

Online shoppers warned of ‘dangerous’ weight-loss scam as ‘ghost stores’ impersonate real people to sell Ozempic-like treatments
Dietitian Lyndi Cohen says her likeness is being ‘abused and misrepresented’ as websites posing as Australian businesses claim to offer GLP-1 substances Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Online “ghost stores” masquerading as Australian businesses have expanded into advertising Ozempic-like weight loss treatments, and are impersonating real people, including a well-known dietitian, to recommend their products. After uncovering more than 140 sites falsely claiming to be Australian fashion retailers that prompted a public warning from the consumer regulator, Guardian Australia has identified a new scam that targets people trying to lose weight. Continue reading...


AI chatbots are becoming popular alternatives to therapy. But they may worsen mental health crises, experts warn
Users may be led down conspiracy theory rabbit holes or into emotional harm by chatbots designed to maximise engagement and affirmation, some say Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast In 2023, a Belgian man reportedly ended his life after developing eco-anxiety and confiding in an AI chatbot over six weeks about the future of the planet. Without those conversations, his widow reportedly told the Belgian outlet La Libre, “he would still be here”. In April this year, a 35-year-old Florida man was shot and killed by police in another chatbot-related incident: his father later told media that the man had come to believe an entity named Juliet was trapped inside ChatGPT, and then killed by OpenAI. When the man, who reportedly struggled with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, was confronted by police, he allegedly charged at them with a knife. Continue reading...

Gutt (10) på sykkel påkjørt av bil i Trondheim – sendt til sykehus
En gutt i tiårsalderen ble lørdag ettermiddag påkjørt av en bil mens han syklet i et boligstrøk på Tyholt i Trondheim.

VG: Regjeringen satser 18 milliarder kroner på nytt sykehus
Det bekrefter statsminister Jonas Gahr Støre og helse- og omsorgsminister Jan Christian Vestre overfor VG.

Regjeringen satser 18 milliarder kroner på nytt sykehus
Regjeringen brenner av 18 milliarder kroner på et nytt sykehus.

Bil mot MC i Andøy: – Fremstår som alvorlig
En person er sendt med luftambulanse til Tromsø etter en trafikkulykke i Andøy kommune lørdag ettermiddag.

En person fraktet til sykehus med luftambulanse etter MC-ulykke
Saken oppdateres.

MC-fører alvorlig skadet etter kollisjon med bil i Sarpsborg
En MC og en bil er involvert i ulykken. Det skal dreie seg om alvorlige skader, ifølge politiet.

Trafikkulykke mellom MC og bil i Sarpsborg
MC-føreren fraktes til Ullevål sykehus med luftambulanse.


Man charged with child cruelty offences after suspected poisoning at UK summer camp
Jon Ruben, 76, remanded in custody in connection with the incident at Stathern Lodge in Leicestershire A man has been remanded in custody charged with child cruelty offences after children became unwell at a summer camp in Leicestershire. Jon Ruben, 76, appeared in Leicester magistrates court on Saturday morning after being charged with three counts of wilfully assaulting, ill-treating, neglecting, abandoning or exposing children in a manner likely to cause them unnecessary suffering or injury to health, where he was told he would be remanded in custody and appear at Leicester crown court on Friday 29 August. Continue reading...

Hepatitt-utbrudd på Frognerseteren restaurant i Oslo – stenges midlertidig
Frognerseteren restaurant i Holmenkollåsen må stenge midlertidig etter at det er påvist hepatitt A blant en ansatt og en gjest.

Leger får ikke utført operasjoner etter at volden herjet i Sør-Syria
Sykehusene er under enormt press etter de voldelige sammenstøtene i Sweida-regionen.

Trafikkulykke på E6 – noen av de involverte er skadet
Ulykken har skjedd i Steinkjer kommune i Trøndelag.


