Researchers have developed a small wrist device that delivers electrical pulses to help control Tourette syndrome tics. Trials show it alters brain activity involved in movement, offering life-changing results.
Researchers have developed a small wrist device that delivers electrical pulses to help control Tourette syndrome tics. Trials show it alters brain activity involved in movement, offering life-changing results.
Una Brown donated a kidney to a stranger through the UK Living Kidney Sharing Scheme, allowing her husband Sean to receive a compatible organ in return.
A new scheme in Wales allows residents to borrow SAD lamps from libraries to combat the effects of seasonal affective disorder during darker winter days.
Senior Welsh NHS bosses are urging the government to adopt multi-year funding settlements instead of annual budgets to help improve long-term planning.
The head of an independent commission in England has criticized successive governments for neglecting adult social care, warning that the sector suffers from a lack of oversight and stark regional disparities.
A new report shows women in Luton face poor health at an average age of 55.8, compared to the national average of 60.9. Officials point to heavy responsibilities, low screening rates, and lifestyle pressures as key factors.
A mother from Swansea is trying to raise nearly £3 million for a newly approved US gene therapy to treat her five-year-old son's rare form of dementia.
Northern Ireland's health minister has directed trusts to pause the planned shutdown of the Phone First telephone triage system. The service is designed to reduce unnecessary hospital emergency department visits.
Two mothers share their experiences of severe postnatal depression and postpartum psychosis in a bid to eliminate the stigma surrounding maternal mental health.