Dementia exercise programmes 'don't slow brain decline'
Exercise programmes for people with mild to moderate dementia “don’t work”, according to researchers writing…
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Patients 'could have been harmed' after Capita outsourcing
Patients could have been put at risk of serious harm after NHS services in England…
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Is there anything more adorable than photos of dogs and photos of babies? Maybe photos…
Why Classing Obesity As A Disease Might Be A Good Idea
Figures that show the scale of the obesity problem in the UK make for very…
Jameela Jamil Shreds Kim Kardashian For Promoting 'Appetite Suppressant' Lollipops
Kim Kardashian sparked anger from fans and the wrath of actress Jameela Jamil for promoting “appetite suppressant…
Heavy-period drug can treat brain haemorrhage
A drug used for heavy periods could benefit patients with strokes caused by dangerous brain…
Celeb Men Are Leading A Male Mental Health Revolution
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Male nurse: 'I was told to become a bricky'
When David Ferran left school at the age of 17, he was encouraged to learn…
Body clock linked to mood disorders
Disruption to the body’s internal clock may put people at increased risk of mood disorders,…
Furness hospital baby deaths: Midwifery council criticised
The midwifery regulator took too long to act on concerns about midwives at a hospital…
Judge Overturns California's Right-To-Die Law
A California judge has overturned the state’s right-to-die law, which allows terminally ill people to…
Polycystic ovary syndrome: Scientists closer to understanding cause
A common cause of female infertility – polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) – may be due…
Eloise Parry: Diet pills caused 'distressing death'
A “vulnerable” bulimic woman suffered the “most distressing” death after taking a toxic slimming aid…
How long are you going to live?
Life expectancy is rising globally – people born in 2016 will on average live seven…
'Spice epidemic in jails risk to nurses'
An epidemic of a laboratory-created cannabis substitute in UK prisons is putting nurses called in…