Keenan Acton, 26, experienced a vivid life in a coma, predicting his wife's twin pregnancy and a new lakeside home, which later came true.
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Keenan Acton, 26, experienced a vivid life in a coma, predicting his wife's twin pregnancy and a new lakeside home, which later came true.
The once-daily Wegovy weight loss pill, containing semaglutide, is now available privately in the UK, though not yet on the NHS. It works similarly to the injectable version by mimicking a gut hormone to reduce appetite and increase fullness, requiring a BMI of 30+ or 27-30 with weight-related conditions. Strict guidelines apply for taking the pill on an empty stomach, and costs range from £99 to £199 per month.
Selling sperm for profit is illegal in the UK, but unregulated online platforms are seeing a rise in donors. Many women face coercion and harassment, while fertility clinics have long waiting lists and donor shortages. Online donors like Kyle Gordy offer a more personal approach, but experts warn of medical, legal, and emotional risks.
As NHS England plans a "marathon a month" challenge to reward exercise, hundreds shared their daily walking habits. Motivations include physical and mental health, nature, and routine, with tips like splitting walks, walking dogs, and incorporating steps into errands.
Experts claim the FDA is underprepared to handle infant formula contamination threats due to staff cuts from the Trump administration. Recalls due to bacterial contamination have increased, with states taking on more regulatory responsibility.
NHS England plans to give patients at least three weeks' notice of hospital appointments, inspired by online shopping customer service. This aims to improve patient experience and end the "farce" of late or missed appointment notifications.
A clinical trial for potential Ebola treatments has commenced in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), with the World Health Organization (WHO) announcing the enrollment of the first patient. The trial aims to find safe and effective therapeutics for the Bundibugyo virus strain, which has caused over 1,400 cases and 438 deaths in the DRC.
