Festive weight gain often temporary, studies show small, reversible changes
Experts say a few days of overindulgence can trigger temporary shifts in weight, but longer-term patterns depend on individual factors and post-holiday habits.
Experts say a few days of overindulgence can trigger temporary shifts in weight, but longer-term patterns depend on individual factors and post-holiday habits.
A viral claim that an unopened coconut can keep travelers hydrated on flights sparks mixed reactions and questions about airline policies.
With NHS dentists in short supply and costs rising, Britons increasingly turn to private subscription schemes, while warnings about upselling and overseas treatment mount.

Angel advocates mobilize donors nationwide to help kidney patients through a 15-patient Pennsylvania pilot
55-year-old Gary Brecka’s regimen blends biohacking rituals with high-cost coaching; experts urge caution over some claims while acknowledging potential benefits of certain practices
Experts say stress and routine disruptions around Christmas can leave people more susceptible to infections, but practical steps—from vaccination to gut-healthy habits and masking in crowded spaces—can reduce risk.
The chair of a national inquiry warns that care on maternity wards remains at risk, while a mother's account of a rare pelvic fracture after birth illustrates broader challenges in postnatal support.
Photos of a ham wrap circulated online prompt questions about school-meal standards and pricing at Scarborough UTC.
Food safety alert issued after labeling error prompted recall; refunds offered and guidance provided to consumers.