NHS Expands Weight-Loss Drug Eligibility to 1.2 Million
The NHS will offer weight-loss drugs to 1.2 million more people, including those overweight with cardiovascular risks, starting Wednesday to prevent heart attacks and strokes.
Category : Health
Hazardous Gas Incident at School Hospitalizes Three Staff
Three staff members were hospitalized after hazardous gases were released in a confined area at Coleraine Grammar School during Easter holidays. Emergency services responded with multiple units.
Welsh Man Dies in Spain After Suspected Drug Overdose
A 36-year-old man from Rhondda died in an Alicante hospital while on holiday in Spain, with a coroner ruling his death was drug-related after he became unresponsive upon arrival.
Anger on Anniversary of Birmingham Day Centre Closure
One year after Birmingham Council closed Harborne Day Centre, campaigners and residents express anger over the loss of vital support for vulnerable adults, linking it to the council's financial crisis and upcoming local elections.
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Birmingham Clinic Uses Leeches for Wellbeing and Health
A Birmingham clinic is leading a resurgence in leech therapy, using the blood-sucking parasites for wellbeing and conditions like osteoarthritis and hair loss, with treatments sourced from a Welsh bio-farm.
Son Demands Ian Paterson Serves Full 20-Year Sentence
Dan Hudson, whose mother was a victim of disgraced surgeon Ian Paterson, calls for the 'butcher' to serve his full sentence and criticizes lack of public attention on the medical scandal.
NHS Boss 'Really Worried' About Medicine Stock Issues
Sir Jim Mackey, NHS England chief executive, reveals serious concerns about medicine supply chains during a radio interview, highlighting limited stockpiles and global market pressures.
UK Emergency Fuel Plan: Rationing & Speed Limits Revealed
The UK's national framework for fuel shortages prioritizes emergency services, caps consumer supplies, and promotes public transport and reduced speed limits as petrol prices soar.
Record Assaults on Emergency Workers Revealed
New figures show a record number of assaults on emergency workers, with over 4,300 crimes recorded last year. Birmingham tops the list for incidents, while Swale in Kent is the most dangerous per capita.
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Care Home Staff Sleep Outdoors to Aid Homeless Veterans
Staff from Hazelgrove Court Care Home in Saltburn-by-the-Sea slept outside in a fundraising event for homeless armed forces veterans, raising £600 for vital support services.
Check Sunscreen Expiry Symbol Before Summer Use
Experts warn Brits not to ignore the Period After Opening symbol on sunscreen bottles, as using expired products can reduce protection against harmful UV rays.
New 'Cicada' COVID Variant BA.3.2 Arrives in UK
Health officials are tracking the BA.3.2 'cicada' COVID-19 variant, detected in international travelers and likely circulating at low levels in the UK. The variant, first found in South Africa, has spread to 23 countries.
Clinical Trial Saves Baby from Cancer, Now She Runs Marathons
Elizabeth Rees-Gilbert was given a bleak prognosis at four months old but a groundbreaking clinical trial at Birmingham Children's Hospital changed her fate. Now in her thirties, she's running half marathons.
Birmingham A&E Waiting Times Soar to Over 6.5 Hours
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust reports A&E waiting times increased to 407 minutes in January, with performance targets missed as winter demand pressures emergency departments.
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Alison Hammond Boxing Skills After 11-Stone Weight Loss
This Morning star Alison Hammond shares her intense boxing workout on Instagram, highlighting her five-year transformation and balanced approach to fitness and diet.
Birmingham Man's 'Flush Fiction' Book Aids Cancer Patients
Liam Kerry, diagnosed with stage 4 bowel cancer, wrote 100-word stories for bathroom reading to uplift others. His book, published posthumously, raises funds for Bowel Cancer UK.
DWP Criticized for PIP Eligibility Including ODD Condition
The Department for Work and Pensions has confirmed 178 conditions qualify for Personal Independence Payments, but inclusion of Oppositional Defiant Disorder has sparked controversy among commentators.
Turkey Pastrami Recalled Over Listeria Contamination Fears
Gilbert's Turkey Breast Pastrami sold in Tesco, Morrisons, and Asda is recalled due to Listeria monocytogenes, posing risks of food poisoning and meningitis. Customers are urged to check fridges and return affected products for a refund.
Endometriosis Diagnosis Delays Show Racial Disparities in UK
A new report reveals women of colour wait 11 years on average for endometriosis diagnosis, highlighting systemic biases in healthcare. Charities call for urgent government action to address inequalities.
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Supermarkets Recall Sandwich Filler Over Meningitis Risk
Gilbert's Turkey Breast Pastrami sold at Tesco, Sainsbury's, Asda, Morrisons, and Waitrose is urgently recalled due to Listeria contamination that can cause meningitis.
Seventh British Tourist Dies in Cape Verde After Illness
A man in his 50s has died after falling ill at a five-star resort in Cape Verde, becoming the seventh British tourist to die from gastric illness in the country since 2023. Over 1,700 tourists have reported illness.
Measles Rash Forces Contraceptive Change, Results in Pregnancy
A West Midlands woman contracted measles despite vaccination, developing a severe rash that required removal of her contraceptive patch, leading to an unplanned pregnancy and the birth of her son.
Family's Heartbreak After Son Dies in Hospital Biopsy Error
A Wolverhampton couple lost their three-year-old son after a trainee doctor accidentally pierced his artery during a routine biopsy at Birmingham Children's Hospital. The hospital trust has admitted liability and issued an apology.
Sleep Spray Review: Kloris vs The White Company for Insomnia
A detailed comparison of two popular sleep sprays - Kloris Soothing Mist and The White Company Sleep Soothing Pillow Mist - testing effectiveness, cost, scent, and packaging for insomnia sufferers.
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Thousands Miss £9,724 DWP End-of-Life Benefits
New data shows 34% of terminally ill people fail to claim non-means-tested disability benefits worth up to £9,724 annually under Special Rules for End of Life.
Birmingham A&E Wait Times Rise as Demand Surges
Patients in Birmingham hospitals are facing longer emergency department waits, with performance targets deteriorating and average times increasing significantly during winter pressures.
Seventh UK Tourist Dies in Cape Verde Gastric Illness
A man in his 50s has become the seventh British tourist to die in Cape Verde since 2023 after contracting a gastric illness, with over 1,700 UK holidaymakers reporting similar issues.
NHS Pauses Botox for Rare Digestive Condition, Patient Despair
A 44-year-old woman from Wolverhampton expresses devastation as University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Trust pauses Botox treatment for Sphincter of Oddi Dysfunction, a rare and painful digestive disorder.
12 Best Dog Breeds for Families with Young Children
Discover the 12 most child-friendly dog breeds, including Labrador Retrievers and Pugs, known for their calm and gentle nature, perfect for young families.
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21 NHS Conditions Eligible for DWP PIP Benefits
The Department for Work and Pensions has revealed the most common health conditions for PIP claims, with psychiatric disorders leading at 37% of 3.7 million recipients nationwide.
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