A dad who suffered a brain injury just days after receiving a British-developed COVID vaccine has told Sky News he would never have had the jab if he had known of the risk of rare but serious side effects.
Alastair Hamilton was able to end his own life despite not having a diagnosed illness
Alfred Roper became very ill after a family holiday
Nurses who kept giving him fluids ignored a red flag when his fluid level was nearly two litres above the normal range
Star of This Morning, Josie Gibson, has shared a health update after the presenter found herself suffering from a "severe" bout of illness which resulted in hospitalisation…
The Government has addressed financial concerns over the levels of support provided to those on disability benefits
Lizzie Burbeary endured months of strange symptoms such as lumps on her head, hair loss, migraines and fatigue before the truth came out.
Spices from India on sale in British stores may be contaminated, the food standards watchdog has warned.
Zoraya ter Beek, who has has chronic depression, anxiety, trauma and unspecified personality disorder, expected to end her life soon
DWP has admitted missing multiple opportunities to record the “vulnerability” of a disabled woman whose death was later linked to failings of the benefits system.
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The confirmed cases of a waterborne disease caused by a parasite have more than doubled.
Crohn's is a lifelong condition where parts of the digestive system become inflamed. It's an unpredictable disease where a person can go from being well to "incredibly unwell".
‘Normalising’ is what happens when a group all does the same thing – and not joining in makes you feel like an oddball outlier. For many of us, that means moderate drinking. Only ex-addicts and weird clean-livers are teetotal, right? Everyone else enjoys wine with dinner, pints in the pub, cocktails to celebrate, and it’s not a problem… or so we like to tell ourselves.
Edward Tuddenham is one of the few remaining haemophilia specialists to have treated patients at the beginning of the infected blood scandal in the early 1970s. To have infected patients with HIV and Hepatitis C in the course of treating them "is the worst thing you can imagine," he said. Prof Tuddenham went on to be one of the UK's leading haematologists, isolating the gene that makes the key "factor 8" protein lacking in many people suffering bleeding disorders.
Amina Ismail, 20, was 'moved from pillar to post for years' amid a shortage of specialist care beds, said her family
Research has revealed a person’s chronotype – the time they wake up and go to sleep – can impact how they interact with their medication.
The best exercise fuel you’re not eating may be fruits, nuts, dark greens, and other plants.
The Biden administration announced Thursday that it's officially moving forward with a proposal to reclassify marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III. The Justice Department submitted the Notice of Proposed Rulemaking to the Office of the Federal Register and, if approved, the rescheduling would limit the punishment for those who are in possession of marijuana when it comes to a federal crime. ABC News reported earlier this month the DEA was planning to reschedule marijuana.
Maya Siek died in hospital having been sent home with antibiotics for suspected tonsillitis two days earlier
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