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People care more about POT HOLES than heart failure – despite disease killing as many as dementia

Heart failure receives less public attention than potholes despite affecting nearly one million Britons, scientists say. Researchers at Lancaster University stu... read more

Are women’s lives at risk from drugs tested by men?

Using ‘male’ crash-test dummies to determine how men and women would fare in car accidents has been blamed for the dismal injury record for women on the ro... read more

Brave youngsters whose lives were saved by a hi-tech heart in a box

These four youngsters are alive today largely thanks to ground-breaking technology — the ‘heart in a box’, or the organ care system — which allowed them... read more

The DIY massage to beat a sluggish system: Gut health guru Dr MEGAN ROSSI

It’s a problem that affects millions of us which can be really debilitating — and it’s one of the most common reasons people see their GP. I am talking ab... read more

Sajid Javid announces ‘once in a lifetime reform’ to protect autistic people

Sajid Javid today promised to stop hundreds of patients with autism and learning disabilities being unfairly ‘incarcerated’ in mental health institu... read more

Researchers say switching between healthy and unhealthy foods increases the risk of diabetes

Switching back-and-forth between calorie restrictive and normal diets may be more harmful for a person’s health than never adopting a healthy diet, a new ... read more

NHS medical students are now training on HOLOGRAMS to practice treating anaphylaxis and pneumonia 

Patient holograms are to be used to train British medical students in a world-first. Medics at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge will wear virtual real... read more

Doctors want a 30 PER CENT pay rise amid threat of NHS strikes

NHS doctors and GPs will push for a whopping 30 per cent pay rise, it was decided today. Members of the British Medical Association (BMA) have asked their unio... read more

FDA panel set to discuss whether Americans need an Omicron-specific booster shot

Yet another COVID-19 booster shot could be added to America’s arsenal soon, as a leading Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory panel is set to meet ... read more

Drug that starves cancer cells could be first breakthrough against brain tumours for 20 years

A drug which starves cancer cells could be the first breakthrough in brain tumour treatment for two decades, experts hope.  Imperial College London scientists ... read more

No10 confirms it’s watching emergence of two Omicron sub-variants responsible for UK Covid comeback

Downing Street is keeping tabs on the Omicron variant spin-offs responsible for a recent spike in Covid infections. Boris Johnson’s official spokesman sai... read more

Stay-at-home mum, 45, left with gruesome scars on her new 36FF breasts after botched £5,000 boob job

A mother was left with gruesome infected scars after a botched ‘mummy makeover’ in Turkey. Tracy Marriott, 45, flew to Istanbul to have a cut-price... read more

Dad with Alzheimer’s brought ‘back to life’by his favourite songs

This heart-warming footage shows a dad struck down with devastating dementia springing ‘back to life’ when he hears his favourite songs. Eddie O’B... read more

People who work 49 or more hours a week drink more booze than nine-to-fivers, study finds

People who work 49 or more hours a week drink more booze than nine-to-fivers, study finds Workers who do 49 or more hours a week consume an extra glass of wine ... read more

Anti-ageing: Why living until you’re 200 really isn’t a pipe dream

The idea of living for hundreds of years was once thought to be the pipe dream of billionaires and tech moguls.  But scientists at the forefront of anti-ageing... read more

Gene test could tell if your hip surgery will fail

Gene test to tell if your hip surgery will fail: Saliva swab could predict if you’ll have an adverse reaction to a joint implant About 15% of Britons have... read more

Women given antidepressants for PMS may only need them for two weeks per month

Women given antidepressants to help them cope with PMS may only need them for two weeks per month Intermittent dose regime was found to be just as effective in ... read more

Type 1 diabetes could be stopped before it strikes thanks to a simple jab

Simple jab may prevent people at risk of type 1 diabetes from developing the potentially life-threatening disease before it strikes Drug, currently known as IMC... read more

One in five Britons don’t know what a cataract or glaucoma is, poll finds

HEALTH NOTES: One in five Britons don’t know what a cataract or glaucoma is, poll finds By Mail on Sunday Reporter Published: 00:01 BST, 26 June 2022 | Up... read more

Kidney patients with anaemia helped by ‘blood-boosting’ super pill

A new ‘blood-boosting’ pill is set to spare tens of thousands of chronic kidney disease sufferers from having to inject themselves up to three times... read more

Stomach stitch operation sees overweight patients lose up to six stone in six months

Severely overweight patients are being offered a pioneering operation on the NHS that could help them lose up to six stone in six months – slashing their risk... read more

Why do I wake up feeling so sick that I can’t face breakfast?

Most mornings I wake up feeling very sick. I don’t eat too late in the evening and usually have quite small meals, so I don’t think it’s down ... read more

DR ELLIE CANNON: I fear the menopause revolution has led some women to take HRT they don’t need

Last week a patient in her 50s who I know well asked me for HRT. Nothing out of the ordinary about this, except she’d never mentioned suffering from menop... read more

Women STILL face excruciating contraceptive coil fittings

Women are having to endure excruciating contraceptive coil fittings without pain relief – being expected to ‘just grit their teeth and cope’, expe... read more