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“French officials confirmed another 1,000 elderly and ill people had died due to the extreme heat since June 24, with most of the additional fatalities aged 65 and above.”
“Cambridgeshire Police confirmed the youngster was no longer critically ill and was in a stable condition in hospital.”
“Nesbitt added that obesity disproportionately affects people from disadvantaged communities where the rate of obesity is at 68% compared to 62% in the least disadvantaged communities.”
“Burkham sustained a broken hip, broken sternum, five broken ribs, five facial fractures, and a broken clavicle and hematoma in his left leg.”
“Right now 150 million people are living under extreme heat, hundreds have died, schools are shut, grids are buckling.”
“The Princess of Wales, who underwent cancer treatment in 2024 before announcing she was in remission earlier this year”
“About 65% of adults in Northern Ireland are living with obesity or excess weight, according to the DoH.”
“Emergency professionals onsite were not expecting to pull out anyone still breathing from the wreckage...”
“More than 1300 excess deaths have been recorded since 21 June linked to high temperatures in Europe.”
“The feat involved around 23 miles of walking, more than 3,000 metres of climbing and hundreds of miles of driving between each mountain.”
“A new £5m service aimed at tackling obesity will launch across Northern Ireland later this year, the Department of Health (DoH) has announced.”
“Housing-code violation rates in legacy 90%+ properties increased 47 percent between early 2021 and 2025”
“1 in 4 Black men will get prostate cancer, which is double the risk of other men”
“The Royal Hospital for Children (RHC) in Glasgow has treated six children with injuries related to the trend over the past eight months”
“The service is expected to begin rolling out in early autumn 2026, initially focusing on adults with the greatest clinical need.”
“compared with 22 percent for buildings with smaller stabilized shares”
“He is normally such an active and sporty child with six clubs per week”
“The new service will launch alongside the Obesity Pathway Innovation Programme (OPIP), a separate £7m initiative designed to widen access to weight management support.”
“According to a 2018 study done by the Baylor College of Medicine, parents fall into different categories: genetic parent, the individual who contributes an egg or sperm; gestational parent, the individual who will carry the pregnancy and g…”
“Her son must now avoid direct sunlight on the grafted area for two years”
“Adults aged 18 and over with a body mass index (BMI) above 45 and at least one obesity-related health condition, such as type 2 diabetes, heart disease or high blood pressure, will be eligible during the first phase of ROMS.”
“Research conducted in 2020 by the Institute for Research on Poverty shows that involved fathers are associated with positive effects on their children that begin before birth. During pregnancy, partner support is associated with fewer mate…”
“At this time, it is believed they have all suffered non-life-threatening or life-changing injuries.”
“Bhàsaich 11 duine den luchd-còmhnaidh nuair a sgap an galar san dachaigh.”
“A 2021 article published by the Journal of Child and Family Studies states that research shows that adoptive parents invest in their children equally or more than biological parents.”
“We treated three patients at the scene and took one of them to a major trauma centre by road as a priority. The other two patients were taken to a local hospital.”
“Thugadh òrdugh leasachaidh don dachaigh-cùraim deireadh a' Chèitein mus deach an aithisg fhoillseachadh, 's an t-òrdugh sin a' toirt dhaibh chun an 8mh là den Iuchar airson piseach a thoirt air cùisean sònraichte.”
“The University of Southern California published research showing that MRI imaging shows that fatherhood changes men's brains.”
“None of the injuries were life-threatening or life-changing, and the two who were not taken to hospital received treatment at the scene.”
“Feumaidh na leasachaidhean gu lèir a bhith an sàs ron 1mh là den Lùnastal.”
“They were a year apart of when they were diagnosed, so there was a lot of trips to the QE in Birmingham during those times”
“Thuirt NHS na Gàidhealtachd: "Tha sinn ag obair a dh'ionnsaigh nan leasachaidhean air an do thog Coimisean a' Chùraim a chur an sàs. Tha sinn da-rìribh mun t-suidheachadh seo agus ag amas air na leasachaidhean a chur an sàs ron 7mh là den …”
“My mum's okay now, yeah. She's been okay for the last four or five years, she's a trooper”
“Chaidh ceannardas na dachaigh-cùraim a mheas cho ìosal 's as urrainn don choimisean a mheas.”
“I think you have to walk 23 to 24 miles. You're climbing up to about 9,000ft. Travelling 500 miles.”
“Chaidh an dachaigh-cùraim a ghabhail thairis le NHS na Gàidhealtachd ann an 2020 an dèidh dragh mòr mu mar a chaidh suidheachadh Covid a làimhseachadh leis a' chompanaidh phrìobhaidich HC-One, a bha a' ruith na dachaigh aig an àm.”
“She climbed Britain's highest mountains in 24 hours for a cancer charity.”
“Dh'fhoillsich an coimisean aithisg, taobh a-muigh às dèidh dhaibh tadhal air an dachaigh-chùraim air a' mhìos a chaidh.”
“She has beaten cancer in the past two years.”
“It said three patients were treated at the scene, with one then taken to a "major trauma centre", while two others were taken to a local hospital.”
“She was having cancer treatment in 2024, and explained she was in remission in 2025.”
“"We have twice the national average of children living in poverty, people are three times more likely to go into A&E with self harm compared to the rest of Oxfordshire and we're likely to die 10 years younger than other parts of Oxford."”
