By Emily Stearn, health reporter for Mailonline 12:14 June 04, 2024, updated 19:26 June 04, 2024 The ‘King Kong’ of weight loss jabs will be made available on the NHS, health chiefs announced today. According to current guidelines, only people with type 2 diabetes who cannot control the condition are eligible for Mounjaro through the … Read more
A new study into sleep and learning shows a new development in brain activity at rest. Some neurons in the brain could fire during sleep in a way that convinced researchers the brain could predict the future. The new research from Rice University and the University of Michigan builds on existing studies showing that sleep … Read more
A home that provided care for people with dementia has been closed due to “serious concerns” about safety. The Stanholm residential care home for the elderly in Edenbridge has been rated ‘inadequate’ by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). Stanholm Residential Care Home for the elderly in Mill Hill, Edenbridge. Image: Google An assessment took place … Read more
By Natasha Livingstone Royal Correspondent Published: 5:02 PM EDT, June 1, 2024 | Updated: 5:18 PM EDT, June 1, 2024 Staff at the prestigious hospital at the center of a data breach of the Princess of Wales’s personal medical records may have suffered a decoy trap set by managers, experts believe. The MoS can reveal … Read more
Earlier this year, Samsung ushered in the era of mobile AI with the launch of the Galaxy S24 series and committed to introducing Galaxy AI1 on a larger number of devices. True to this promise, Samsung is now bringing Galaxy AI to the Galaxy Watch, improving its popular health features. By combining powerful on-device … Read more
Stay informed with free updates Simply log in to the Artificial intelligence myFT Digest – delivered straight to your inbox. Google’s new artificial intelligence search tool has advised users that eating rocks can be healthy and gluing cheese to pizza, sparking ridicule and raising questions about the decision to embed an experimental feature into the … Read more
I recently celebrated my 67th birthday, which gave me the usual pause for thought. I like to think I’m aging well, but there’s plenty of room for improvement. But change is hard and at my age it can be quite intimidating. That’s one of the main reasons I enjoy creating (and testing) ideas featured in … Read more
Let me address the elephant in the room, sympathy for Tyson Fury this morning is thin on the ground. I always love it when the Brit wins, but there are a growing number of people who follow our sport and are glad he didn’t. And you have to ask yourself: why is that? There is … Read more
Scientists have discovered a link between a complication of the COVID-19 vaccine and the complication caused by a rare ‘cold blood disease’. The research, led by Flinders University and international experts, deepens our understanding of vaccine-induced immune thrombocytopenia and thrombosis (known as VITT). Following the first waves of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, governments around … Read more