Why is my mint turning brown? Discover the causes of this common problem, and simple ways to fix it Mint is a herb prone to a range of pests, diseases, and environmental stress Homes & Gardens · Jun 4, 2025
Government would struggle to cope with severe animal disease outbreak – watchdog Outbreaks such as foot and mouth or bird flu can have major impacts on farming, economic growth, public health and wildlife, the NAO says. The Independent UK · Jun 3, 2025
UK ‘not prepared’ for major animal disease outbreak like foot and mouth or bird flu Watchdog calls for urgent action after government admits there is a “very high” risk of an outbreak to which it would be unable to respond effectively The Independent UK · Jun 3, 2025
Eating this popular fruit daily may support postmenopausal heart and metabolic health Menopause begins for approximately 6,000 women each day The Independent UK · Jun 3, 2025
Six crucial facts about Alzheimer’s and why there’s new hope for treatments There was an 11% increase in Alzheimer’s disease clinical trials scheduled for 2025 The Independent UK · Jun 3, 2025
‘Corpses rotting in the Nile’ as cholera tears through Sudan The waterborne disease has rapidly spread throughout Sudan due to the ongoing civil war. Al Jazeera · Jun 3, 2025
Daily cup of chickpeas can lower cholesterol, researchers find The study was presented at the annual meeting of the American Society for Nutrition in Florida. Evening Standard · Jun 3, 2025
6 things you need to know about Alzheimer’s – as drug trials bring new hope The new review of Alzheimer’s disease in clinical trials in 2025 found 182 clinical trials assessing the impact of 138 drugs. Evening Standard · Jun 3, 2025
Weight-loss drugs among breakthrough trials offering ‘hope’ for dementia prevention One clinical trial is assessing whether semaglutide, used in weight loss drugs, could slow the progression of dementia The Independent UK · Jun 3, 2025
‘Hope on the horizon’ as drugs assessed for Alzheimer’s prevention There has been an 11% increase in the number of clinical trials assessing potential treatments. Evening Standard · Jun 3, 2025
Chief medical officer ‘anxious’ about US leaving World Health Organisation Sir Gregor Smith said the move leaves a ‘gap’ in how experts understand emerging diseases. Evening Standard · Jun 3, 2025
Preventing the next pandemic: One Health researcher calls for urgent action The world is facing daunting health challenges with the rise of zoonotic diseases – infections that are transmissible from animals to humans. These diseases – which include Ebola, avian flu, COVID-19 and HIV – show how the health and wellbeing of humans, animals and ecosystems are closely connected. The Conversation · Jun 3, 2025
Groundbreaking AI pen detects Parkinson’s by analysing handwriting Handwriting is a complex process requiring brain-hand coordination and research shows it is substantially affected by Parkinson’s The Independent UK · Jun 3, 2025
Staying hopeful could significantly reduce risk of heart attacks A study has found that hope as a form of ‘self-prescription’ can be a powerful tool The Independent UK · Jun 3, 2025
The Independent UK · Jun 2, 2025 The attitude change that could reduce risk of heart disease or stroke A study has found the ‘self-prescription’ can be a powerful tool
Evening Standard · Jun 2, 2025 Maintaining hopeful attitude ‘could prevent heart attacks and early death’ Researchers found hopeful people tended to fare better, had greater levels of self-care and were less likely to skip taking their medication.
The Independent UK · Jun 2, 2025 All international travelers should get measles vaccinations, CDC says U.S. health officials have changed their advice to international travelers about measles, saying Americans should be vaccinated against the disease no matter where they travel in the world
Medical Daily · Jun 2, 2025 The Silent Epidemic: Diabetes and Heart Disease, A Call for Lifestyle Revolution A revolution in medicine shows that heart disease and diabetes can be reversed with evidence-based lifestyle changes, offering renewed hope for millions
The Independent UK · Jun 2, 2025 Drinking Diet Coke has been tied to heart health risks. Here’s what you should know Just a couple drinks a day may increase your risk for heart disease and stroke, according to researchers.
The Conversation · Jun 2, 2025 From period pain to heart disease, the gender health gap is real – here’s how to close it For decades, women’s health has been chronically underfunded and under-researched. The consequences of this neglect are widespread and deeply damaging.
The Guardian - UK · Jun 1, 2025 UK is no better prepared: key takeaways from Covid inquiry’s test, trace and isolation module While a test was quickly developed, weaknesses in the early pandemic response included no plan for nationwide testing and ineffective contact tracing
The Guardian - UK · Jun 1, 2025 ‘Now I do weight training’: how exercise helped one patient stay free of cancer Margaret Tubridy, 69, took part in landmark study that reveals the role of exercise in preventing return of disease
Evening Standard · Jun 1, 2025 Exercise slashes risk of death in patients with colon cancer – study Approximately 31,800 people are diagnosed with the disease in the UK every year, according to Cancer Research UK estimates.
Salon · Jun 1, 2025 Viruses are in us. And are us. It's ok. Viruses are in us. They're even part of us. Now researchers want to map the human virome