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Nightmares, fainting and 'Ozempic face'. What happened duri...oh joy you lose weight like a 20-year-old, says NADINE DORRIES
Over the past two years, I have received four telephone calls from my GP that I would rather have done without.
Common bacteria could 'melt' and destroy cancer with up to 99 per cent success, research finds
A bacteria commonly found in the mouth appears to 'melt' away and destroy cancers in the head and neck, according to new, 'remarkable' research.
Common mouth bacteria 'melts' cancer, scientists find, and it could explain why some patients have better survival odds
London researchers said they were 'surprised' to find that patients with head and neck cancer who had Fusobacterium within their tumours had 'much better outcomes'.
Doctor weighs in on Trump's miraculous ear recovery - as ex...nt continues campaign following Thomas Matthew Crooks shooting
Dr Dennis Dass, a surgeon in California, said that the photo certainly didn't rule out that Trump was hit by a bullet. He suggested the wound could have been small, and then healed up over time.
I'm a pharmacist - these are the 12 meds you should NEVER take with coffee
Pharmacists have revealed to DailyMail.com the commonly taken drugs that could interact with coffee and other caffeinated beverages, leading to severe side effects.
Two dead and 34 fall sick after listeria outbreak linked to recalled Boar's Head deli meat
A multi-state listeria outbreak linked to tainted deli meat has now sickened at least 34 people and killed two, sparking a massive recall.
Covid curbs such school closures and stay-at-home orders did more harm than good, major US study finds
The research found shutting schools down had little effect on virus death rates in the US but 'hurt' children's 'educational outcomes.'
From bums to tums: the tell-tale signs someone you know is on Ozempic... and how to avoid them if you are
Gaunt cheeks, thinner limbs and flatter chest and buttocks are all tell-tale signs of weight loss drugs. But, Professor Alex Mira says eating plenty of protein can prevent the unflattering effec...
Washington DC family lose custody of their autistic son, 16, after refusing to let him transition to a girl
The parents said their autistic son, then 16 and the eldest of three boys, had never previously shown any desire to become a woman until he was admitted to hospital.
High-tech 'Tasty Spoon', that zaps tastebuds back to life, ...ementia unlock memories of food and help them eat, experts say
Known as Tasty Spoon, the device, developed at the University of Sheffield, uses electrostimulation to enhance the flavour of foods for patients experiencing a loss of taste.
Ditching hybrid work could give you a big boost in the bedroom, new survey suggests
Therapists warned that working from home can lead to a couple becoming stuck in a 'monotonous' routine, sapping desire, while bringing the desk to the home can also blur the lines between work an...
Wes Streeting warns Brits can't trust the health watchdog, ...s not checked for a decade...so when was yours last inspected?
Health watchdog the Care Quality Commission (CQC) hasn't visited some hospitals for a decade - and our searchable chart lets you find when your local one was last checked.
Wes Streeting warns Brits not to trust 'rotting' watchdog's...e been 'invented' and state of system 'is worse than expected'
Health Secretary Wes Streeting said a bombshell review showed the Care Quality Commission (CQC) was 'rotting', saying some of its ratings were 'invented'.
Mum, 27 says her potentially fatal heart condition was dismissed as a UTI when she was pregnant
Weronika Driver, 27, from Lincolnshire, recalls that at 36 weeks her seemingly smooth pregnancy took a drastic turn, when she woke up with a tightness across her chest and was sweating excessive...
Want to dress more like Gen Z? You'll need a pair of these trainers... and they're actually GOOD for your feet, say experts
Harry Styles led the way pictured in Hoka trainers last year when he posted - and promptly deleted - a photo to his Instagram story sporting a pair and a One Direction t-shirt.
The new Diet Coke Diet? Young women abusing energy drinks i... amid surge in eating disorders, NHS mental health chief warns
Experts fear these so-called health drinks are fueling record cases of anorexia and other eating disorders, as young people are drinking them instead of eating a proper meal.
Study makes frightening find about women who don't have sex often
Researchers have found a shocking discovery regarding women who do not have sex often. The team is now urging females to have such relations more than once a week.
Yes, the NHS is broken but Labour will turn it around, writes Health Secretary WES STREETING
WES STREETING: Enormous trust is placed in the NHS and social care services. They look after us at our most vulnerable. As a cancer survivor, I owe them my life
Health Secretary Wes Streeting says CQC is 'not fit for pur...finds care watchdog is 'failing to protect patients from harm'
Wes Streeting has branded the care regulator 'not fit for purpose' after a bombshell review found it is failing to protect patients from harm.
