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Inside Britain's organ donation crisis: Hundreds dying while waiting (opens the original)
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It was described by Theresa May as a 'momentous step' that would save thousands of lives. In 2019, when Prime Minister, she announced a radical law change that meant everyone in the country would – overnight – become an organ donor, unless they chose to opt out. The move was designed to boost the number of organs available for transplants in the UK, which at the time were in short supply. That year, more than 6,000 patients needed an organ transplant and 411 died while on the waiting list. By ch
Easy changes that could help you get off blood pressure pills for good (opens the original)
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Blood pressure tablets are some of the most widely prescribed drugs in the UK – but many patients are not taking them as instructed. The pills, given to about nine million Britons every year, are crucial as they reduce the risk of deadly heart attacks and strokes. Yet despite their lifesaving properties, studies show that, shockingly, almost half of blood pressure patients fail to regularly take their daily tablets. And around a fifth do not take them at all. One reason for this is that many peo
Tired ALL the time? Our experts reveal the 12 most common causes (opens the original)
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Feeling tired all the time is one of the most common complaints that GPs have to deal with. One in five Britons say they suffer from this but, for experts, it can be difficult to determine the cause. Doctors have told The Mail on Sunday that the majority of cases can be split into 12 categories – each with their own telltale signs. But how would they define tired all the time? ‘It isn’t the same as feeling tired after a hard day’s work,’ says Dr Dean Eggitt, a Doncaster-based GP. ‘It’s fatigue t
The shocking reason behind your ankle pain - ETHAN ENNALS investigates (opens the original)
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It's one of the most common complaints that GPs see – and it appears that the hot weather only makes it worse. Achy ankles affect nearly one in five over-55s according to research, making it second only to knees as Britain’s sorest joint. Yet, for many patients, the cause can be a mystery. Last week, Dr Ellie Cannon, The Mail on Sunday’s resident GP columnist, wrote how she had developed stiff ankles during the recent heatwaves. She admitted that she was unsure of the trigger, ‘as embarrassing a
My pain pills are a lifeline, but they may increase my dementia risk (opens the original)
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It’s the 10p pill that won me my life back – but could it be sending me to an early grave? This is the question I have been considering for nearly a month now, following a startling phone call from my GP. The tablet is called nortriptyline and it’s a type of chronic pain drug taken by more than 2.5million in the UK. Chronic pain – when it lasts for more than three months – is among the hardest to treat and least understood medical problems. It affects about one in three adults – including me, ag
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