Unusually high number of jellyfish arrive in UK seas
Warm sea surface temperatures, exacerbated by global heating, have created favourable conditions for jellyfish Coming to a beach near you: a guide to the jellyfish you’ll find off the UK coast An unusually high number of jellyfish have arrived in the UK’s seas this summer, experts have said. Jellyfish blooms arrive for their yearly reproduction cycle by following the current of warm water to the coast. Warm sea surface temperatures, which are exacerbated by global heating, create favourable conditions for jellyfish. Continue reading...

– Det er bedre at jeg dør enn at jeg blir et problem.
Ambulansen er på plass etter åtte minutter.


Three million on NHS England waiting lists have had no care since GP referral
Exclusive: Data reveals ‘invisible crisis’ with millions yet to have first specialist appointment or diagnostic test Almost half of the 6 million people needing treatment from the NHS in England have had no further care at all since joining a hospital waiting list, new data reveals. Previously unseen NHS England figures show that 2.99 million of the 6.23 million patients (48%) awaiting care have not had either their first appointment with a specialist or a diagnostic test since being referred by a GP. Continue reading...

Trafikkulykke med MC og traktor i Tønsberg – Fremstår alvorlig
Nødetatene rykker ut til en ulykke mellom en motorsykkel og traktor i Tønsberg.

Alvorlig trafikkulykke mellom MC og traktor i Tønsberg
Nødetatene rykker ut til en ulykke mellom en motorsykkel og traktor i Tønsberg.

Alvorlig ulykke mellom traktor og MC i Tønsberg
Politiet rykker ut sammen med brann og ambulanse, skriver de i politiloggen.


Man, 76, charged after children fall ill at Leicestershire summer camp
John Ruben, of Landmere Lane charged with three counts of wilful ill treatment of a child, relating to three children A 76-year-old man has been charged after children fell ill at a summer camp in Leicestershire. John Ruben, of Landmere Lane in Ruddington, Nottinghamshire, has been charged with three counts of wilful ill treatment of a child, relating to three children. Continue reading...


Maryland boy dies after being trapped in storm drain as rains drench east coast
Baltimore saw up to 4in of rain and the New York transportation system was flooded on Thursday; more rain is possible, weather service warns A 13-year-old boy has died after he was trapped in a storm drain in Maryland during heavy rainfall and flooding on the east coast, officials said. Kids were playing in the rain on Thursday in a common area between apartment buildings in Mount Airy, a town of about 10,000 people about 30 miles (48km) west of Baltimore, but flood waters rushed in and the boy was swept into the pipe, according to Mount Airy volunteer fire company spokesperson Doug Alexander. Continue reading...


Trump officials plan coverage for weight loss drugs under Medicare and Medicaid
Pilot program, first pitched under Biden, will cover GLP-1 drugs such as Ozempic to address chronic obesity in US The Trump administration is planning a pilot program to cover “miracle” weight loss drugs under the government health insurance systems for low-income people and retirees, Medicaid and Medicare, in a move aimed at tackling the US’s chronic obesity problem. Such a plan was previously proposed by the Biden administration in its final months before Donald Trump re-entered the White House after winning a second term in office in the 2024 election. Continue reading...

Derfor sa jeg «adios» til alkoholen!
Det var ikke alkoholen som var gøy. Det var meg.


Police arrest 10 men during investigation of 1990s child abuse allegations in Bradford
Men aged between 49 and 71 arrested in connection with alleged offences relating to six victims Ten men have been arrested by police investigating allegations of child sexual abuse in Bradford in the 1990s. West Yorkshire police said the men were aged between 49 and 71, and had been arrested from addresses in the city. In the UK, the NSPCC offers support to children on 0800 1111, and adults concerned about a child on 0808 800 5000. The National Association for People Abused in Childhood (Napac) offers support for adult survivors on 0808 801 0331. In the US, call or text the Childhelp abuse hotline on 800-422-4453. In Australia, children, young adults, parents and teachers can contact the Kids Helpline on 1800 55 1800, or Bravehearts on 1800 272 831, and adult survivors can contact Blue Knot Foundation on 1300 657 380. Other sources of help can be found at Child Helplines International Continue reading...