Man takes role as England's Chief Nursing Officer for the first time in the post's 80-year history
Duncan Burton will lead the profession as the Government's most senior advisor on nursing matters, succeeding Dame Ruth May.
Boozy Britain: Europeans now drink the equivalent of 460 beers per year, here our fascinating map shows how the UK compares
Brits are among the heaviest drinkers in Europe, new data shows, with men sinking more than three times as much as women.
Doctors reveal hidden warning signs about Biden's health that you may have missed during tonight's address to the nation
They warned his lack of blinking may suggest a neurological issue. His dry mouth and stiff hands implies cognitive decline. They also highlighted his generous application of makeup.
FDA says dozens of coffee brands may contain a paralyzing toxin that can cause 'serious health consequences'
Coffee products that were recalled over potential botulism contamination that could cause 'serious adverse health consequences,' health officials from the FDA warned.
Toxic warning issued to millions of Americans driving in hot weather this summer - how to tell if YOU are at risk
That alluring 'new car smell' is sending a flurry of toxic compounds including formaldehyde and benzene into your lungs on hot days, new research shows.
I'm seven months pregnant and have just been diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer - here's what it means for my baby
Camila Campos, a 29-year-old gospel singer from Brazil, shared on Instagram that she was diagnosed with late-stage breast cancer while seven months pregnant with her second daughter.
Research reveals what REALLY happens to the body when you have a glass of wine or beer every day
For years, studies suggested it just enough to get the anti-stress benefits and not enough to cause hangovers or the other health risks associated with booze.
New shingles vaccine could cut dementia risk by 25 per cent, Oxford research suggests...but scientists still aren't sure why
Shingles, which mainly affects older people, can cause an uncomfortable rash and lead to serious problems such as deafness, long-lasting pain and even blindness.
NHS C-section shame: Mothers and newborns put at risk of serious harm by lack of operating theatres
One in three maternity units do not have a second dedicated obstetric theatre staffed and ready to perform emergency C-sections 24 hours a day, the Health Service Journal found.
Study claims cancer-causing pesticides in fruits and vegetables are as dangerous as SMOKING
Exposure to pesticides, a crucial facet of modern farming, can cause as much harm to the body as smoking, raising the risk of lymphoma, leukemia, and bladder cancer
NHS blood shortage: 'Perfect storm' of Russian cyber attack and low supplies sparks Amber Alert for health service
NHS Blood and Transplant has written to hospitals today to issue an 'Amber Alert' asking them to restrict the use of O type blood to essential cases and use substitutions where it is clinically s...
Doctors blamed my daughter's tics and seizures on watching too much TikTok, mother claims
Jessica Huitson, 15, from Newton Hall, Durham, (pictured right) was told her rare neurological condition was caused by 'watching too much TikTok'.
One in six vapes confiscated from kids at school contains illegal 'zombie drug' Spice, study finds
Testing hundreds of confiscated vaping devices from 38 schools revealed the alarming prevalence of the synthetic street drug, which can cause heart attacks and strokes.
I'm a skinny 59-year-old, but a doctor still gave me the ne...questions asked. And sorry to say it... I've never felt better
I may be a wise old woman at 59, but that doesn't mean I'm not bothered when my waistband starts feeling a bit tight or my jeans appear to have suddenly 'shrunk in the wash'.
Carrying extra arm or belly fat? You're at greater risk of dementia and Parkinson's, experts discover
People with high levels of belly fat were 13 per cent more likely to develop these diseases than people with low levels of belly fat.
Online GPs appointments are 'putting patients at risk', report warns
Doctors are putting patients at risk by insisting they access care online or through the NHS app, a damning report says today.
Health warning issued as incurable rat disease kills four people in two US states
Hantavirus - which is fatal in 36 percent of cases - typically causes about 30 cases per year in the US, mostly in western and southwestern areas. But some states are now recording a surge.
The body types that raise your risk of Alzheimer's, according to major study
Researchers in China found that adults with more belly and arm fat were up to 20 percent more likely to develop cognitive illnesses like dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
Tragic baby is born with four legs, four arms and two faces - in one-of-a-kind phenomenon
WARNING: EXTREMELY GRAPHIC CONTENT. A child in India has died after being born with four arms, four legs, and two faces this week. The condition is so rare that doctors do not have a name for it.
I'm a white woman born into a biracial family due to an IVF mix-up - my childhood was a lie
Hadeya Okeafor in Canada detailed the effects of an IVF mixup in the '90s that distinguished her from her black brothers and sisters.
