A groundbreaking new law in England is empowering local communities to purchase assets for the first time

Scientists have unveiled a new scanning technique capable of detecting endometriosis lesions often missed by traditional methods, potentially ending the agonizing wait for a diagnosis.

Johnson & Johnson faces the largest product liability case in UK history as claimants in the talcum powder lawsuit surge from 3,000 to 7,000.

Scientists have identified the first potential explanation for the concerning increase in 11 cancer types among young adults, with lifestyle factors still offering a powerful prevention strategy.

A groundbreaking NHS pilot project is challenging the current requirement of three miscarriages for support, offering early care that could prevent thousands of pregnancy losses annually.

New research reveals that drinking beer in moderation can contribute 'substantial levels' of vitamin B6 to your diet, offering an unexpected nutritional advantage.

The government is considering strict social media restrictions for children under 16 as new online safety legislation reaches its final stages in Parliament.

UK residents are living fewer healthy years compared to a decade ago, with poor housing, obesity, and deprivation identified as key contributing factors.

Janette Donnelly has been struck off following a tribunal's findings that her use of force on a disabled resident at Millport Care Centre was unnecessary and horrific.

A controversial bill that would legalize assisted dying has stalled in the House of Lords despite receiving backing from MPs, with supporters promising to revive the legislation.

The assisted dying bill, which had gained support in the House of Commons, has failed to complete its journey through the parliamentary process before time ran out.

Despite strong support from MPs, the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill appears doomed as it runs out of time for passage through the House of Lords.

The UK government has confirmed that medical data from 500,000 people was listed for sale in China, though they assure that no personally identifiable information was compromised.

A new cross-party report demands urgent improvements to temporary housing conditions as record numbers of families report their children are becoming ill from substandard living spaces.

A six-year-old girl who suffered from inherited blindness has regained her vision through revolutionary gene therapy at Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Two women from Northern England are campaigning for increased funding for lobular breast cancer research, highlighting what they describe as critical underfunding for this less common but aggressive form of the disease.

A new report reveals that hay fever symptoms now last up to two weeks longer than they did in the 1990s, leaving allergy sufferers searching for relief.

Scientists have launched a pivotal vaccine trial targeting the H5N1 bird flu strain, aiming to prevent a potential human pandemic amidst global avian outbreaks.

Robert Albon, a self-proclaimed 'super sperm donor' who claims to have fathered 180 children, has been denied legal recognition as a parent on a child's birth certificate.

UK Parliament has approved groundbreaking legislation that will prohibit smoking for anyone born after January 1, 2009, aiming to create a completely smoke-free generation.

The NHS has confirmed that £20 million in compensation has been awarded to patients injured during operations performed by surgeon Tony Dixon.

Health visitors in England are calling for urgent limits on caseloads that can reach up to 1,000 families, as BBC analysis reveals their numbers have nearly halved over the past decade.

Many individuals are experiencing inconsistent and unreliable results when seeking health guidance from AI chatbots, raising concerns about their reliability for medical advice.

Soaring living costs have driven the highest proportion of men aged 20-34 to live at home since 2007.

A new study confirms that vaccinating mothers during pregnancy provides powerful protection, reducing infant hospitalizations for severe RSV infections by 80%.

A groundbreaking UK initiative will provide tailored mental health support to people with diabetes, addressing the fact that they face double the risk of depression compared to the general population.

A charity highlights the alarming link between diabetes and depression, revealing patients are twice as likely to suffer from the condition.

An inquiry report acknowledges the massive life-saving impact of COVID-19 vaccinations while calling for better support for those who experienced adverse effects.

A new COVID report reveals that while vaccines have saved hundreds of thousands of lives in the UK, overcoming vaccine hesitancy remains a significant challenge for public health authorities.

A comprehensive major review has concluded that expensive new Alzheimer's drugs offer negligible benefits that patients likely won't notice, sparking significant controversy.

The latest UK Covid Inquiry report reveals that the National Health Service was perilously close to collapsing under the strain of the pandemic.

Government officials have launched a new strategy to improve women's healthcare, but widespread skepticism remains regarding whether the initiative will truly address the systemic issue of women feeling ignored by medical professionals.

Health researchers reveal that synchronizing your workout schedule with your body's natural rhythms can dramatically improve fitness results and motivation.

Equalities Minister Bridget Phillipson announces that new draft guidance on single-sex spaces for organizations will be delayed until after the May elections due to electoral rules.

Some NHS hospitals report that doctors' strikes have surprisingly led to shorter wait times, faster decisions, and calmer environments, raising questions about whether these benefits can be sustained long-term.

Experts are warning of a rise in hospital-treated spider bites, potentially caused by noble false widow spiders.

A nurse named Melle has won a settlement after experiencing racial abuse from a transgender patient when using a male honorific at

Former Jehovah's Witnesses argue that despite recent policy changes, the organization continues to endanger lives by pressuring members, including children, to refuse blood transfusions.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has denied modifying the pay deal for resident doctors as England's six-day strike is set to conclude Monday morning.

After years of being dismissed by medical professionals and facing threats of being treated as a mental health patient, a woman turned to ChatGPT, which correctly identified her rare condition that had eluded diagnosis for so long.

A new study has identified specific genetic variations that may determine who experiences the most significant weight loss when using obesity medications.

England's healthcare system continues to manage operational challenges during the latest walkout by resident doctors protesting unresolved pay issues.

A major six-day doctors' strike has commenced across England, prompting NHS officials to warn of widespread disruption while urging the public to use emergency services wisely.

NHS leaders urge patients to seek necessary medical care despite the impending doctors' strike, which threatens to strain services following the bank holiday.

Northern Ireland has become the first region in the UK to legally mandate paid leave for parents affected by miscarriage at any stage of pregnancy, setting a compassionate precedent for the rest of the nation.

Despite scorching record-breaking temperatures, the UK surprisingly reported fewer heat-related deaths in the summer of 2025.

Junior doctors face a setback as the government rescinds its offer of 1,000 additional training posts after unions refused to cancel the upcoming six-day strike.

The NHS is rolling out anti-obesity injections to more than a million people in England to combat the risk of recurrent heart attacks and strokes.

At just 15 years old, Sophia battles childhood dementia that has stolen her ability to speak and walk, with her family racing against a clock that may stop ticking before she reaches 16.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer has threatened to withdraw 1,000 new medical training positions if resident doctors proceed with their planned six-day strike next week.