Vodka seltzers mislabeled as energy drinks trigger product recall
Packaging mixup resulted in drinks labeled as Celsius energy drinks actually containing High Noon vodka seltzers Americans have been advised that some packages of a brand of vodka seltzers have been mistakenly mislabeled as a non-alcoholic high energy drink, triggering a recall announcement from High Noon, the alcoholic beverage brand, that was posted by the the US Food and Drug Administration. In a statement, High Noon said two lots of High Noon Beach Variety 12-packs contain cans mislabeled as “CELSIUS® ASTRO VIBE Energy Drink, Sparkling Blue Razz Edition”. Continue reading...

MC-fører død etter trafikkulykke
Klokken 20.22 meldte politiet i Nordland at nødetatene var på vei til en ulykke mellom motorsykkel og personbil.

– Det er sunnere å løpe Oslo-Bergen enn å dra ut på byen hver helg
På det meste løper de mellom 100 og 300 kilometer i uken.

Fant radioaktivt vepsebol ved atomvåpenfabrikk
Strålingsnivået skal ha vært ti ganger høyere enn tillatt.


Nine out of 10 nurses in England, Wales and Northern Ireland reject pay award
Royal College of Nursing urges ministers to improve 3.6% offer to avoid industrial action ballot later this year Nine out of 10 nurses have rejected a 3.6% pay award for this year and warned they could strike later this year unless their salaries are improved. In an indicative vote among members of the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, 91% said the 3.6% rise was not enough. Continue reading...


Asylum seekers on Nauru contract dengue as advocates call on Australia to take responsibility
Exclusive: Asylum seekers say accessing mosquito nets ‘impossible’ amid warnings virus compounds pre-existing health conditions Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast At least nine asylum seekers on Nauru have contracted dengue fever amid an outbreak on the island, including one man who was medically evacuated to Australia for treatment and then returned this week, according to a legal aid group and an asylum seeker there. Cases of dengue, also known as break-bone fever, rose sharply in July amid a broader outbreak of the virus in the Pacific. The infection is transmitted through mosquito bites, and those with symptoms can experience a high fever, body aches, headache and nausea. Severe cases may require hospitalisation, and in extreme cases lead to death. Continue reading...


Mass rape, forced pregnancy and sexual torture in Tigray amount to crimes against humanity – report
Warning: this article contains graphic and distressing testimony and images Research documents ‘horrific and extreme’ attacks by Ethiopian and Eritrean forces and warns that impunity has meant such atrocities are expanding to new regions Hundreds of health workers across Tigray have documented mass rape, sexual slavery, forced pregnancy and sexual torture of women and children by Ethiopian and Eritrean soldiers, in systematic attacks that amount to crimes against humanity, a new report has found. The research, compiled by Physicians for Human Rights and the Organization for Justice and Accountability in the Horn of Africa (OJAH), represents the most comprehensive documentation yet of weaponised sexual violence in Tigray. It reviewed medical records of more than 500 patients, surveys of 600 health workers, and in-depth interviews with doctors, nurses, psychiatrists and community leaders. Continue reading...


Japan and South Korea reel from record-breaking heat
South Korea has experienced a record-breaking streak of ‘tropical nights’, while Japan saw its hottest day on record on Thursday Authorities in Japan and South Korea have urged people to take precautions to prevent heatstroke, as the region reels from record-breaking temperatures and pressure on hospitals. On Thursday, South Korea’s meteorological office said the country had experienced a record-breaking streak of “tropical nights” for 22 consecutive days this month. Continue reading...

Maraton-legende om løpetrend: – Jeg har ikke ord
De unge piner kroppen timevis hver dag. Ingrid Kristiansen (69) mener Tiktok-trenden med ultraløp kan gjøre at treningen bikker over fra sunt til usunt.


Top medical body concerned over RFK Jr’s reported plans to cut preventive health panel
American Medical Association writes to health secretary after reports he aims to overhaul taskforce for being ‘woke’ A top US medical body has expressed “deep concern” to Robert F Kennedy Jr over news reports that the health secretary plans to overhaul a panel that determines which preventive health measures including cancer screenings should be covered by insurance companies. The letter from the the American Medical Association comes after the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday that Kennedy plans to overhaul the 40-year old US Preventive Services Task Force because he regards them as too “woke”, according to sources familiar with the matter. Continue reading...