Long Covid cannot be blamed for constant tiredness, brain fog or muscle pain, study suggests
Testing positive for Covid is no more likely to cause symptoms like fatigue than other illnesses, according to a study from University of California - Los Angeles (UCLA), which was funded by the ...
Surprise pregnancy? Anatomy expert reveals sex acts that aren't as conception-proof as people might believe...
Women have conceived children in some surprising ways that seem to defy the laws of biology. One factor that unites them all is the resilience of the human reproductive system to perform against ...
How the death of 24yo Pan Xiaoting in China added to the grotesque rise of extreme eating influencers in America
In addition to drastically raising one's risk of obesity, heart disease and diabetes, consuming that much food in one sitting can cause the stomach to become distended and rupture.
Horror as extreme eater, 24, DIES during livestream of 10-h...ate cake and chicken and seafood after her stomach ripped open
Pan Xiaoting , a 24-year-old binge-eating live-streamer died while broadcasting a 10-hour food binge to thousands of her followers. Autopsy results revealed a severely deformed stomach.
Risks of popular laser eye surgery may be MUCH higher than ...n to being left suicidal - before opting for £4,000 operation
Patients are not being warned about the debilitating risks of laser eye surgery, which can leave some in agonising pain and even suicidal, experts have warned.
Man, 68, has to have part of his penis amputated after it turned gangrenous, due to using a sex aid 'for too long'
Medics, who treated the 68-year-old in California, were forced to peel away layers of dead tissue in the horrific case but found the tip couldn't be saved and had to be removed.
Do you really need to cancel your Greek holiday after 'Covi...e' and a return of mask mandates - after just 205 extra cases?
While warnings have been issued about the a spike in Covid cases in Greece the Mediterranean nation is currently faring better than Britain, official data suggests.
HIV scare after doctor carried out intimate exam on a woman...had been used on another patient's genitals, complaint reveals
A 40-year-old woman from Batley, West Yorkshire, as told she was at risk of being infected with HIV after a doctor made a 'grave error' and performed an intimate exam with a used swab.
Woman, 66, who developed rare cancer after having breast im...r taking pharmaceutical company who manufactured them to court
Susan Axelby, now 66, who developed cancer linked to her breast implants has received a five-figure payout from the manufacturer.
Are YOU battling a never-ending cough? It could be hidden l...st symptoms are 'fobbed off' by doctors for more than a decade
Diana Muirhead, 60, from Norforlk is desperate to begin treatment, having been on the waiting list for a spirometry test to confirm that she has COPD for months.
A cure for autism? As researchers announce they have discov...n, experts slam claims as 'bad science' and 'deeply insulting'
The research claimed two girls' symptoms were drastically reduced after a two-year programme of interventions, but experts say it was poorly devised and amounts to no more than an 'anecdote'.
Millions could now get 'miracle' fat-busting jab Wegovy as drug chiefs give it the green light for preventing heart attacks
The decision comes after scientists hailed the results of a trial which, earlier this year, showed patients on the drug slashed their chance of these health problems by up to a fifth.
Swallow your chewing gum? Experts warn it raises risk of a ...medical condition... which also hits girls who chew their hair
Bezoars are collections of indigestible matter that accumulate in parts of our digestive system such as the stomach, intestines, and windpipe and that can remain hidden for years.
How a common mental health issue can raise risk of Alzheimer's by SEVEN-FOLD, first-of-its-kind study shows
Living with anxiety could increase your risk of dementia, a first-of-its-kind study from researchers in Australia found. But treating anxiety in a timely manner reduced this risk factor.
Do women smell different when they're most fertile? Scientists have finally found the answer...
Women smell more 'attractive' to men at times when they are most likely to conceive a baby. But the aroma of 'femme fertile' is a myth, according to a new study, by researchers at Leipzig Univers...
Women enduring 'years of suffering' as more than 750,000 stuck on NHS waiting lists for gynaecology services, figures reveal
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists is calling for 'urgent action' to tackle the backlog, which has doubled since the pandemic.
The 24-question quiz that reveals your REAL biological age - and your risk of disease
Longevity experts in New York City made the AI-powered tool which estimates biological age - or the age of cells - with just 24 questions.
Gel for erectile dysfunction that's effective 'in ten minut...t men, new research shows... but could effect be all the mind?
It's claimed Eroxon MED3000 gel works in less than ten minutes by creating a cooling and warming sensation while relaxing the smooth muscle tissue inside the penis.
