By Xantha Leatham, Deputy Science Editor Published: 21:02 EDT, 27 October 2024 | Updated: 21:02 EDT, 27 October 2024 NHS Trusts experience the equivalent of three fires and nearly one flood per day, figures show. New analysis reveals that in […]
By Xantha Leatham, Deputy Science Editor Published: 20:32 EDT, 27 October 2024 | Updated: 20:32 EDT, 27 October 2024 The number of new nursing students has fallen by up to 40 per cent in part of England, threatening NHS rescue
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By Xantha Leatham, Deputy Science Editor Published: 18:26 EDT, 27 October 2024 | Updated: 19:07 EDT, 27 October 2024 Covid vaccine compensation could be given to thousands left ‘disabled’ by the AstraZeneca jab, it has emerged. Health Secretary Wes Streeting
By Xantha Leatham Published: 19:36 EDT, 24 October 2024 | Updated: 19:36 EDT, 24 October 2024 When it comes to big decisions, trusting your gut is usually the best way to go. Now, experts have discovered that relying on your
By Xantha Leatham, Deputy Science Editor Published: 19:45 EDT, 21 October 2024 | Updated: 20:02 EDT, 21 October 2024 A headset that zaps the brain could be used to help treat depression at home, a study suggests. Researchers have discovered
Fears over ultra-processed foods (UPFs) ‘could mean people eat even less healthily’, researchers have warned. In recent years UPFs – which are usually high in salt, sugar and saturated fat – have been linked in studies to an increased risk
A bad mood or poor night’s sleep could influence your brain for up to two weeks, according to a study. Researchers discovered our brains don’t respond to daily life in immediate, isolated bursts, but instead evolve in response to our
Sometimes it seems that certain people are able to lose weight easily while the rest of us have to struggle. And you really can blame your genes – or lack of them – if you’re struggling to shift the pounds,
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Toddlers in the UK get nearly half their calories from ultra-processed foods (UPFs) including flavoured yoghurts and wholegrain breakfast cereals, according to a new study. The figure rises even further to 59 per cent of total calories by the time
By Xantha Leatham Deputy Science Editor Published: 17:59 EDT, 3 October 2024 | Updated: 18:08 EDT, 3 October 2024 More than 1.6 million Britons are set to get the ‘King Kong’ of fat jabs on the NHS over the next
