Blundering dentists pulled out almost 150 HEALTHY teeth over a five-year period, new study finds 

Blundering dentists pulled out almost 150 HEALTHY teeth over a five-year period, new study finds Researchers warn the true number may be higher than official figures suggest  They also warn that attempts to tackle the problem appear to have failed Dentist error payouts can be as high as £40,000, depending on the blunder  By Pat … Read more

Controversial trials to infect healthy volunteers with covid IS justified, says WHO

The World Health Organization has thrown its support behind controversial trials in which healthy volunteers are infected with coronavirus and risk falling badly unwell. Bosses at the global health body claim the approach could rapidly accelerate vaccine development, which they say make it ethically justified. The WHO has set out eight criteria that would need … Read more

Ministers say healthy over 70s WILL be released from lockdown with the rest of UK

Ministers will let healthy over-70s be released from lockdown with the rest of the UK, it has been reported,  amid fears of ‘social unrest’ if they have to endure longer coronavirus restrictions than the rest of the UK. The government is keen to clarify rules for the elderly after confusion at the weekend over the official … Read more

Deliberately infecting healthy Britons may be the only way to test a COVID-19 vaccine

Sir Terence Stephenson said deliberately infecting healthy Britons will be the only way to test a COVID-19 vaccine if the crisis is brought under control Deliberately infecting healthy Britons may be the only way to test a COVID-19 vaccine if the crisis is brought under control, a top researcher has claimed. Sir Terence Stephenson chairs the Health … Read more

Margot Robbie reveals her tip for staying ‘mentally healthy’ in lockdown

Margot Robbie reveals her surprising tip for staying ‘mentally healthy’ while in self-isolation during the coronavirus pandemic By Caleb Taylor For Daily Mail Australia Published: 04:19 BST, 5 May 2020 | Updated: 04:19 BST, 5 May 2020 Margot Robbie has revealed how she is staying mentally healthy while in lockdown.  The 29-year-old actress shared her … Read more

Baroness Ros Altmann warns of revolt if healthy over-70s are forced to stay inside

Ex-minister Baroness Ros Altmann warns of revolt among healthy over-70s if they are forced to stay inside when the rest of UK leaves lockdown amid fears they will risk going to prison rather than self isolate Baroness Ros Altmann said over-70s would risk going to prison than self-isolate Ex-minister said on Sky that using aged-based … Read more

‘Discriminatory’ lockdown should be eased for the healthy elderly, say senior doctors

Senior Doctors have warned Boris Johnson the lockdown should be eased for over-70s that are considered healthy, due to the damage keeping them inside is doing for their mental health. Both the Royal College of GPs and the British Medical Association (BMA) weighed in to say that age alone should not be the determining factor … Read more

Healthy 12-year-old girl’s heart stopped after she developed rare heart condition linked to COVID-19

A healthy 12-year-old Louisiana girl’s heart stopped for two minutes after she developed a rare life-threatening inflammatory syndrome believed to be linked to coronavirus. Juliet Daly almost died when the coronavirus seemed to trigger a rare heart condition, that doctors across Britain, Italy, Spain and now the US are warning proves the virus could be deadly … Read more

Enjoy a lighter lockdown with DIY sushi, healthy nuggets for adults, and gourmet sandwiches 

Finding the time to eat a decent lunch while you’re working from home can be surprisingly hard. It’s just too easy to graze almost constantly to alleviate boredom — a couple of pieces of toast and a few biscuits here, or a pot of yoghurt there — without ever sitting down to a proper meal. … Read more

From avoiding a cricked back to swarms of insects to…we reveal a guide to being a healthy gardener

Research has linked being green-fingered to everything from higher vitamin D levels to lower blood pressure. And last month, a study in the journal Neurology listed gardening as one of a handful of activities that could lower the risk of dementia in old age. This is thought to be down to the combination of physical … Read more