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In a groundbreaking ruling, a New Mexico jury has found Meta liable for failing to protect children on its platforms, marking a pivotal moment in the ongoing fight for child...

Recent investigations have raised alarms over the Vitamin D content in many UK multivitamins, suggesting that consumers may be misled by labels claiming to offer '100% of daily intake.' Current...

A new research initiative launching next week in the UK will see 300 teenagers trial various social media restrictions over six weeks, a move aimed at assessing the impact on...

A federal investigation has been launched into KinderCare and Learning Care Group, the largest child care providers in the US, as rising costs and safety concerns cast a shadow over...

The Health Service Executive (HSE) is scrambling to secure new placements for vulnerable Irish patients following an unexpected directive from NHS England mandating their relocation from St Andrew’s Healthcare in...

The General Medical Council (GMC) has launched its annual national training survey, introducing new questions aimed at enhancing workplace learning and fostering collaboration among healthcare professionals. With over 71,000 doctors...

Liverpool's Stanley Park Market has postponed its opening, originally set for March 25, due to safety concerns over high winds. The popular market will now resume on April 1 with...

Huel, the popular meal replacement powder, is hailed for its convenience and nutritional promise, yet experts warn against its potential health risks. While it offers a mix of macronutrients and...

Testimonies before Germany’s Corona Enquete Commission reveal alarming gaps in the safety assessments of Covid vaccines, particularly concerning carcinogenic risks and reproductive health. Dr. Helmut Sterz, a former chief toxicologist...

Barry Keoghan has bravely opened up about the mental health toll of online abuse, revealing how relentless criticism has led him to retreat from public life. His experience underscores urgent...