Royal College of Radiologists says bureaucracy is stifling access to cutting-edge therapies such as SABR and molecular radiotherapy ahead of a new government cancer strategy
Dr Xand van Tulleken says stress is a normal response and recommends exercise, sleep routines, self-care and talking to others to keep cortisol in balance.
Three‑Michelin‑starred chef says appetite suppression from GLP‑1 drugs is changing dining habits and could hit pubs and restaurants
Leanne Lucas told the public inquiry she feels excluded from the community she built after the Taylor Swift–themed summer club killings
Agents found pills laced with a previously unseen nitazene compound in a Hicksville home; officials warn the highly potent synthetic could already be in circulation
Rosie Pidgeon said repeated failures to lower a ramp left her late for classes and afraid to use the Glider service
Analysis shows a rising share of stroke patients are self-transporting to A&E, potentially missing time-critical specialist treatment such as thrombectomy and fast-track scans.
The Pet Gear View 360 has drawn praise for its steel frame and booster base, which vets say reduce escapes and stress, though it has not been crash-tested by the Center for Pet Safety.
Researchers argue growing evidence of triatomine “kissing bug” encounters and autochthonous infections warrants treating the United States as Chagas-endemic to improve awareness, surveillance and care