BBC Breakfast was cut short on Saturday, finishing at 9:30am instead of its usual 10am time slot, due to a major scheduling shake-up. The show featured an emotional guest, Sergio Aguiar, the father of murdered schoolgirl Alice Da Silva Aguiar, who shared his story of marathon training and fundraising in memory of his daughter. This came after Nina Warhurst announced her departure from BBC Breakfast as its business reporter at the end of the month to join the News at One team.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-14502449/Saturday-Kitchen-thrown-chaos-Ben-Miller-runs-set-late-reveals-slept-alarm.htmlBioventra, Inc. is taking steps to prevent confusion among customers due to misleading third-party listings of its product Mitolyn on various online marketplaces. The company is actively monitoring sales channels and minimizing unauthorized listings that could misrepresent the brand. To avoid further confusion, consumers are advised to verify sources before making a purchase, and can refer to official sources for updates on product authenticity and verification measures.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mitolyn-alerts-consumers-about-misleading-third-party-resellers-and-reinforces-commitment-to-product-integrity-302402431.htmlBob Starkie, an Australian music legend, has given a health update after being diagnosed with aggressive leukemia in February. He recently shared a photo on Facebook with his daughter Indiana and fellow musician Wilbur Wilde, revealing that he is currently in remission due to a good prognosis.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-14501729/Skyhooks-guitarist-Bob-Starkie-gives-update-cancer-diagnosis.htmlTalking face-to-face has a profound impact on the brain, with sensory information and auditory signals triggering a rapid sequence of synaptic transmissions that decode syntax, semantics, and context. The prefrontal cortex is involved in deciding what to say, while the limbic system processes emotional clues from the other participant, influencing emotion-signalling responses. As conversations unfold, synapses are strengthened or weakened based on the information exchanged, with the brain working to determine whether the conversation might be useful in the future.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-14499879/How-YOU-brain-sharp-youre-100-leading-neurologist-DR-DALE-BREDESEN-insists-miracle-science-backed-protocol-reverse-dementia.htmlThe National Health Service (NHS) in Britain is struggling to provide adequate care for children with long COVID due to financial constraints, forcing families to seek private treatment. Parents who have tried NHS paediatric long COVID clinics, which mainly offered non-medical therapies, are now being told their services are being disbanded. As a result, some families are paying for private consultations, tests, and off-label treatments that have shown promise in improving their children's conditions, with mixed results - some report improvements while others feel increasingly hopeless.
https://www.gulftoday.ae/lifestyle/2025/03/15/british-parents-quit-jobs-to-care-for-children-with-long-covidA new study of 5,000 British women found that nearly all (78%) who experience debilitating period pain have been told by a medical professional it's normal, despite the average sufferer experiencing three days of pain per month equivalent to 1,350 periods. Many women (31%), including 9% and 24%, describe their pain as excruciating or intense, while 47% find their periods unmanageable due to lack of energy. The study also found that many women are forced to spend hours in bed or unable to leave the sofa due to pain.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-14500509/Most-British-women-experience-years-debilitating-period-pain-nearly-80-cent-told-completely-normal-doctors-research-shows.htmlBucked Up's Protein Drinks will be available at Dick's Sporting Goods, Academy Sports, Gold's Gym, 24 Hour Fitness, EOS Fitness, and other retailers starting later this month. The brand, known for its high-quality ingredients and non-proprietary blends, offers a range of products including supplements, energy drinks, apparel, and accessories. Bucked Up's pre-workout is the #1 best-selling product in its class, with its products now available in over 55,000 stores worldwide, including Walmart, Amazon, GNC, and Vitamin Shoppe.
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/bucked-up-announces-lightly-carbonated-protein-drinks-in-four-flavors-302390852.htmlCanadian Jessica Beasley's fiancé Dan, 37, was misdiagnosed with a stomach ulcer instead of stage 4 oesophageal cancer in March 2024 due to repeated stomach pain and vomiting. He received a CT scan on December 26, 2024, which confirmed the devastating diagnosis. With a prognosis of just 14 months, Jessica is prioritizing quality family time, supporting her children's grief and life changes, and creating "calm corners" in their bedrooms to help them cope with the significant loss.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14491095/Fiance-stomach-ulcer-terminal-oesophageal-cancer.htmlThis episode of "Eye On Health" discusses the upcoming severe allergy season, with experts warning that it may be worse than usual due to climate change. The show also explores the concept of hospital libraries, where medical professionals are creating digital collections of patient information and medical literature to improve care and reduce errors. Additionally, the segment touches on the growing trend of telemedicine, with companies like Teladoc and American Well expanding their services to reach more patients remotely.
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