Ny operasjon for landslagsspilleren: – Tar dag for dag
Tuva Hansen har igjen blitt operert for endometriose.

Politiet: Person skal ha falt ut av vindu i Oslo
Nødetatene er på stedet.


‘Changed my life’: hepatitis treatment offers hope but not enough receiving care, report finds
People like David Clune have been saved by medical breakthroughs, but many still don’t know the risks or can’t access doctors Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast In 1989 David Clune was a young dad with four children when he was diagnosed with hepatitis B and C. Being told he wouldn’t get to see them grow up “was like a spear went through my heart”, he remembers. Clune is not sure how he contracted the virus. However, entering state care in New Zealand at the age of 10, he experienced abuse and neglect as he was cycled through eight different homes, three youth detention centres, one adult remand centre and a psychiatric hospital, and was exposed to shared needles for tattooing and drugs. Continue reading...


Alabama child dies after being left in hot car while in state custody
Police investigate death of Ke’Torrius Starkes Jr, three, who was left inside car by contractor for state human resources An investigation has been triggered after a three-year-old boy died after being left in a hot car by a contractor for the state human resources department in Alabama. Ke’Torrius Starkes Jr, who was in foster care, had been picked up in the late morning on Tuesday by the worker after a supervised visit with his father, the New York Times reported. He was supposed to be transported to a day care program by a worker for the department, which oversees child protection other social services. Continue reading...

Alvorlig sykkelulykke i Sandefjord– syklist skal ha truffet bom
Luftambulanse er varslet, og pasienten blir fraktet i ambulanse for å møte helikopteret.

Eksperter: Disse spørsmålene kan avgjøre om forholdet varer
Er dere egentlig riktig for hverandre – eller bare vant til å være to? Her er spørsmålene psykologer og parterapeuter mener kan avsløre om forholdet ditt faktisk har en fremtid.

Bergen: Mann funnet forslått og nedkjølt ute
Politiet er på stedet og gjør undersøkelser. Mannen er kjørt til Haukeland sykehus.

Giftig algeinvasjon «kveler» kysten av Sør-Australia
Både på sjøbunnen og på strendene finner man døde dyr og ødelagte korallrev i hopetall.

Raser mot bakerigiganter: – Herregud, dette er så merkelig
Kjemiker Alexander Sandtorv krever at Backstube og Bake Me Up skal vise forbrukerne hva de faktisk spiser. VG har nå fått tilgang til flere ingredienslister.

Kajakkpadler skadet i ulykke i Rauma – luftambulanse på vei
Saken oppdateres.


World’s most premature baby celebrates first birthday
Nash Keen, born at exactly 21 weeks, 133 days ahead of his mother’s due date, has been recognized by Guinness World Records An Iowa toddler who was born when his mother was less than five months pregnant isn’t only the most premature baby recognized by Guinness World Records after recently turning one. As his mother, Mollie Keen, put it, Nash Keen is also “very determined, curious … and he’s just all smiles all the time” after surviving against what Guinness described as “phenomenal odds”. Continue reading...

MC-ulykke i Møre og Romsdal
Luftambulansen er på vei.

Ikke kommenter kroppen til folk
Sommeren er høysesong for kommentarer på andres kropp og utseende. Vær så snill, bare dropp det.


‘Ignoring hot flushes is wrong’: study challenges assumptions about perimenopause symptoms
Research notes lack of interventions for perimenopausal women despite finding that hot flushes and night sweats can be as severe as for those of menopause Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Almost 40% of women going through perimenopause experience moderate to severe hot flushes and night sweats but have no treatment options, new research has found. The study, published in the Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology, explored differences in symptom prevalence by menopausal stage among women aged 40-69 years. Continue reading...

Abort-forbudets første offer
Amber ventet i 20 timer på hjelp. Så døde hun.

