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Health experts have issued a fresh warning about whooping cough following a significant increase in cases across England. Nine babies are known to have died between November and the end of May, while new data reveals that 2,591 instances of the disease were recorded in May alone.
Many of us are aware of friends or family members who have recently had severe cold-like symptoms. If you're battling a persistent cough or sore throat that refuses to subside, it's possible you've contracted one of the new Covid strains.
Scottish wildcat kittens have been born in the Cairngorms National Park to captive-bred animals released last year.
Indie rockers The Vaccines will be playing at Glastonbury Festival this weekend. The group, known for hits including If You Wanna and Post Break-Up Sex, will take to the Woodsies stage on Friday.
Global leaders gathered in Paris on Thursday to launch a new initiative to increase vaccine production in Africa and address the large inequities that came to light during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Many of us have busy lives. When work responsibilities, family life, study deadlines, or caring commitments take centre stage, it can be hard to find time to take care of ourselves and put our own health and wellbeing first.
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The medical world has long had a disparity in data when it comes to research in communities where black and brown people in the UK reside. Statistics reveal only around five percent of people from BAME groups who were spoken to had ever participated in medical research, despite accounting for around 14% of the population in the UK.