Japan invents 'forbidden liquid jelly' drink claimed to be ...xperts warn there could be some very embarrassing side effects
Called In Tansan the Japanese sparkling canned beverage looks like any ordinary soft drink you'd find on a supermarket shelf but it also contains a hidden secret.
Why you're better off if your doctor is a woman, according to science
When it comes to your health, you're better off with a female doctor, according to a new study from researchers in four US states and published in the journal JAMA Network Open.
FDA recalls herbal supplement sold on Amazon after finding 'serious and life-threatening' ingredients
Infla-650 is a $55 'blend of ancient Indian herbs' sold nationwide that claims to help soothe the joints of users and maintain healthy bones. It is now being recalled in the US.
'Someone has to step in. People's health is at risk.' Docto...boom after slimmers buying it privately cause severe shortages
For retired library assistant Pat Guntrip, the blockbuster weight-loss jab Ozempic has been truly life-changing. She'd tried multiple medications to control her type 2 diabetes, without success.
How soon until you feel sick after catching someone else's ...u and Covid, our expert guide to when the symptoms will hit...
With summer holidays coming up, Covid infections still circling, and news of measles outbreaks , many of us will be feeling nervous about getting ill with at least one of them.
Six-year-old Hollyoaks star left paralysed by stroke that d...was triggered by an extremely common childhood viral infection
Avy Berry, 6, a child actor from Middleton, Greater Manchester, suffered from both a transient ischaemic attack - known as a mini stroke - and a stoke, which led her to undergo brain surgery.
I drank too much and had catastrophic relationships with an...d an alcoholic cocaine user - it made me a better psychologist
One boyfriend was an alcoholic and cocaine user; another a liar and fantasist; and one was an emotionally abusive narcissist. Their behaviour impacted me, making me doubt my instincts.
GP had never seen anyone 'so poorly treated by NHS' after woman died of ME, an inquest heard
Maeve Boothby O'Neill, 27, was left bedridden and hardly able to move in the final months of her life due to the severity of her myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME), an inquest in Exeter, Devon, was t...
Sing in the bath, watch TV comedies, and always floss your ...tweaks recommended by leading experts to help prevent dementia
You might not think that flossing your teeth or singing in the shower could have an impact on your brain. But these are just two of the simple lifestyle tweaks proven to help prevent dementia.
The end of men? The woman growing testicles in a test tube ...earch could save the human race from the male fertility crisis
People always ask me if the aim of my work is one day to get rid of men,' says biologist Nitzan Gonen. It doesn't seem an unreasonable query.
Stephen Fry urges prostate cancer patients to sign up for '...ta project which could improve treatment of the deadly disease
The NHS has partnered with Prostate Cancer Research to give scientists access to health data in a bid to transform patient care and treatment of the disease.
Doctors reveal how much vitamin D you really need after this damp summer - and the surprising foods that can help
It's dampened our spirits, ruined many a get-together and washed out countless sporting events, but could the cloudy, damp summer we've endured so far also now be harming our health?
DR SCURR: How to stop teeth grinding... without wearing a mouth guard
My dentist says I grind my teeth. I've tried mouth guards but tend to gag on them. Is there anything else that might help and does it cause long-term problems? Michael Lister, Burnley.
US suffering record levels of little-known illness 'Teflon flu' that spreads from common household appliance
Researchers say that a flu-like illness caused by fumes from burning nonstick pans hit its highest levels in decades in 2023. Long term effects of the inhaling these chemicals are unknown.
How to beat the three types of hunger, by a diet expert who...mash-hit book on how to cut cravings for ultra-processed foods
Ultra-processed food can be hard to resist. Not only is it designed to be quick and convenient to eat, research shows that certain additives can lead to addictive eating behaviours.
Startling graphs show not getting enough sleep, or getting too much, can be DEADLY
While many like to snooze longer on weekends or pull all-nighters for an arduous work project, getting too much or too little of it can raise one's risk of developing heart attack , stroke, obesi...
Could Kamala Harris' inappropriate laughter and 'word salads' be symptoms of a little-known psychological condition?
American behavioural specialist Gregg Levoy said that for people who ramble on and on, speech can become 'a barrier rather than a connector'.
How a revolutionary back pain jab may be better than painkillers - and it's made from your own blood
Jabs of a patient's own blood could ease the agony of back pain. The treatment uses injections of platelet-rich plasma, or PRP.
'Dream come true' drug extends women's fertility by five years... and it's already available on the NHS
Researchers at Columbia University in the US say an existing immunosuppressant drug could extend women's fertility by five years and have said it is 'a dream come true'.
