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NHS fights “waste and wokery” Up to 8,000 bureaucrat jobs will be cut in the next two years.
As part of a crackdown on ‘waste and wokery’ in the health sector, health authorities will eliminate up to 8,000 ...
Weighty list! New software may prioritize obese individuals above middle-class patients for NHS elective care.
By use of a new program, obese people and smokers may be prioritized over middle-class patients on NHS waiting lists. ...
The number of child vapers double in two years, with up to three in ten regularly puffing e-cigarettes — and experts blame TikTok.
A government-funded report warns that the number of children who use e-cigarettes regularly has nearly doubled in two years. Experts ...
Hunger is a real phenomenon! Scientists discover a direct connection between hunger and rage.
According to scientific research, ‘hunger’ is a real phenomenon, not merely an excuse. The term is used to describe someone ...
NHS backlog? Stephen Barclay replaces Javid, who faced STRIKES, treated 6.5 million patients, and fixed the social care crisis.
Stephen Barclay, the newly appointed Secretary of State for Health, is tasked with clearing record pandemic backlogs, preventing summer NHS ...
FDA will temporarily permit the sale of Juul electronic cigarettes while the company appeals its US ban.
Juul e-cigarettes will be temporarily reinstated in the United States while the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reviews the company’s ...
Monkeypox patients in current outbreak may not have typical symptoms like fatigue and fever, making infection harder to spot.
Experts fear that patients infected during the current global outbreak of monkeypox may not exhibit all of the typical symptoms ...
Young children are at a greater risk of developing liver disease if exposed to toxic chemicals before birth, according to a study.
A new study finds that unborn children who are exposed to hazardous chemicals, many of which are commonplace in everyday ...
Study finds that elderly Americans who sleep with a light on are more likely to be obese, have high blood pressure, or have diabetes.
A new study suggests that sleeping with a light on may increase the risk of multiple diet-related conditions, such as ...
Stick to a daily intake of one chicken breast and seven apples. Researchers believe that the diet could prevent 26 million premature deaths per year.
Researchers at the University of Edinburgh advocate a daily intake of 350 calories of meat, dairy, and fish, which is ...
New medication may ease respiratory issues. Experimental drugs could help chronic lung patients.
The medication inhibits excessive mucus formation in the respiratory system. Mucus plays a key function in preserving the health of ...
Don’t want the £1 hangover pill? Why you should AVOID coffee and ‘hair of the dog’ but enjoy a greasy breakfast.
People suffering from alcohol-induced headaches, nausea, and fatigue are desperate to do anything to alleviate their debilitating hangover symptoms. It ...