
NHS Faces Legal Actions from Staff Over Workplace Issues
Two separate legal challenges against NHS trusts have emerged involving workplace discrimination and health exposure concerns.

Two separate legal challenges against NHS trusts have emerged involving workplace discrimination and health exposure concerns.

The FDA is asking Eli Lilly to collect more safety information on its newly approved weight-loss pill Foundayo, including potential liver and heart risks.

Jose Medina, charged in the shooting death of Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman, was discovered with a weapon while in jail custody.

New data reveals abortion rates remained stable in 2025 despite state bans, with increased telehealth use and reduced travel for services.

Health agencies report on meningitis outbreak status, Pfizer announces vaccine trial results, and Bausch + Lomb releases medical device data.

Recent research explores a mobility test for older adults, treatments for cancer-related cognitive issues, and potential dementia protection from vaccines.

President Trump signed an order to speed mainstream access to psychedelic-based medical treatments, supported by RFK Jr. and focusing on compounds like ibogaine.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is challenging major coffee chains about sugar content in drinks while polling shows declining trust in health agencies.

Research suggests new HIV treatment could provide long-term suppression, while scientists caution against unproven NAD+ longevity claims.
Over 100 billion gallons of raw sewage from Mexico have contaminated the Tijuana River since 2018, exposing tens of thousands to toxic gases and health issues.
A CBS News investigation found one Los Angeles County physician associated with Medicare claims for nearly 2,800 hospice patients in a single year.

Neil Hopper, an amputee surgeon, has been removed from the medical register after being deemed an extreme risk to public protection.

A man, woman and child were found dead after falling from a tower block in the Elephant and Castle area of London.

Child prescriptions for leucovorin increased sharply after Trump and Kennedy promoted it as autism treatment, though FDA later limited approval.

Research indicates CDC's decision to stop recommending hepatitis B vaccine within 24 hours of birth may lead to hundreds more infections.
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