Microsoft outage: GPs warn to expect more disruption from t...elled as patient groups hit out at NHS's 'digital first' model
NHS bosses, medics and pharmacists said they expect the backlog from the outage to impact services for some time as patient groups label a lack of an IT failsafe for the NHS as 'crazy'.
Test that can reveal your risk of getting motor neurone dis...and 65 other serious conditions... from a single drop of blood
Researchers say they are 'extremely excited' about findings which indicate that thousands of proteins in a drop of blood can onset of many different conditions.
Doctor shares easy hack that soothes migraines in minutes - using two items in your bathroom
Dr Jason Singh, a physician who shares his expert tips and knowledge with his 96,000 followers on TikTok , uses the 'two towel method'.
Teen boy in India dies from incurable brain virus as authorities race to track down 200 of his contacts
The 14-year-old school-child was diagnosed with Nipah virus in the country's southern state of Kerala, and died after suffering from a cardiac arrest.
Making six simple lifestyle tweaks can cut your dementia risk, say experts - as diagnoses hit record high of almost 500,000
Dementia, a condition where the function of the brain is impacted robbing sufferers of the memories and independence, is on the rise with a record number of cases diagnosed in England.
Scientists make 'profound' discovery about food and cancer as they hunt for cause of colon tumor explosion in young people
Researchers in Ireland made the discovery after reviewing six common diets and how they impact the gut microbiome.
Robust Extreme: Urgent warning not to take illegal 'sex power' pills
The Therapeutic Goods Administration has issued an urgent warning for imported 'Robust Extreme' capsules, which claim to help men suffering from erectile dysfunction.
Breakthrough needle-free treatment that experts claim can get rid of neck fat in just 20 minutes becomes available in the UK
The £1,000 procedure hones and tones neck fat using a pad placed under the chin that emits high-intensity electromagnetic energy, causing the neck to contract spontaneously, acting as a workout.
Dementia cases hit record high of nearly half-a-million - w...numbers suffering 'toxic combination' of risks behind the rise
New NHS figures reveal that 487,432 people had a diagnosis of some form of the condition in June, with Alzheimer's being the most common type, this is up 12 per cent compared to January last year...
Health experts reveal the red flag symptom you should NEVER ignore - because it could be a sign of cancer and diabetes
If you lose weight without cutting down calories or working out more in the gym, it could be a sign of something more sinister. Experts warn to could be caused by diabetes, cancer or stress.
I was called an idiot on TV by Richard Madeley for trying weight loss jab Wegovy when I didn't need it - but I deserved it
LAST week, I made the tough decision to share in The Mail on Sunday my own terrible experience experimenting with the weight loss jab Wegovy.
Mother-of-one, 58, distraught after £120 fat-melting jabs ...ssive infection and left a 'golf-ball sized hole' in her tummy
Julia Lanni, 58, from Hertfordshire paid just £120 for 16 Aqualyx injections across her belly to improve her body confidence. But she was left with an abscess.
The pitfalls of believing love is all down to fate: Relationships deemed 'destined to be' go downhill fastest, academics warn
Researchers have discovered that those who think relationships grow through effort, instead, tend to maintain higher levels of satisfaction over the years.
Who is a qualified medic? Nearly one in four Brits do not k...ference between a physician associate and doctor, poll reveals
Nearly one in four people does not know the difference between a physician associate and a doctor, according to a poll commissioned by Healthwatch England.
I've never touched a cigarette. So why was I diagnosed with 'death sentence' lung cancer at 43?
Leah Phillips of Kentucky was just 43 years old in December 2019 when she was diagnosed with stage four non-small cell lung cancer and given just six months to live, despite never smoking.
Daily Mail health reporter goes vegan for a month after tes...ases. What happened next shocked her... but left her miserable
Blood tests showed that I had high cholesterol at just age 28. To lower it and test out if a vegan diet can really live up to its many health claims, I went vegan for three weeks. Here's what hap...
DR ELLIE CANNON: Why do I get the smell of bonfires in my nose?
SEVERAL times a year I get a strange bonfire smell in my nostrils. I've read this could be a sign of something really sinister. Is this true?
More than half of children expected to spend more time indoors than playing outside this summer, survey finds
Experts warn a lack of activity can lead to a range of childhood health problems including obesity, vitamin D deficiency and mental health issues.
