirl position for control and confidence, while many men cite physical discomfort and lack of pleasure as reasons for their dislike.
Man Jailed Indefinitely for Stabbing Sister 40 Times
Andrew Cunningham, 62, has been given a hospital order without limit of time for the manslaughter of his sister Margaret O'Brien, 57, in Rotherhithe. The family described the killing as 'totally avoidable'.
Advance Directives: Guide to End-of-Life Planning
Advance directives provide essential instructions for medical emergencies when you cannot speak. Learn how to create one, choose a proxy, and navigate legal hurdles to ensure your wishes are honored.
Basic Healthcare Fixes Cut Infant Mortality Rates
A new report highlights that preventable infant deaths persist globally, with simple, consistent basic care proving effective in reducing mortality rates significantly.
NHS Meningitis Vaccine Gap Frustrates Parents of 2014-Born Kids
A parent recalls the 2015 struggle to privately vaccinate her son against meningitis due to NHS eligibility rules, highlighting gaps in information and access for children born before May 2015.
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Covid Inquiry Highlights Social Care Funding Crisis for NHS Resilience
The Covid-19 inquiry reveals how underfunded social care weakened NHS resilience during the pandemic, stressing urgent need for integrated, sustainable reforms to prevent future crises.
Judge Sets $1 Bail in Georgia Abortion Pill Murder Case
A Georgia judge set a $1 bond for Alexia Moore, charged with murder for allegedly using abortion pills, questioning the state's ability to secure a conviction under a controversial 2019 law.
Queensland E-Bike Laws Criticized for Disability Exclusion
Queensland's proposed e-bike legislation, requiring riders to be medically fit to drive, faces backlash for potentially locking out people with disabilities from transport access amid a fuel crisis boosting e-bike demand.
Patient Talks Down Hospital Bomber, Wins George Medal
Nathan Newby prevented a potential atrocity at St James's Hospital in Leeds by talking down a would-be attacker, Mohammad Farooq, who asked for a cuddle before surrendering.
Study: Frequent Ejaculation Boosts Male Fertility, Questions Abstinence
New research suggests frequent ejaculation improves sperm quality by reducing DNA damage and oxidative stress, challenging WHO guidelines on abstinence before fertility treatments.
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NHS Satisfaction Rises First Time Since 2019, Frustrations Remain
Public satisfaction with the NHS has increased from 21% to 26%, marking the first rise since 2019. However, deep frustrations remain over long waits for GP, A&E, and hospital care across Great Britain.
Polyurethane Implants Cut Mastectomy Complications in Cancer Study
A new European study reveals that polyurethane-coated breast implants significantly reduce scarring and infection risks for women undergoing radiotherapy after mastectomy, improving recovery outcomes.
Kent Meningitis Outbreak: NHS Trust Delayed Alert by Two Days
East Kent Hospitals NHS Trust took two days to notify UKHSA about a meningitis outbreak, potentially delaying response. Two students died, with 23 cases confirmed.
UK Social Media Ban Trial for Hundreds of Teenagers
Hundreds of UK teenagers will participate in a six-week trial testing social media bans, digital curfews, and time limits as the government considers under-16 restrictions.
Vaccine Panel in Chaos as Malone Exits Amid Legal Turmoil
The US vaccine advisory committee faces dysfunction after a judge voided Kennedy's appointments and controversial co-chair Robert Malone announced his departure, leaving key immunizations in limbo.
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Home Health Test Kits: Convenience vs. Accuracy
Rapid home health test kits for perimenopause, iron, and vitamin D are booming in Australia, offering convenience but raising concerns over accuracy and medical oversight.
Early Bedtimes: A Prescription for Modern Anxiety
Health journalist Jodi Wilson explores how embracing early bedtimes and comforting rituals can combat chronic stress and insomnia in an overwhelming world.
Tottenham Paedophile Used Star Wars Events to Groom Boy
Matthew Johnston, 49, lured a child using Comic Con-style events before repeatedly abusing him. He has been jailed for 16 years with additional measures.
Scottish Health Board Pioneers Miscarriage Cradle Rollout
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde leads the UK in rolling out miscarriage collection cradles, offering dignified home management and genetic testing options for pregnancy loss.
Hospital Delayed Reporting Meningitis Case in Kent Outbreak
East Kent Hospitals University Foundation Trust missed an earlier opportunity to alert UKHSA about a potential meningitis case. Health Secretary Wes Streeting called the delay unacceptable but said it likely didn't impact outbreak containment.
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Scottish NHS First to Roll Out Miscarriage Cradle Kits
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde leads the UK in deploying miscarriage collection cradles, offering dignified home management and genetic testing options, inspired by a mother's personal loss.
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