Health

Britain’s been rocked by the terrifying “infected blood scandal” that not only claimed thousands of lives but also left heartbroken and furious families. After six years, a payout finally becomes a reality.   So Horrific It Sounds Unreal Contaminated blood shook the UK in the 1970s and 1980s. The lack of blood supply within the country … Read more

Vaping has reached an all-time high among adults in the UK, the highest level recorded in eight years. It was expected vaping would help people quit smoking, but is it merely giving people a new vice? 5.6 Million Adults in the UK Vape 5.6 million adults in Britain vape; that’s about 11% of the population … Read more

The infant mortality rate is on the rise in the UK, with the Black and Asian ethnic groups in the North of England more vulnerable than the others. Care Staggered for Ethnic Groups The disparities show a trend that certain socioeconomically deprived areas and Black and Asian communities are not getting the same care and … Read more

NHS England will now offer patients with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) a new 10-minute injection that can slow the progression of the disease. NHS First Healthcare System to Give Jab The NHS will be one of the first healthcare systems in the world to offer injections, which are said to be ready to be given in … Read more

Identifying ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) in children involves observing various signs and symptoms that may indicate the disorder’s presence. ADHD can affect children’s success at school, their relationships, and their behaviour at home. It’s important to note that many children may exhibit some of these behaviours at various points in their development, but that doesn’t necessarily … Read more

Rising poverty and poor diets are driving a shocking decline in UK children’s health, with heights falling and obesity soaring. Here’s the full story. Damning Indictment In a damning indictment of government inaction over the cost of living crisis, a recent report from The Food Foundation has shown that children in the UK are experiencing … Read more

Decades of research have led scientists to develop ‘game-changing’ personalised cancer vaccines. In a fast-track trial, thousands of Brits will be offered the treatment in the fight against the disease. Hopes of a Permanent Cure Each jab is ‘built’ specifically for individual patients based on their tumour type and stage of disease. The vaccination works … Read more

A new water contamination scare in Beckenham has reignited public outrage over the UK’s water crisis. Political and public health implications are intensifying as the general election campaign kicks off. Ominous Sign In yet another ominous sign for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, who kicked off the election campaign in a drenched address to the nation … Read more

The UK’s education and healthcare systems, essential to its welfare, are struggling. From underfunding to outdated approaches, let’s explore what’s really going wrong and who’s had a hand in these issues. 1. Underfunding in Education Ever since the days of Margaret Thatcher, our schools have felt the pinch of tight budgets. The Conservatives have kept … Read more

Former chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance has warned that the UK remains unprepared for the next inevitable pandemic, emphasising the need for continuous governmental focus and proactive measures akin to military readiness. Here’s the full story. Democracy in Action With the general election rapidly approaching, it can sometimes be comforting to forget the world … Read more