The expert tricks to cutting down on ultra-processed foods ...rt two of top dietitian NICHOLA LUDLAM-RAINE's must-read guide
In the second helping of our must-read series, top dietitian NICHOLA LUDLAM-RAINE tells you how to cut back on ultra-processed food as you do the weekly shop - without missing out on treats.
Younger people far more likely than older generations to visit A&E with non-urgent medical issues
Almost a quarter of 25 to 34-year-olds admitted to trying to get a doctors appointment for a self-treatable condition, according to research by consumer healthcare association PAGB.
Women with endometriosis four times more likely to develop ovarian cancer than those without, study finds
Prior research has suggested a link between endometriosis and ovarian cancer, but new findings found particularly severe endometriosis can significantly raise the risk of the disease.
How to tell if Ozempic is right for you: How likely you are...sks - and whether it will really work. Read our special report
FROM the breathless coverage 'miracle' weight-loss jabs Wegovy and Ozempic have had so far, you'd be forgiven for thinking they were the cure for every ill.
Breakthrough jab that makes painful eczema all but disappear gets green light from NHS
Approved by EU regulators last year, studies show lebrikizumab completely banishes eczema rashes in four out of five people given the drug.
How to unprocess your diet in 30 days: Just follow these st...sier than you think, writes top dietician NICHOLA LUDLAM-RAINE
Ready meals, instant noodles, frozen chips, oven-ready pizzas - we all know we shouldn't be so reliant on convenience foods. But who has the time to cook every meal from scratch?
Doctors say antidepressants may have pushed Trump shooter Thomas Crooks over the edge - as concerning new details emerge
With details about former President Trump's would-be assassin now emerging, officials are learning that Thomas Matthew Crooks' violent behavior could have been driven by depression .
Never-before-seen fungus that mutates at 'hyper' speed is discovered in China as two patients die with it
Two men, in their 60s and 80s, have already died after the fungus - called R. fluvialis - invaded their blood. The disease was detected for the first time in Nanjing, eastern China.
Two dead and 28 sick from sliced deli meat contaminated with deadly bacteria
A listeria outbreak across 12 states linked to sliced deli meats has killed two people and sickened more than two dozen others. The CDC s warning people to not eat meats bought at deli counters.
Global Microsoft CrowdStrike IT outage causes one of bigges...ancel ALL elective surgeries, procedures and visits amid chaos
Hospitals were thrown into chaos when an outage took down Windows systems around the world, knocking computers and medical devices offline and forcing medical staff to revert to paper charts.
Kansas college professor is hospitalized after bizarre chai...n left him allergic to BARBECUE food in first case of its kind
A Kansas college professor (pictured) suffered a near-fatal allergic reaction to barbecue meat in what is believed to be one of the first cases of its kind.
From 'blow up doll' Matt Gaetz to Kimberly Guilfoyle and even Trump: How plastic surgery was star of show at RNC 2024
Kimberly Guilfoyle, Donald Trump Jnr's fiancee, was hit with plastic surgery rumors after she looked unrecognizable from her days as a liberal when she was married to democratic Governor Gavin Ne...
Covid Inquiry: There was a 'dereliction of duty at the top'...rs, as bereaved families claim inquiry 'did not go far enough'
It comes after Covid inquiry chair, Baroness Heather Hallett delivered her report how, or if, the Government was prepared for an emergency like the pandemic.
Return of medieval therapy: Doctors heal infected foot of 4...ney and human placenta after modern antibiotics failed to help
The patient underwent four rounds of maggot therapy - a treatment that may sound extreme, but is sometimes used by NHS doctors to fight infection.
Microsoft outage throws GP services into chaos as vital NHS booking system goes down: 'We are completely dead in the water'
The mass Microsoft outage has hit vital NHS services, according to reports that medical computer system EMIS is not working.
Doctors reveal how worried we should be about Joe Biden's positive COVID test as President, 81, appears increasingly frail
Doctors warned that, at 81, a week spent recovering in isolation won't be enough to get him back in fighting shape, as seniors in his age group have the highest risk of severe infection.
Personal trainer, 41, regrets 'cheating' by not following h...advice... after £2,800 liposuction in Turkey almost kills her
Emma Donohoe from Liverpool routinely shares inspirational stories of her clients' weight loss successes using diet and exercise but not following her own advice and going for lipo nearly cost he...
Microsoft outage: Cancer patients unable to have chemo and ...thout vital insulin drugs as NHS computer system chaos spreads
GP services up and down the county have also been affected with family doctors struggling to book appointments, view patient notes, order prescriptions and make referrals.