Studie: Koronavaksinen reddet over to millioner liv
Koronavaksinen reddet mer enn to og en halv millioner liv verden over fra 2020 til 2024, ifølge en ny studie.

Badeulykke i Ringerike – pågår hjerte- og lungeredning
Redningshelikopter er på vei.


Graham Thorpe’s care had ’failings’ in last months of his life, says coroner
An inquest into the former England cricketer’s death last year has recorded a conclusion of suicide There were “failings” in the provision of former England cricketer Graham Thorpe’s care in the months before he died, a coroner has said, as a conclusion of suicide was recorded at an inquest. Thorpe, 55, died on 4 August 2024 after being struck by a train at a railway station in Surrey. Continue reading...


Fewer resident doctors thought to have gone on strike than in last year’s NHS stoppage
Picket-line turnout on first day of industrial action believed to be lower with hope of less disruption to NHS services Thousands fewer resident doctors are thought to have joined picket lines on Friday during the first day of a five-day strike compared with last year’s mass turnout. Although NHS England will only publish data on turnout and cancellations next week, hospital leaders are understood to have observed fewer resident doctors (previously known as junior doctors) on strike and less disruption to services than during the last round of industrial action, which ran from March 2023 until July 2024. Continue reading...

Sykkelulykke i Ringerike – én til sykehus
En kvinne i 50-årene kjøres til sykehus i ambulanse


US heat dome causes dangerous conditions for more than 100 million people
High temperatures and humidity across north-eastern coast increase risk of heat exhaustion, illnesses and death More than a 100 million people in the US will face dangerous conditions over the weekend as a heat dome which has scorched much of the center of the country nudges eastward. Heat advisories were in place on Friday all across the north-eastern coast from Portland, Maine to Wilmington, North Carolina, with the daytime heat index temperatures 10 to 15F above average in some places. Continue reading...


Wales to roll out subsidy cards to help reduce cost of gluten-free food
UK-first scheme aims to improve access to wider range of food for people with coeliac disease and gluten intolerance People with coeliac disease and gluten intolerance in Wales will be eligible for a pre-paid card designed to help towards the cost of specialised foods. The debit-style subsidy cards will be rolled out in a UK-first this autumn, the Welsh government said on Friday. The scheme aims is to give people with conditions such as coeliac disease and dermatitis herpetiformis access to a wider range of gluten-free food at supermarkets and online, rather than relying on prescriptions from a pharmacy. Continue reading...

NRK: Havforsker bekymret over varmt hav – Skagerrak-rekord på 23,8 grader tangert
Overflatetemperaturen i store havområder utenfor Norge er minst 5 grader høyere enn normalt, ifølge Meteorologisk institutt. Havforskerne er bekymret.

Tusenfryd: Solkrem førte til branndrama
Det ble flammer på radiobil-attraksjonen da en solkrem-spray falt i gulvet, opplyser Tusenfryds markedssjef til VG.


‘Exactly what a union should be doing’: doctors in Manchester defend strike action
BMA members on Manchester Royal Infirmary picket line had hoped Labour government would end pay dispute UK politics live – latest updates Outside Manchester Royal Infirmary, car horns beep as striking medics wave orange placards demanding “Pay Restoration for Doctors.” Most are decked out in matching British Medical Association-branded tangerine baseball caps and bucket hats. Some carry homemade cardboard signs: “Overworked, Underpaid, Undervalued”, or “Wes: Stop (S)Treating Us Like [poo emoji]”. Continue reading...

Kvinne i 70-årene funnet død etter leteaksjon
Kvinnen ble funnet etter en leteaksjon i Suldal torsdag kveld.

Savnet turgåer funnet død
Kvinnen i 70-årene var del av et følge på fire.


Jay Slater died by accident in Tenerife after falling from height, coroner rules
British teenager was found dead on Spanish island after going missing while on holiday last summer Jay Slater, the 19-year-old Briton whose disappearance in Tenerife last summer prompted a massive search, died by accident after falling from a height, a coroner has concluded. More details soon … Continue reading...

