Online safety regulator says teens ‘will lose interest pretty quickly’ in social media – as it happened This blog is now closed The Guardian - AU · Dec 9, 2025
Voices: Every woman should feel safe in an NHS maternity ward THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: The staggering shortcomings in care for mothers at hospitals and failure to implement recommendations to correct them have resulted in lives lost and ruined – the health secretary could define his legacy by finally putting this right The Independent UK · Dec 9, 2025
Aspects of Peggie tribunal findings ‘hugely problematic for women’ – solicitor An employment tribunal upheld Sandie Peggie’s claims she was harassed by NHS Fife but other claims were dismissed. Evening Standard · Dec 8, 2025
Easy Bruising Causes: Why Vitamin Deficiency and Blood Disorders Make You Bruise Easily Understand the most common easy bruising causes, from vitamin deficiency bruising to blood disorder signs, and learn when symptoms require medical attention. Medical Daily · Dec 8, 2025
Nurse Sandie Peggie wins harassment claim against NHS Fife A tribunal began in February after Ms Peggie lodged a claim against NHS Fife and transgender medic Dr Beth Upton. Evening Standard · Dec 8, 2025
Care home manager who preyed on young staff and fled country jailed Naijil Paul, 47, was due to stand trial in 2019 accused of sex offences, but instead got a flight to India. Evening Standard · Dec 8, 2025
Deprivation divide in Leeds is cutting lives short Letter: Alex Sobel draws attention to his constituency’s life expectancy gap and calls for a cross-government health inequalities strategy The Guardian - UK · Dec 7, 2025
I Retired at 63 to Enjoy My Free Time, But My Grown Kids Want Help With Childcare I love my grandkids, but It's too much. What should I do? We asked therapists and relationship experts for advice. Kiplinger · Dec 7, 2025
The lack of leave turning many women off their jobs Many Australian women have quit or considered leaving their jobs during fertility treatment, but some employers are stepping in to stop the workforce exodus. AAP · Dec 6, 2025
'The silence can be deafening' - Joanna Lumley fronts new appeal to tackle growing loneliness crisis among older people this Christmas Age UK says over one million older people will be eating dinner alone this Christmas – here's how you can help Woman & Home · Dec 6, 2025
Younger people wanting an assisted death could face stronger assessments Paediatrician Baroness Cass and the former president of the BMA, Baroness Finlay of Llandaff, called for a more ‘in-depth’ process. Evening Standard · Dec 5, 2025
Experience: I gave birth to the world’s first IVF boy My husband and I were unable to have children, and then we heard about a new experimental technique The Guardian - UK · Dec 5, 2025
Cancer-Stricken King Charles Wants a 'Special Christmas In Case It's His Last,' Source Says Cancer-stricken King Charles III is determined to make this Christmas 'special in case it's his last,' according to a source, as the royals gather at Sandringham amid his and Kate Middleton's health struggles. International Business Times · Dec 5, 2025
Stark warning for NHS over drop in number of international nurses coming to UK The health and care system has relied on international recruitment ‘for generations’ with experts warning that plans to tighten visa rules and cut immigration could ‘deepen’ workforce shortages The Independent UK · Dec 5, 2025
Marie Claire · Dec 4, 2025 Your Skin Changes During Perimenopause—6 Treatments That Should Be on Your Radar Maturing skin needs a special type of TLC.
The Guardian - UK · Dec 4, 2025 Preventing infections in older people is hit and miss, says England’s chief medic Chris Whitty contrasts systematic approach in children and calls for more research into managing infections in elderly
The Independent UK · Dec 4, 2025 Foreign aid cuts will see extra 200,000 children under five die this year, damning Gates report warns Report from the Gates Foundation says the death rate for under-fives will increase for the first time this century as cuts by Donald Trump and from nations across Europe begin to bite
The Guardian - UK · Dec 3, 2025 Labour proposed in opposition how to introduce assisted dying via private member’s bill Leaked document raises questions over amount of government control behind MP Kim Leadbeater’s bill
The Independent UK · Dec 3, 2025 How to balance your holiday spending when times are tight, according to the experts 37 percent of Americans feel pressured to spend more than they can afford
International Business Times UK · Dec 3, 2025 Shocking Number of People Leaving England's A&E Without Being Treated Triples in Six Years The number of patients who walk out of England's A&E increased in 2025 compared to 2019.
The Guardian - UK · Dec 3, 2025 Numbers leaving A&E without treatment triples in six years Sharp rise in waiting times has led to ‘shocking’ rise in untreated patients leaving NHS emergency departments in England, data shows
AAP · Dec 2, 2025 Scramble to play down fears of aged care worker crisis Department officials have defended not telling the aged care minister about potentially massive worker shortages because their model couldn't be verified.
Benzinga · Dec 2, 2025 Some 61% Of Wealthy Seniors Say They're Aging 'Very Well' — Only 39% Of Lower-Income Americans Agree Whether you actually feel like you're aging well depends a lot on something people don't always talk about openly, which is your income, according to a Pew Research Center report. The survey found that 61% of upper-income seniors say they're aging "extremely" or "very" well. Among lower-income older adults, that…
The Guardian - AU · Dec 2, 2025 It’s entirely reasonable to be in awe of surgeons – but patients need someone they can talk to Technical prowess must not come at the cost of good bedside manner – and being able to balance facts with empathy
The Guardian - UK · Dec 2, 2025 It is not too late to put the brakes on assisted dying, and focus on what is really needed Palliative care is deeply underfunded and unequal. Assisted dying cannot go ahead until politicians right that wrong, says former UK prime minister Gordon Brown