Heatwave: How VAPING could put you at risk of heat exhausti...er study finds nicotine increases risk of the deadly condition
Experts behind the latest study issued the warning as Britain gears up for a 'mini-heatwave' this weekend, with mercury predicted to hit 31C in some areas.
A cure for HIV? Man, 60, declared 'free' of the virus after... making him the seventh person to benefit from risky procedure
A German man, 60, has likely been 'cured' of HIV after receiving a stem cell transplant, doctors announced. It's a medical milestone only achieved by six other people.
Breakthrough 'take-at-home' prostate cancer drug gets green...from lengthy hospital visits throwing a lifeline to 40,000 men
Relugolix has been given the go-ahead on the NHS, potentially helping 40,000 men with advanced hormone sensitive prostate cancer.
Provocative New York magazine cover shows topless Trump, 78... amid fears about their age and health: 'Wildly disrespectful'
New York magazine stunned readers this week with a provocative cover showing both Presidential candidates standing on scales in nothing but their underwear.
Two dead and 10 sick from ALMOND milk and other dairy-free drinks contaminated with deadly bacteria
The patients were in Canada , where another ten people have also been sickened in the outbreak, nine of which were hospitalized - mostly in Ontario.
Doctors remove two-pound hairy mass from 24-year-old woman's stomach
A 'hair-raising' surgery proved to be successful after doctor's in Ecuador removed two pounds of hair that accumulated in the stomach of a 24-year-old woman, who was eating her own hair.
Brain boosting gummies laced with psychedelic land five people in the hospital- including a three-year-old
Investigators tested six packets of the gummies from five brands sold in Virginia that said they contained a 'proprietary mushroom blend'. But they found four of them - or 66 percent - contained ...
Dancer diagnosed with terminal colon cancer at FOURTEEN after doctors dismissed symptoms as 'girl problems'
Liberty 'Libbie' Ashworth from Panora, Iowa, was diagnosed with terminal colon cancer at just 14 years old after suffering years of pain and being dismissed by her doctors.
Food blogger eats like Donald Trump for entire day then do...h Joe Biden's diet - and reveals which left him more miserable
A 35-year-old TikToker has eaten like both Presidents for a day - and says that neither eat like 'normal people'.
Haunting words of Covid bereaved that should heap shame on ...ne was allowed to attend his funeral... it's still so painful'
At least 235,000 Brits are thought to have been killed by the virus since the pandemic began, with further fatalities caused by the disruption to the NHS.
Experts discover trigger for deadly motor neurone disease... and the reason may even hit 'healthy' young men
The UK experts discovered found players who had been concussed had higher levels of proteins in their blood that may make them more prone to developing the diseases.
Struggle to hold on? Treatment that can banish embarrassing... green light, giving hope to one in ten who suffer the problem
Millions of Brits suffering from overactive bladder syndrome (OAB) could benefit from a new daily pill which has been greenlit by UK health officials.
Best hospitals across America RANKED... how does YOUR state fare?
The Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, was top-rated in eight specialties, including cancer care and cardiology, according to newly data report from US News and World Report.
This is the REAL reason women are far more likely to die fr...k and why taking your husband to hospital could save your life
IT'S a shocking statistic that reveals medical sexism is still a dangerous issue in this country: while men are more prone to heart attacks, women have a higher risk of dying from one.
'Never again can a disease be allowed to lead to so many de...t's excoriating opening to the Covid-19 Inquiry report in full
In her report, Baroness Hallett, chair of the probe, warned the country was 'ill prepared for dealing with a catastrophic emergency, let alone the coronavirus pandemic'.
NYC is rocked by cases of Victorian-era disease in migrant center - as critics blame Biden's porous border
At least two people staying at a large migrant shelter in Brooklyn are reported to have measles, a highly contagious disease that threatens the health of every migrant and employee there.
Can YOU spot the fake? Warning as scammers use computer gen...y Jones and late Doctor Michael Mosley to promote health scams
Scammers are using AI to fake videos of TV doctors like Hilary Jones, Michael Mosley and Rangan Chatterjee to push products to unsuspecting member of the public on social media.
Women are waiting too long to start IVF treatment, UK regul... tops 35 for the first time despite falling chances of success
The trend - which lowers the chances of IVF working - has been blamed on long NHS waiting lists, Covid delays and the prohibitive costs of private treatment.
HUGE rise in vaping as research shows one in ten adults use devices, and many taking up the habit have never smoked
The figures mark an eight-fold surge in just a decade. By contrast, just one in 80 were thought to have taken up the habit in England in 2013.
