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Boy with severe epilepsy first in world to have device fitted in his skull
A young boy suffering from severe epilepsy has become the first patient globally to trial a new device aimed at controlling seizures. The neurostimulator device, implanted in Oran Knowlson's skull, sends electrical signals deep into his brain.
'The last I heard from my son was a WhatsApp message'
On November 4, 2022, Vicki McCormick's life was shattered by a devastating message from her son Callum's WhatsApp text that served as his suicide note.
The doctors who have been suspended or banned in Greater Manchester
One was caught peddling covid conspiracies online. Another fiddled his time sheets to falsely claim more than £40,000 from the NHS when in fact he was holiday thousands of miles away.
Richardson advances to 100 metres semi-final as US Olympic trials begin
:A shaky start off the blocks could not derail Sha'Carri Richardson, as the world champion won her 100 metres heat in 10.88 seconds at the U.S. Olympic trials on Friday.
Schmelzel claims share of lead at Women's PGA Championship as Korda misses cut again
Sarah Schmelzel, who has never won an LPGA event nor finished in the top 10 at a major, shares the lead midway through the KPMG Women's PGA Championship in Sammamish, Wash.
Fashion fans 'bin' trainers for shoes that are so comfortable, shoppers 'won't take them off'
The summer solstice has arrived, meaning the return of brighter mornings and lighter evenings. With the sunshine finally making an appearance, many of us are planning activity-filled weekends and trips abroad that will more than likely include a good long hike or walk starting early - and for that you need a pair of decent, comfortable shoes.