Health

NHS warning to staff about ‘discouraging cousin marriages’: is it medically justified? National Health Services staff have been issued a warning by the government-funded NHS Monitoring Board, urging them to ‘stop discouraging cousin marriages’. According to the National Child Mortality Database (NCMD), which briefed staff on the policy on cousin marriages, it stated: “It is…

Ariana Grande talks about ‘dark’ PTSD experiences During a conversation with the Hollywood Reporter podcast Awards Chatterthe Grammy-winning singer revealed what it was like to experience post-traumatic stress disorder, grief, depression and anxiety while making the back-to-back albums. Sweetener was released in August 2018, marking Ariana’s first music release following the 2017 bombing at her…

Dakota Johnson reveals smoking habits, the leading cause of lung cancer Dakota Johnson said on a talk show that she smoked, the main cause of lung cancer. During a candid conversation she had with a talk show host, the Madame Webb star recalled. “My mother, when I was fifteen, I started smoking cigarettes.” “And I……

Chris and Liam Hemsworth support their father after his Alzheimer’s diagnosis Chris and Liam Hemsworth took their parents, Leonie and Craig, to the star-studded venue Crime 101 premiere in Los Angeles on Tuesday. The Thor actor, 42, and his younger brother, 36, posed with their parents after Chris recently opened up about his father’s battle…

Tom Hanks diabetes 2 management strategy exposed Tom Hanks is one of the famous celebrities who has made his diabetes 2 diagnosis public. So, how does he manage it? The Throw it away star controls the metabolic disease through strict lifestyle modifications, emphasizing a “boring” diet and consistent, daily exercise, rather than relying solely on…

Catherine O’Hara becomes a beacon of hope for rectal cancer patients Catherine O’Hara died on January 30 and the underlying cause was called rectal cancer. A British Columbia woman who was treated for colorectal cancer says she hopes news that the Canadian acting legend had rectal cancer when she died will help more people realize…

FDA sends ‘denial of file’ to Moderna over new flu vaccine Moderna has developed a new flu vaccine, but what’s the problem they face? The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is refusing to consider Moderna’s application for the vaccine made with the Nobel Prize-winning mRNA technology. The move points toward increased oversight of vaccines by…

Cure flu with these two golden foods Are you tired of flu season? An expert has highlighted two foods you should eat more of when you have a cold or flu, which can speed up recovery. In a video uploaded to his Instagram page, Professor Tim Spector revealed his ‘evidence-based tips’ for dealing with illness….

Struggling with being overweight? Here’s how to manage it Obesity is a chronic medical condition characterized by excess body fat, which increases the risk of serious health problems. It is usually assessed using the Body Mass Index (BMI), with a BMI of 30 or higher classified as obesity. Obesity is not just caused by overeating;…

Historic mental health institution closes its doors A mental health unit at a Surrey hospital has closed after more than 150 years. According to Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Trust, Victoria Ward, at the Grade II listed Farnham Road Hospital in Guildford, opened in 1866, making it the oldest ward in the county. In recent…

Top 5 Easy Hair Loss Remedies for Winter Hair loss is a common problem that affects people of all ages and genders. Losing some hair every day is normal, but excessive or prolonged hair loss can be distressing and may indicate underlying health or lifestyle problems. Understanding why hair loss occurs is essential for choosing…

Pregnant women with depression are likely to have children with autism Children born to mothers who experience severe stress or depression during or after pregnancy may be at greater risk for autism, new research from Japan shows. According to this new research from Japan, it highlights the crucial role of maternal health in children’s early…