Illinois girl suffers deadly toxic shock syndrome caused by a TAMPON after swimming in the Ozarks
A tween tampon user contracted potentially deadly toxic shock syndrome after swimming in the Ozarks. The infection was caused by Staph from lake water.
Why DO so many celebrities catch Lyme disease? As Serena Wi...e lifestyle of the rich and famous makes them more susceptible
The Reddit co-founder joins model Bella Hadid , singer Justin Bieber, actor Ben Stiller and comic Amy Schumer in having the condition which is spread by ticks.
Scientists discover 'critical' link between autism and a common infection
By examining medical records of nearly 3m infants, researchers found those born with cytomegalovirus were 2.5 times more likely to be diagnosed with autism than children without CMV.
FDA issues warning against eating five copycat candies that could be deadly - can YOU see what's wrong with them?
The companies selling the products have been issued with warning letters and given 15 days to withdraw them from sale. Officials fear children could unwittingly consume them.
Grandmothers CAN breastfeed! I'm a top lactation consultant and here's how it's done
Actress Fay Ripley made headlines when she said tha she would breastfeed her grandchildren. Some people were shocked, thinking it is impossible, but grandmothers can breastfeed.
Is Britain going veggie by stealth? MailOnline reveals the ...market shelves that contain more fake meat that the real thing
Britain's pork banger could soon be made more veggie to make us healthier but ones already on supermarket shelves host a variety of non-meat components from bamboo to algae.
Kings Speech: Smoking ban 'will save countless lives' say U...r milestone'... but critics insist 'killjoy' bill 'won't work'
There had been uncertainty after July's general election quashed any hopes of the historic bill put forward by Rishi Sunak, passing before the previous Parliament.
Risk of climbing the property ladder: children who move hou...ge of 15 are at risk of depression in later life, experts warn
Youngsters who moved once between 10 and 15 are 41 per cent more likely to suffer depression later in life, and those who moved twice or more had a 61 per cent increased risk of the condition.
Wisconsin mom nearly dies from frightening sleepwalking disorder that causes a very embarassing behavior
Christian Owens (pictured), 41 from Wisconsin, ate a whole box of sweet rolls in 2018 while she slept, causing her to choke until her grandmother performed CPR to save her.
How just an hour too little, or too much sleep could increa...ally deadly 'hidden' condition by a THIRD, scientists discover
Researchers in Boston, US, found those with the most erratic sleep patterns had the highest chance of being diagnosed with the condition later in life.
CDC issues urgent warning about six 'silent killers' rising across the US - including incurable deadly fungus
In a report, the CDC said infections with these hard-to-treat microbes had risen at least 20 percent between 2021 and 2022 compared to the year before the pandemic.
Clinic that pressured parents into sex change care for their trans kids shutters in 'huge win' for child safety
The Washington University Transgender Center at St. Louis Children's Hospital has shuttered, following an outcry over claims that doctors there pushed puberty blockers and other procedures on min...
The 'dirty dozen' supermarket fruit and vegetables that wer...itionist Gabriela Peacock reveals how you can reduce the risks
Eating a bowl of fresh strawberries is such a simple, healthy pleasure. Or rather, it was until a recent alarming report revealed them to be top of the 'dirty dozen' fruit and vegetables.
I tried the new DIY smear test - it was so simple, I did mi...ning coffee break... says MailOnline Health Editor EVE SIMMONS
Like the experts running the trial, I am convinced if all women had the option it would increase numbers taking these tests - something that's absolutely needed.
Generation UPF: British teens now get a TWO-THIRDS of their...eals - as diabetes and obesity in under 40s continue to spiral
White children and those from deprived backgrounds are consuming the most UPFs, which tend to be mass-produced and are often high in salt, saturated fat and sugar.
'Groundbreaking' DIY smear tests set to be rolled out on th...inds they substantially boost cervical cancer screening uptake
The self-testing kits are expected to 'revolutionise' cervical cancer diagnosis after the biggest study yet found they would reach a million more women every three years.
How three-minute bouts of exercise several hours before bed can boost your quality of sleep
A study appears to show doing some exercise in the hours before going to bed could help you sleep better.
Disruptive children could have smaller brains than their well-mannered classmates, new study reveals
A new study has revealed disruptive children could have smaller brains than their well-mannered classmates.
Two in five men die young because they fail to take their health seriously - and avoid going to the doctor experts warn
The Real Face of Men's Health report says two in five men die younger than they should, meaning 133,000 a year are lost too soon. Many could have been saved with improved access to screening.