“A recent YouGov survey for the charity of almost 7,000 adults found one in three who had noticed a red flag did not see their GP within six months.”
“We have twice the national average of children living in poverty, people are three times more likely to go into A&E with self harm compared to the rest of Oxfordshire and we're likely to die 10 years younger than other parts of Oxford.”
“He was diagnosed with a 7cm tumour in his oesophagus that had been obstructing food.”
“people living on average 10 years less than their counterparts in north Oxford.”
“His weight plummeted from 103kg to 65kg.”
“at least 80% of patients are told whether they have cancer within 28 days of an urgent referral.”
“More than 90% of urgent referrals will not be cancer, CRUK said, but acting quickly ensures the best possible outcome.”
“fewer than 1 in 10 patients were given a diagnosis within the expected period.”
“Nearly one in two of us will be diagnosed with cancer in our lifetime, that’s why it’s so important to spot cancer early, when treatment is more likely to be successful.”
“since March 2025.”
“Worryingly, our data suggests that around a third of people who notice a red flag cancer symptom are not going to see their GP within six months.”
“about 34% of the service's patients were told whether they had breast cancer or not in the expected timespan”
“Our survey results showed factors include: the difficulty people have getting an appointment, having too many other things to worry about or choosing to manage their symptoms alone.”
“just 9% were.”
“84.7%.”
“34% of the trust's patients had been told whether they had breast cancer or not within the FDS target.”
“I ended up in hospital literally fighting for my life a couple of times...”
“Yng Nghymru, mae'r apwyntiadau sgrinio yn cael eu cynnig i bobl rhwng 25 a 49 oed bob pum mlynedd.”
“Mae sginio ceg y groth effeithiol yn bwysig iawn, ac mae'n gallu lleihau marwolaethau hyd at 83%”
“four individual bedrooms”
“opened on Wednesday”
“He would be 16 now”
“Heidi had three further children”
“In 2017, the hospital asked the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecology to inspect its maternity care”
“just two years later, in 2019, by an investigator turned whistleblower”
“Amanda Ford worked for the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch in the South West from 2019 to 2020”
“In 2024, the Care Quality Commission made the same point about a lack of consultant cover in a damning report, external, that led to the temporary closure of the Yeovil unit”
“there are now eight obstetric consultant posts at Yeovil, three more than in 2017”
“Daisy gave birth to her son Finn at Yeovil hospital in 2020”
“when we went for our 12-week scan”
“Sharon Scrivens, from Cirencester, lost her 24-year-old son Ashley to malignant melanoma in 2014.”
“At 21, Ashley found what appeared to be a small mole on his back which turned out to be an aggressive form of skin cancer:”
“He was told that it would be the hardest fight of his life for the next five years because at the time it was quite hard to treat.”
“He passed away in 2014, three years after his skin cancer diagnosis.”
“According to Cancer Research UK, external, there are more than 19,000 cases of melanoma skin cancer every year.”
“Of these, more than 92% of people now survive at least another 10 years, but around 86% of cases are preventable with lifestyle changes, such as limiting exposure to UV rays.”
“The disorder is estimated to impact around 1% of the population, according to the National Kidney Federation.”
“He then spent nearly two years waiting for a transplant.”
“On Jamie's 19th birthday in March 2023, his kidneys finally failed after years of living with symptoms of the condition.”
“I was limited to a litre of fluid a day so I was constantly dehydrated,”
“I couldn't commit myself to big events as I had to be prepared that at any point I had to drop everything and say goodbye to my life for the next six months to recover.”
“Susie founded the charity Alport UK at a kitchen table in Eastleach 12 years ago.”
“Her eldest son had previously received a transplant from a donor who had died just four days after joining the waiting list.”
“Now two years after the surgery, both Susie and Jamie are doing well but the transplant is expected to last up to 15 years.”
“My boys will need three kidney transplants over their lifetimes, so they still have two more to go.”
“When she was five, a house fire killed two young, close relatives.”
“Ruth is one of an estimated 1.4m to 3m people in the UK believed to be hoarders.”
“Ruth, 53, said: "With the amount of stuff that I had, when I couldn't find it, I'd go out and buy something else..."”
“When she was five, a house fire killed two young, close relatives. She said later in life she experienced what she called a 'really toxic relationship'.”
“Prima has now set up a Housing and Hoarding Innovation Group, which is calling on other housing providers and local authorities around the UK to commit to adopting a standardised model of support for tenants.”
“There is now so much compliance that's required now, like gas servicing and electric checks”
“she first felt the symptoms of burnout after "two to three years" when a combination of stressful work and home events combined.”
“the first time she experienced what she would class as burnout came in 2017”
“On our busiest nights we can see anywhere up to 30 or 40 patients.”
“One of the best things about the project is we've been able to see thousands of patients over the last few years, preventing them from going to hospital unnecessarily, or from having a 999 frontline ambulance response to them.”
“They've treated, in a six month period, about 250 people, they've reduced 999 ambulance calls by over 120, and they've also potentially prevented about 65 people having to take trips to A&E departments,”
“"On our busiest nights we can see anywhere up to 30 or 40 patients."”
“"They've treated, in a six month period, about 250 people, they've reduced 999 ambulance calls by over 120, and they've also potentially prevented about 65 people having to take trips to A&E departments," he said.”
