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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 16, 2026
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What's the healthiest meal to order from McDonald's? (opens the original)
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It is the food brand with perhaps the worst reputation in modern history when it comes to health credentials. McDonald's - which feeds around 4 million Britons every day - is thought, by many, to define the term junk food, with its menu of Big Mac burgers and deep-fried chicken. As a health editor with more than a decade of experience writing about diet and nutrition, among other topics, I will put my reputation on the line by stating that the fast food giant isn't actually that bad for you. McD
Josh ran ultra-marathons - now, at 29, he has incurable bowel cancer (opens the original)
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The Instagram videos make for uncomfortable viewing. Posted by 35-year-old Josh Vitner-Jackson, the clips graphically illustrate the reality of living with stage four, incurable cancer. In some, he lies in a hospital bed attached to multiple tubes – including chemotherapy drips – with an oxygen mask helping him breathe. In others, he is back home in pyjamas and slippers, painstakingly making his way up the stairs by shuffling backwards on his bottom. The caption reveals he is attempting the ardu
Taking HRT pills for a few months puts women at risk of blood clots (opens the original)
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Hormone replacement therapy pills could increase the risk of potentially fatal blood clots by 60 per cent, a major study has warned. The threat applies to those who use the pills for less than a year or take the lowest dose. Meanwhile, those who take high doses of HRT face a 40 per cent higher risk of heart attack and a 50 per cent higher risk of stroke. Women on HRT for more than five years could see the risk of both rise to up to 80 per cent. However, those who use hormonal skin patches, gels
How to ask for a second opinion at A&E (opens the original)
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British patients who are unhappy with their care in A&E will now be granted an urgent second opinion, according to new rules. NHS chiefs have announced that Martha's Rule – which gives patients access to alternative senior doctors – has been extended to UK emergency rooms. Previously, it was only in place on hospital wards and available to inpatients. The rule was first introduced in 2024, following the death of 13-year-old Martha Mills, who died in hospital after medics failed to escalate her c
'Life-changing' breast cancer drug now available in major U-turn (opens the original)
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Thousands of women in England with incurable breast cancer have been granted fresh hope thanks to a drug that extends life for up to three years. The approval of the treatment Enhertu for NHS patients is a major U-turn from drug chiefs, who initially ruled it was not good value for money. The medicine - which treats a type of breast cancer called HER2-low - has been available in Scotland since 2023, as well as 26 European nations. A recent trade deal with the US that affects the UK's budget for
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