Rekordår for sykepleierstudiene
Sykepleie var det mest populære studiet i år. Camilla (44) var en av de heldige som kom inn.

Høysesongen for veggedyr er her: – Ikke noe du vil ha i hus
De lever av blodet ditt på natten og akkurat nå kommer mange til å ta dem meg seg hjem.


Samaritans to close at least 100 branches across UK and Ireland
Mental health charity says it plans to move volunteers into larger regional hubs and pilot remote call handling Samaritans has announced plans to close at least half of its 200 branches across the UK and Ireland, move volunteers into larger regional hubs and pilot remote call handling, in a major shakeup that has left some volunteers dismayed. The mental health charity told volunteers in a video last week it hoped “within the next seven to 10 years, our branch network will have reduced by at least half” and that it would move to “fewer but bigger regions”. Continue reading...


Resident doctors begin five days of strikes in England over pay – UK politics live
Up to 50,000 people went on strike at 7am, with the action intended to last until 7am on Wednesday 30 July The BMA argues that resident doctors have seen their pay fall by a much greater amount in real terms since 2008-09 than the rest of the population. “Doctors are not worth less than they were 17 years ago, when austerity policies began driving wages down. We’re simply asking for that value to be restored,” it said. Pay erosion has now got to the point where a doctor’s assistant can be paid up to 30% more than a resident doctor. That’s going to strike most of the public that use the NHS as deeply unfair. There was a deal here to be done. Instead, the BMA leadership’s decision to not even consider postponing these strikes will place an enormous burden on their colleagues, and hit the recovery we can all see our health service is making. Not only that, it enormously undermines the entire trade union movement. No trade union in British history has seen its members receive a such a steep pay rise only to immediately respond with strikes – even when a majority of their members didn’t even vote to strike. This action is unprecedented, and it is unreasonable. Continue reading...


Resident doctors in England go on strike over pay restoration
Up to 50,000 doctors stage five-day walkout from 7am on 25 July to 7am on 30 July after pay talks break down Resident doctors in England have begun strike action after the British Medical Association and government failed to reach an agreement over pay restoration. Up to 50,000 people went on strike at 7am, with the action intended to last for five days until 7am on Wednesday 30 July. Continue reading...


Volunteers map 10,000 routes in Great Britain to help make walking accessible
Campaign group Slow Ways launches app for disabled people, parents with children, older people and others Volunteers have mapped 10,000 walking routes across Great Britain in an attempt to make rural walking more accessible. The routes provide accessible and scenic walks for disabled people, parents with children, and older people, according to Slow Ways, the campaign group behind the project. Continue reading...

Marius (33) fryktet folk – nå elsker han sosiale settinger
Han trodde han var født sånn. En som smilte, men aldri turte å si noe. Så begynte han å gjøre én konkret ting – igjen og igjen.

Far drepte sin to uker gamle sønn på sykehuset
Sykehusets ansatte oppdaget de katastrofale skadene da moren ba dem sjekke babyen fordi han føltes kald.


Air pollution raises risk of dementia, say Cambridge scientists
Most comprehensive study of its kind highlights dangers of vehicle emissions and woodburning stoves Exposure to certain forms of air pollution is linked to an increased risk of developing dementia, according to the most comprehensive study of its kind. The illness is estimated to affect about 57 million people worldwide, with the number expected to increase to at least 150m cases by 2050. Continue reading...


Menstrual cycle data ‘underused’ and should be on health records, experts say
Period characteristics can indicate medical conditions and could inform preventive care, study finds Menstrual cycle data should be routinely documented by healthcare professionals and researchers as it can be used as an indicator for other health issues, experts have said. This information – which includes cycle length, regularity, intensity, and duration of bleeding – is not routinely collected in healthcare systems or research except when reproductive issues are being assessed. Continue reading...

Mann døde i drukningsulykke i Sandefjord
Klokken 18.03 rykket nødetater ut etter melding om at en person hadde havnet under vann.


