Catherine O'Hara's Cause of Death Revealed
The official cause of death for legendary actress Catherine O'Hara has been confirmed as a pulmonary embolism, with rectal cancer listed as the underlying condition.
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Catherine O'Hara's Cause of Death Confirmed
The beloved actress Catherine O'Hara passed away from a pulmonary embolism following her fight with rectal cancer, as confirmed by her death certificate.
Silent Heart Attack Symptoms: Chest Pain & Breathlessness
A leading cardiologist warns that ongoing chest pain or breathlessness may indicate a 'silent' heart attack, which often goes undiagnosed for years.
Oxford Study: Statin Side-Effects Often Misattributed
New University of Oxford research reveals most reported statin side-effects are not caused by the medication, prompting calls for urgent updates to official medical information leaflets.
Menstrual Blood Test for Cervical Cancer Screening
A new study reveals menstrual blood collected on sanitary pads could provide accurate HPV testing for cervical cancer, offering a non-invasive home screening alternative.
Grip Strength Test May Help Spot Early Dementia Risk
A leading neurologist explains how a simple at-home grip strength test could provide early warning signs of dementia risk, based on research linking muscle strength to brain health.
Menopause Triggers Brain Grey Matter Reduction
New University of Cambridge research reveals menopause directly reduces brain grey matter, potentially explaining women's higher dementia risk. Hormone replacement therapy may help slow cognitive decline.
Birmingham Diabetes Trial Hailed as Game-Changer
A groundbreaking University of Birmingham study shows finger-prick blood tests can detect type 1 diabetes in children before symptoms appear, potentially preventing emergency diagnoses.
Protein Breakthrough in Bowel and Liver Cancer Fight
Researchers in Scotland have identified a crucial protein that drives hard-to-treat bowel and liver cancers, opening new treatment possibilities.
Bride dies weeks after wedding as mum backs brain tumour trial system
A mother shares the tragic story of her daughter Natalie, who died just seven weeks after her wedding. She now supports a new UK system, ACT-BT, to improve access to brain tumour clinical trials.
Ex-Apprentice Doctor Struck Off Over Offensive Posts
Former BBC Apprentice star Dr Asif Munaf removed from medical register after tribunal finds antisemitic, racist, and sexist social media activity and professional misconduct. Read the full details.
Windsor Teen's Brain Tumour Fight Fuels Research Campaign
Indi Powell, 18, survived a glioblastoma after US treatment. She now campaigns for more UK clinical trials funding, as only 5% of brain cancer patients get trial access. Support the cause.
Study: Weight returns after stopping jabs like Wegovy
New research reveals weight often returns after stopping GLP-1 injections. Experts advise combining medication with lifestyle changes for lasting results.
Heated Rivalry Author Uses Show's Success for Parkinson's Care
Author Rachel Reid reveals the global hit TV adaptation of 'Heated Rivalry' is funding her access to top Parkinson's disease specialists, transforming her treatment after a two-year battle.
Mum backs £2.6m brain tumour research centre after son's death
A Leicestershire mum supports a new £2.6m brain tumour research centre in Nottingham, three years after losing her son to glioblastoma. The centre aims to find a cure for the aggressive cancer.
Aston University students solve NHS glove waste problem
Aston University students partner with PFE Medical to develop biodegradable gloves for the NHS from orange peel, tackling a 1.4 billion-unit waste issue. Read the full story.
£100k Grant to Predict Cancer from Harmless Lumps
A Cambridge researcher is using a £99,965 grant to analyse genetic clues in benign growths, aiming to save lives by distinguishing harmless lumps from deadly cancers. Read about the breakthrough.
Youngest UK dementia sufferer dies aged 24
Andre Yarham from Norfolk, diagnosed with rare frontotemporal dementia at 22, has died. His family donated his brain to science to help fight the cruel disease.
Methotrexate Side Effects: When to Seek Urgent Help
Methotrexate is a primary rheumatoid arthritis drug. Learn its serious side effects, when to call NHS 111 or 999, and crucial safety precautions for UK patients.
Clarkson: Weight loss drug 'devouring' my muscles
Jeremy Clarkson opens up about the side effects of Mounjaro, admitting the drug is 'eating' his muscle mass. The presenter says he'd rather stop the treatment than hit the gym.
150,000 Leeds homes sent lead test kits for children
A major UK study is sending finger-prick test kits to 150,000 Leeds households to screen children for lead exposure. Led by Northumbria University, it aims to transform national monitoring.
Surgeon awarded OBE for pioneering kidney transplant
Professor Michael Nicholson receives OBE for normothermic machine perfusion, a technique he pioneered in Leicester, transforming transplant medicine and saving lives.
Diabetes Drug Trial for Aneurysms in UK
A major UK trial is investigating if metformin, a cheap diabetes medication, can stop the growth of deadly abdominal aortic aneurysms, offering new hope to thousands of patients.
Teen's life with rare achromatopsia in shades of grey
Avi Krishnan, 13 from Pinner, sees the world in shades of grey due to achromatopsia. His family supports Fight for Sight's Christmas appeal to fund sight loss research and gene therapy trials.
NHS trials life-saving liver treatment in 13 hospitals
The NHS is launching a major trial of a new blood-cleaning device, Dialive, for acute-on-chronic liver failure. Starting early next year, it offers new hope for gravely ill patients.
Woman's heart attack at 27 after dismissing chest pain
Neena Chauhan, 27, suffered a near-fatal heart attack after ignoring recurring chest pains. Her story is a vital warning about heart attack symptoms in young women.
Woman suffered heart attack aged 27 after dismissing symptom
Neena Chauhan, 40, shares her story of surviving a heart attack at 27 after ignoring chest pains. She now supports the BHF's Christmas campaign for lifesaving research.
Driving habits may be early warning sign of dementia
New research reveals that changes in driving habits, tracked by GPS, can detect mild cognitive impairment with 87% accuracy. Learn how this could lead to safer roads and earlier interventions.
Life Sciences Week 2026 Dates Announced
Birmingham will host Life Sciences Week 2026 from Sept 21-25. The event unites biotech, pharma, and academia leaders. Book your place now to join the UK's premier life sciences gathering.
Wednesbury Pharmacy to Use Robot for Prescriptions
A Wednesbury medical centre will become one of the UK's first pharmacies to use robotic technology for dispensing prescriptions, serving hundreds of new homes planned for Friar Park. Discover how this innovation will transform local healthcare services.
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