Frankie Bridge admits she thought she was 'going to die' when doctors discovered tumour
Frankie Bridge admits she thought she was 'going to die' when doctors discovered tumour
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My LondonMan dies after being overloaded with fluids by Romford NHS hospital staff while he was under
Nurses who kept giving him fluids ignored a red flag when his fluid level was nearly two litres above the normal range
- Bristol Live
'My son said he was going to Paris - he went to Switzerland to die'
Alastair Hamilton was able to end his own life despite not having a diagnosed illness
- Liverpool Echo
Mum's warning after son became 'very ill' after holiday
Alfred Roper became very ill after a family holiday
- Yahoo Life UK
My doctor told me I had dandruff but the lumps were cancer
Lizzie Burbeary endured months of strange symptoms such as lumps on her head, hair loss, migraines and fatigue before the truth came out.
- Manchester Evening News
Eric hoped it would go away on its own. Then he was given 12 months to live
Eric Campbell kept quiet about his suffering
- The Telegraph
The five best exercises for heart health
You can probably feel that you’re working your heart when you walk up a hill. Your heart beats faster and you might feel out of breath, but you might not appreciate the full extent of the benefits.
- The Telegraph
Spices imported from India ‘could be contaminated’
Spices from India on sale in British stores may be contaminated, the food standards watchdog has warned.
- Hello!
This Morning's Josie Gibson shares health update after 'severe' illness and hospitalisation
Star of This Morning, Josie Gibson, has shared a health update after the presenter found herself suffering from a "severe" bout of illness which resulted in hospitalisation…
- Hello!
I'm fitter than ever at 70 – and I'm insanely proud
70-year-old Celia Duff shares why functional fitness and endurance training help her feel better than ever
- The Telegraph
‘Boil your water’ warning as parasite causes outbreak of vomiting and diarrhoea in South Devon
Residents in south Devon have been told to boil water before drinking it after dozens of suspected cases of sickness and diarrhoea caused by a microscopic parasite.
- Birmingham Live
DWP admits missing 'six' chances to help disabled woman before death
DWP has admitted missing multiple opportunities to record the “vulnerability” of a disabled woman whose death was later linked to failings of the benefits system.
- The Guardian
When doctors withhold futile treatments, that isn’t ‘assisted dying’
Letters: Physician-assisted suicide is incompatible with doctors’ duty to patients as spelled out in the GMC’s guidance, writes Dr James Haslam
- The Telegraph
Are you drinking too much alcohol? Signs you need to cut down
‘Normalising’ is what happens when a group all does the same thing – and not joining in makes you feel like an oddball outlier. For many of us, that means moderate drinking. Only ex-addicts and weird clean-livers are teetotal, right? Everyone else enjoys wine with dinner, pints in the pub, cocktails to celebrate, and it’s not a problem… or so we like to tell ourselves.
- HuffPost UK
This Is The Surprisingly Simple Way To Tell If Somebody’s A Psychopath
Yes, there is a way to tell.
- Wales Online
Experts say if you can't do this exercise you may have serious health issues
Experts have explained why your body's response to this exercise holds secrets that could mean it’s time for a health check-up
- Wales Online
‘Number of failures’ at NHS trust in care of girl, six, before her death
Maya Siek died in hospital having been sent home with antibiotics for suspected tonsillitis two days earlier
- Sky News
Kent: 25 workers 'poisoned' at Swaleside prison by 'inmates working in staff canteen', union says
More than two dozen staff at a prison in Kent were "deliberately poisoned" with the drug spice, a union has said. Workers were allegedly given the narcotic by "prisoners working in the staff canteen" at HMP Swaleside in Kent, the Criminal Justice Workers Union said. Spice, a synthetic cannabinoid, can cause dizziness, breathing difficulties, chest pain, seizures and paranoia, according to the NHS website.
- Birmingham Live
NHS giving people aged 18 to 65 new diet that will lose 13kg a year
NHS ‘soups and shakes’ diet will be available to over 10,000 more people living with type 2 diabetes in England this year to help them go into remission.
- Women's Health UK
3 reasons your joints click & when it could mean something more
Clicking joints driving you mad? Find out what causes popping joints, also known as crepitus, and how to prevent it from happening, according to the experts.
- Women's Health UK
10 benefits of using a £2.99 skipping rope, according to science
The benefits of skipping that prove it's worth investing in a £2.99 rope, from cardio health to affordability. Plus, the best workouts to try.