- Matt’s marathon walk for son’s life-saving careA proud dad has walked nearly 30 miles from the Horton General to the Oxford Children’s Hospital to thank NHS teams for his son’s care. Matt Woods was welcomed by hospital staff and the Oxford Hospitals Charity team this weekend as he…

- Strong start to Heartfelt AppealThe Oxford Hospitals Charity team was at the John Radcliffe Hospital to mark World Heart Day this September, and highlight the ‘Heartfelt Appeal’. The charity launched its a half million-pound appeal earlier this summer and it has now…

- Low Energy Mindfulness: Practices for When You're ExhaustedUpdated 06.11.25 By Julia Lofts When you’re living with limited energy, whether due to chronic pain, illness, or ongoing fatigue, the very idea of meditation can feel exhausting. Some days, it’s like standing at the bottom of Everest in…

- Discussing the role of parental consent in withdrawal of treatment casesOver at Family Law Week , I have written two case summaries and a short legal analysis on the vexed issue of withdrawing care from seriously ill children. In An NHS Foundation Trust -v- J [2025] EWHC 2247 (Fam) , a child was born with…

- World Mental Health Day 2026World Mental Health Day takes place on Saturday 10th October and is a reminder that there really is no health without mental health. At Fife Sports and Leisure Trust, we see every day how physical activity, social connection and healthy…

- Preliminary study finds a clue in the quest to help diagnose CTE in the livingScientists stumbled onto a hint that measuring a toxic protein tied to Alzheimer’s disease just might one day be useful in diagnosing a different brain disease in football players and others who have suffered repeated blows to the head

- Scientists find blood biomarker that opens door to CTE diagnosis in living patientsCondition is prevalent in rugby and American football Scientists are optimistic of significant breakthrough Scientists have moved a step closer to diagnosing the degenerative brain condition chronic traumatic encephalopathy in living…

- Death tax, dementia tax, no tax at all: Why England hasn’t fixed social careSocial care has been an issue hanging over numerous governments - as Burnham now seeks to make a change More than 5,500 days have now passed since Andrew Dilnot’s commission into England’s adult care system declared it “not fit for…

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- Lucy’s story: “At every appointment I had to fight for my rights”Lucy* has had two babies and two very different birth experiences. Here in her own words, she talk about the coercion she experienced with her first baby... The post Lucy’s story: “At every appointment I had to fight for my rights”…

- Sarah’s story: “They took this distressed statement as consent”Sarah knows only too well the long-term impacts that can happen as a result of birth trauma. Her experience of being coerced into a caesarean birth (her second) not only affected her mental health but robbed her of the redemptive birth…

- Body mass index may have misclassified millions of people in UK, researchers sayThe scale may have overestimated and underestimated how excess body fat may harm health , according to the study. The study showed in the UK there might be more than two million people with dangerous levels of body fat missed by the BMI…

- Target 2030 - Food and Nutrition Policy: From Human to Planetary Health: An Overview of the NNEdPro 11th International Summit 2025Authors: Priyanka Kotak, Gerald Cheruiyot, Ramya Rajaram, Sarah Armes Reviewed and edited by: Sumantra (Shumone) Ray and Sarah Anderson The 11th International Summit on Food, Nutrition & Health was held from 10th to 13th December 2025 in…

- Stroke sensor gives doctors window into brain

- HPV Vaccination | Protect Yourself Against human papillomavirus (HPV)HPV Vaccination: Protect Yourself Against HPV Have you had your HPV vaccination? The HPV vaccine helps protect against human papillomavirus (HPV) , a common virus that can cause genital warts and several types of cancer. If you have missed…

- Flu and COVID-19 Vaccinations: Protect Yourself This WinterFlu & COVID-19 Vaccinations from 1st October 2026: Book Now for Winter Protection With winter approaching, now is the time to think about flu and COVID-19 vaccinations . Flu and COVID-19 can cause serious illness, particularly for older…

- Travel Vaccinations: What You Need Before You Travel. Travel Clinic CheltenhamTravel Vaccinations: Know Before You Go Planning an overseas trip is exciting, whether you’re heading to Thailand, Mexico, Africa, Bali, the UAE, the Maldives, the Caribbean or Vietnam. But alongside booking flights and accommodation, it’s…

- Understand the Role the Microbiome Plays in SleepYour gut contains trillions of microorganisms. Your brain runs a 24-hour clock that tells your body when to sleep and when to wake up. For decades, scientists treated these two systems as unrelated. That view is changing. A growing body of…

- Should I Get My Microbiome Tested? A Practical Guide for Better Gut HealthAnswering the big question: should I get my gut microbiome tested? If you’re asking should I get my microbiome tested, the short answer is usually no for most people: as of 2025, gut microbiome tests can give an interesting snapshot of the…

- Family to Honour Father with Hospital Hero Hike ChallengeVoluntary services administrator Fliss Bates has committed to walking 21 miles at the Hospital Hero Hike, as a moving tribute to her father, Allan Herbert. This family occasion will see Fliss walk alongside her husband, Andy, brother, Rob…

- Kirstie's Journey Navigating Baby BereavementKirstie, a dedicated staff member at Ipswich Hospital, found herself on an unexpected and difficult journey after her third child Calliope was born sleeping on 3 May 2022. Kirstie and husband, Stephen, are also parents to Persephone, aged…

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