Resident doctors’ strike undermines union movement, Wes Streeting says
Exclusive: Health secretary urges medics not to join BMA industrial action on Friday Wes Streeting: This unnecessary strike will hurt patients A strike by resident doctors “enormously undermines the entire trade union movement”, Wes Streeting has argued, urging them not to join industrial action on Friday morning. In an article for the Guardian, the health secretary says the decision by the British Medical Association (BMA) to push for new strikes in England immediately after receiving a pay rise of 22% to cover 2023-24 and 2024-25 is unreasonable and unprecedented. Continue reading...

Drukningsulykke i Sandefjord - livreddene førstehjelp pågår
Det melder politiet.


Two-year-old sexually abused at family daycare by man living at the premises, mother claims
Alleged offender was partner of woman running the service, operating at a private home in NSW. The girl’s parents ‘had no idea’ he lived there Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast A mother has claimed her two-year-old daughter was sexually abused at a family daycare service by a man she did not know was living there. The alleged offender was the partner of the woman running the service, located at a private home in New South Wales. Police, the Department of Education and the Department of Communities and Justice investigated, but the woman told Guardian Australia that, without physical evidence, no charges were able to be laid and no action was taken against the man or the service, which is still operating. Continue reading...


Jay Slater consumed drugs and alcohol before attempting long walk, inquest told
Lancashire teenager died on Tenerife from head injuries, pathologist said, with no evidence of restraint or assault The British teenager Jay Slater had taken drugs and alcohol and had a 14-hour walk to his accommodation before his disappearance sparked a four-week search in Tenerife, an inquest into his death heard. The 19-year-old had taken ecstasy pills, cocaine and possibly ketamine, along with alcohol, before he went to an Airbnb with two strangers, one of his friends told a court on Thursday. Bradley Geoghegan, who had gone on holiday with Slater, said Slater had video-called him after he left the apartment on the morning of 17 June last year. Continue reading...


World’s smallest snake rediscovered in Barbados 20 years after last sighting
Conservationists feared 10cm threadsnake as thin as a strand of spaghetti had become extinct The world’s smallest snake has been rediscovered in Barbados, 20 years after its last sighting. The Barbados threadsnake, which had been feared extinct, was rediscovered under a rock in the centre of the island during an ecological survey in March by the environment ministry and the conservation organisation Re:wild. Continue reading...

Tysk kvinne i 20-årene funnet død i Nordland etter leteaksjon
Hun ble funnet død etter å ikke ha returnert fra fjelltur.


Australia’s largest private hospital operator to close majority of psychology clinics to be ‘flexible, sustainable’
Seventeen of Ramsay Health Care’s 20 clinics will close by the end of August, with only Cairns, Charlestown and Joondalup to remain operating Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Ramsay Health Care, Australia’s largest private hospital operator, has announced it will be closing the majority of its psychology clinics, described by the peak body as “very sad news” for those needing mental health care. The hospital network said it would progressively close 17 out of its 20 clinics by the end of August, in order to transition Ramsay Psychology to a “more flexible and sustainable model”. Continue reading...

Sara (30) fant løsningen på de skjelvende hendene: – Jeg hadde det så utrolig vondt
I årevis trodde Sara at det bare var nervøsitet. Så fikk hun en uventet beskjed – og prøvde noe som endret livet hennes fullstendig.

14 personer har omkommet i motorsykkelulykker så langt i år
Aldersgruppen 45–54 år skiller seg særlig ut blant alvorlige MC-ulykker. Så langt i år har 14 personer mistet livet.

Ingen av sykehjemmene i Trondheim har aircondition
Ved ett av dem er det målt 30 grader på flere pasientrom.

Agder: Fører til sykehus etter trafikkulykke
Politi og ambulanse rykket ut til en trafikkulykke med motorsykkel natt til torsdag.


7,000 steps a day could be enough to improve health, say researchers
Target easier to achieve than 10,000 steps and linked to 37% reduction in cancer deaths Walking more could reduce your risk of dementia, depression and dying from cancer, as well as being good for your heart, according to research. And you may not need to walk as far as previously thought to reap those benefits. The NHS recommends a brisk 10-minute walk every day. Many people aim to walk 10,000 steps, but struggle to achieve it. Now researchers have calculated that even 7,000 steps could be enough to protect health. Continue reading...


