Sisters in Service, founded by a former army officer and NHS psychiatrist, has recruited 160 members since May to help women navigate transition and mental health needs after frontline service
Researchers at Mass General Brigham analyzed meal and sleep patterns in nearly 3,000 U.K. residents, finding that a shift to later breakfasts in later life was associated with depression, fatigue, oral health problems and a modest increa…
Emergency panel advised lifting the highest-level alert; WHO director-general says response and monitoring will continue
Conaire Quinn, 38, who has a nine-year-old daughter, received the drug at Altnagelvin Hospital and says more people should be able to get the treatment
Researchers and audiologists describe automatic brain mechanisms that prioritize certain sounds and suppress others, challenging the idea that ignoring is always a choice.
Richard Tice tells BBC rising demand and costs show special educational needs and disabilities provision is ‘out of control’; government to set out overhaul in October
Undercover reporters bought vape liquids advertised as THC that later tested positive for synthetic cannabinoid 'spice', prompting health and safety concerns
Researchers warn common painkillers may promote drug-resistant bacteria while new supplements and fitness trends generate fresh interest in public health and wellness.
Researchers at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center found an association between smartphone use in the bathroom and hemorrhoids, but the small, observational study cannot prove causation.