Neil Gilson broke a Guinness World Record swimming Switzerland’s ten largest lakes to raise awareness of PANS and PANDAS, the little-known neuropsychiatric conditions affecting his son Jack.
Bipolar UK Brings ‘Maybe It’s Bipolar?’ Campaign to Brighton Universities to Tackle Student Mental Health Crisis
National charity Bipolar UK has launched a student-focused awareness campaign across Brighton, targeting young people who may be experiencing undiagnosed bipolar symptoms.
Freshers’ Week Warning: Students Urged Not to Sleep Off Potential Meningitis Symptoms
A pharmacist is warning university students not to dismiss early meningitis signs as freshers’ flu, as NHS figures reveal nearly 250,000 MenB vaccine doses administered this summer.
Pharmacist Warns Against Mistaking Beetroot’s Red Stool Effect for Bleeding
Online pharmacy Curely’s superintendent pharmacist explains what beetroot can and cannot do for your health, and when a red colour change in stools needs urgent attention.
Don’t Dismiss Post-Menopausal Bleeding as a Weight Loss Jab Side Effect, Pharmacist Warns
A pharmacist is urging women on semaglutide to seek medical assessment for any post-menopausal bleeding, following a newly published case report linking the medication to the symptom.
Weight Loss Injection Users Warned About Common Fridge Storage Mistake That Could Ruin Medication
Pharmacists are warning users of weight loss jabs such as Wegovy and Mounjaro that storing pens against fridge walls risks freezing and rendering them unusable.
Nearly Half of Britain’s Gamblers Have Gone to Extremes to Keep Playing, Survey Finds
A new survey reveals that almost 12.5 million British gamblers have taken risky steps to keep playing, including skipping meals, missing bills, and even gambling during childbirth.
The Open-Jar Symbol on Your Beauty Products That Most Britons Have Never Noticed
A beauty expert is urging Britons to check the Period After Opening symbol on cosmetics and skincare as the change of season prompts a bathroom cabinet clear-out.
12.5 Million Brits Have Gone to Extremes to Keep Gambling or Chase a Loss, Survey Finds
Nearly half of UK gamblers have skipped meals, missed bills or stayed up all night to keep playing, with London recording the highest rates of any region.
UK Searches for Unapproved Weight-Loss Drug Retatrutide Surge 658% in a Year
UK interest in the experimental obesity drug retatrutide has soared 658% in a year, prompting expert warnings against buying unregulated versions online.