M&S advert banned for featuring model who looked ‘unhealthily thin’
ASA ruling comes amid fears fashion industry reversing progress in body positivity movement An advert by high street retailer Marks & Spencer has been banned for featuring an “irresponsible” image of a model who appeared “unhealthily thin”. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said the model’s pose, choice of clothing and the camera angle which seemed to tilt downwards all contributed to the impression she was too thin. Continue reading...


Ex-cricketer Graham Thorpe ‘spiralled into depression’ after losing job, inquest hears
Loss of England batting coach job after 2022 Ashes series was ‘start of decline of his mental health’, widow says The former England cricketer Graham Thorpe “spiralled into depression” after losing his job as a batting coach in 2022, an inquest has heard. The 55-year-old died on 4 August 2024 after being struck by a train at a railway station in Surrey. His widow, Amanda Thorpe, later said he had taken his own life. Continue reading...

Lege i Gaza: – Gravide kvinner er alvorlig undervektige
Sykehusene i Gaza er i krise. Antallet kuvøser er redusert til under en tredjedel av hva som fantes før krigen startet.


Healthy environment a human right, UN court says in landmark climate ruling
Court’s decision expected to be used in future litigation and to support political negotiations by vulnerable states A “clean, healthy and sustainable environment” is a human right, according to judges at the top court of the United Nations. The international court of justice (ICJ) delivered a landmark advisory opinion on Wednesday about countries’ obligations to tackle climate change, and the consequences they may face if they do not. Continue reading...

Norges dødeligste dyr: Slik kan du beskytte deg
Det dyret som tar livet av flest mennesker i Norge er hverken bjørn, ulv eller huggorm. Det er mye vanligere enn som så, og du har sannsynligvis hatt nærkontakt med det.

Mann døde i fallulykke i Årdal
En person døde etter å ha falt ned på en fjellhylle i Årdal.

Alvorlig fallulykke i Årdal
En person har falt ned på en fjellhylle i Årdal, melder politiet klokken 13.39.

Årdal: Mann skal ha falt ned på fjellhylle
Politiet meldte om hendelsen klokken 13.39.

Hunden Jessi (3) døde etter bading: – Skjønte at det var akutt
På under en time raste formen til den tre år gamle border collien.

Ny studie: Derfor risikerer flere å få søvnapné
Overvekt, alkohol og røyking er kjente risikofaktorer for søvnapné. Nå peker forskere på en helt annen årsak som kan øke risikoen for pustestopp om natten.


‘Slip, slop, slap for brain health’: Australia needs a major prevention campaign for dementia, doctor says
Prof Henry Brodaty of UNSW says managing risk factors such as diet and anxiety is a cost-effective way of curbing the disease Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast A “slip, slap, slop”-style preventative campaign is needed for dementia, as new research shows cases of the disease could be delayed with no added cost, a leading doctor has told the National Press Club on Wednesday. In the speech titled “Hope Beckons”, Prof Henry Brodaty, a co-director of the Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) at the University of New South Wales, said there was much more Australia could be doing to help prevent dementia in its ageing population by addressing risk factors that can be managed, such as poor diet. Continue reading...

Tromsø: Mann til sykehus etter arbeidsulykke
En mann i 20-årene er sendt til sykehus etter en arbeidsulykke på en båt i Tromsø. Skadeomfanget er ukjent, opplyser politiet.

Kvinne fløyet til sykehus etter knivstikking i Rakkestad
En kvinne er fløyet til Ullevål sykehus med mulige alvorlige skader etter en knivstikking i Rakkestad i Indre Østfold.

Kvinne kritisk skadet etter knivstikking – mann i 30-årene siktet for drapsforsøk
En mann i 30-årene er siktet for drapsforsøk.

Mann i 50-årene omkom i ATV-ulykke
En mann mistet livet da firehjulingen hans veltet i Nærøysund kommune i Trøndelag sent tirsdag kveld.