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Category : Health
Breakfast Event for Men with Dementia in Nottingham
Trent Dementia hosts a free breakfast event for men affected by dementia on July 22 at Stonebridge City Farm, offering support and connection over hot drinks and breakfast rolls.
First National Cat Blood Donation Service Approved
Pet Blood Bank UK receives government approval to launch the first national feline blood donation service, expanding lifesaving transfusions to cats after operating a canine service since 2007.
Baby Swimming Aid Destroyed at Border Over Drowning Risk
A baby swimming aid sold on Amazon has been destroyed at the UK border after safety regulators found it poses a serious drowning risk to infants.
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Toothless Cat Overcomes Infection to Find Retirement Home
A toothless cat named Gizmo, who overcame a severe infection, is searching for a retirement home in the West Midlands. The 12-year-old feline needs a quiet, loving home after his owner passed away.
DWP Urged to Introduce Warm Weather Payments for Heatwaves
The DWP is urged to create £25 Warm Weather Payments for households during heatwaves, mirroring the winter Cold Weather Payment scheme, as the UK faces its third heatwave of the year.
Prison worker jailed for searching records of killers
A prison worker has been jailed for illegally accessing records of notorious killers Lucy Letby and Rose West while employed at HMP Birmingham.
NHS Confirms Prescription Rule Change in England by 2026
Pharmacies in England will prescribe more medications from autumn 2026 under the Pharmacy First scheme, aiming to ease GP pressure, but pharmacy groups warn of funding gaps.
Parkinson's Researcher Wins £300k Fellowship
Dr Janin Lautenschläger, whose early Parkinson's research was funded by Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust, has been awarded a prestigious Lister Institute fellowship with £300,000 in flexible funding to expand her work.
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DWP Responds on PIP Eligibility for Type 1 Diabetes
The DWP confirms PIP eligibility is based on functional impact, not diagnosis, as a petition for Type 1 Diabetes support reaches 16,457 signatures.
DWP Urged to Change PIP Assessment After Half Complain
The Timms Review interim report finds PIP 'not fit' for purpose, as Sense reveals half of disabled claimants report worsened conditions from the application process.
More ambulances as Birmingham service tackles heat and World Cup
West Midlands Ambulance Service has deployed additional ambulances to cope with extreme heat and World Cup-related demand, with over 3,000 calls on one Sunday alone.
Birmingham Amber Heat Alert: Councillor Warns of Health Risks
Birmingham faces 32C heat as UKHSA issues amber alert. Councillor Nosheen Khalid urges residents to protect vulnerable groups and stay cool.
Care Home Fundraiser Raises £3,000 with Trio of Challenges
Rachael Addy, activities coordinator at Deangate Care Home, raised nearly £3,000 by abseiling Anfield, bungee jumping in Whitby, and climbing the O2 Arena, supporting residents and dementia charity.
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Beauty routine change improves smile
A simple tweak to your daily beauty routine can have a major impact on your oral health and smile, according to dental experts.
DVLA provisional licence ban on L plates for commercial work urged
The London Assembly has urged the Labour government to ban provisional licence holders from using L plates for commercial work, citing safety risks from food delivery riders on repeatedly renewed CBT certificates.
NHS expands RSV vaccine to at-risk adults aged 65-74
From 1 September 2026, the NHS will expand RSV vaccination to adults aged 65-74 in clinical at-risk groups, building on previous phases for those 75+ and 80+.
DWP PIP Cuts Loom for ADHD and Autism Claimants
DWP minister Pat McFadden hints at stripping PIP from ADHD and autism claimants after the Timms Review, citing a tripling of claims since 2020 and a need to control costs.
Nine Amazon Toy Models Recalled Over Health Risks
Nine models of children's toys sold on Amazon have been recalled due to health risks, including choking hazards and chemical dangers, according to the UK's Office for Product Safety and Standards.
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New Cancer Support Choir Launches in Aberdeen
A new choir for those affected by cancer launches in Aberdeen, with free weekly rehearsals at Clan House starting next month and a performance planned for March 2027.
DWP Strips Benefits from Claimants Earning Over £10,000
DWP raises Carer's Allowance earnings limit to £204/week, meaning claimants earning over £10,000/year face benefit reductions. A call for evidence on modernisation has been launched.
Schools Must Stock Allergy Pens from September
From September, all schools in England must stock adrenaline auto-injectors and train staff, following Benedict's Law named after a boy who died from an allergic reaction at school.
DWP confirms new £204-a-week Carer's Allowance rule
The DWP has increased the Carer's Allowance weekly earnings limit to £204, allowing carers to earn around £10,000 a year while keeping support, as part of a benefits law change.
Man's Life Saved by Off-Duty Paramedic at Pure Gym
A man was resuscitated by an off-duty paramedic and ambulance crews at Pure Gym in Brierley Hill after suffering a medical emergency on July 7.
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PIP cuts likely for anxiety and ADHD under review
The Timms review on PIP is expected to make it harder for people with anxiety and ADHD to access benefits, with initial findings due imminently.
Brain Surgeon Warns: Yoga, Lifting, Energy Drinks Raise Stroke Risk
A neurologist warns that yoga poses, heavy lifting with breath-holding, and energy drinks can increase stroke risk. Dr. Baibing Chen shares three habits he avoids to protect his brain.
UK Schools Must Stock Allergy Pens from September
From September 2025, all schools in England must stock adrenaline auto-injectors and train staff, following Benedict's Law, named after Benedict Blythe who died from an allergic reaction at school.
EDF Sends Cooling Packs to Over-75s in UK Heatwave
EDF launches £1m Heatwave Relief Packs for vulnerable customers, including state pensioners over 75, with fans, blackout curtains and cooling towels amid UK heatwave.
PIP Long-Term Conditions Exempt from DWP Reforms
The Timms Review will exempt long-term conditions from PIP reforms, stating the system is 'not fit for purpose.' Spending on PIP is set to rise from £26bn to £45bn by 2031.
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QAC needs £2.5m for new health centre
Queen Alexandra College in Harborne, home to 468 students with disabilities, seeks £2.5 million by summer for a new health and therapies centre to meet growing demand.
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