Fiona Callingham

England

Health Reporter at Reach PLC

Health reporter for Reach, writing for @DailyMirror, @Daily_Express and others | [email protected] | she/her 🏳️‍🌈

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Three extra DWP cash payments you may be eligible for if you receive Pension Credit

6 days ago | msn.com | Linda Howard |Lauren Haughey |Fiona Callingham

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Three extra DWP cash payments you may be eligible for if you receive Pension Credit

6 days ago | dailystar.co.uk | Linda Howard |Fiona Callingham |Lauren Haughey

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) issues a series of payments to people over the State Pension age throughout the year - Here's everything you need to know News Linda Howard Money and Consumer Writer, Fiona Callingham Lifestyle writer and Lauren Haughey Lifestyle and Money Reporter 10:31, 18 Apr 2025 Some State Pension recipients may be eligible for these payments too(Image: PeopleImages via Getty Images) Individuals over the State Pension age may be in for a treat with a series of...
Drivers 'must tell' DVLA two essential details or face £1,000 fine

1 week ago | examinerlive.co.uk | Tom Kershaw |Fiona Callingham

Drivers across the UK are being cautioned that they must tell the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) about two essential details. Not doing so could result in a hefty £1,000 penalty. This requirement is for any motorist with a health condition or disability that might impact their driving capabilities. Tasked with driver and vehicle registrations within the UK, the DVLA is a pivotal government body.
Neurologist warns three popular supplements could be 'toxic' to the brain

1 week ago | msn.com | Fiona Callingham |Nicole Haynes

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Neurologist warns three popular supplements could be 'toxic' to the brain

1 week ago | nottinghampost.com | Fiona Callingham

A neurologist has raised alarms over certain dietary supplements, cautioning that some may be "toxic" to the brain. Exceeding the recommended dosage of these pills could harm your brain and nervous system, he warned. Many individuals turn to daily supplements to compensate for vitamins and minerals they might not obtain from their diets. For those who have difficulty absorbing nutrients from food, supplements can provide a necessary boost.
Three supplements that could be 'toxic' to the brain if you don't take them correctly

1 week ago | walesonline.co.uk | Fiona Callingham

A neurologist has warned supplements could be "toxic" to the brain if you exceed the recommended dosages. Many turn to daily supplements to compensate for vitamins and minerals they may not be getting from their diet. And for those who have difficulty absorbing nutrients from food, supplements can provide a necessary boost. However, while these supplements play an important role, they can also pose risks if misused.
The lesser-known symptoms on the face that could be a sign of high cholesterol

1 week ago | express.co.uk | Adam Toms |Fiona Callingham

The lesser-known symptoms on the face that could be a sign of high cholesterolHaving too much of the fatty substance in your blood can lead to serious health problems. People have been urged to keep an eye out for the signs (Image: Getty)People have been urged to keep a look out for two facial symptoms that could indicate high cholesterol. This occurs when you have too much of the fatty substance in your blood, impacting the smooth flow of blood through vessels.
People due to retire next year may be in for state pension surprise

1 week ago | msn.com | Samantha Leathers |Fiona Callingham

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Two visual symptoms of 'silent killer' condition that appear on the face

1 week ago | msn.com | Fiona Callingham

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Two visual symptoms of 'silent killer' condition that appear on the face

1 week ago | nottinghampost.com | Fiona Callingham

People are being alerted to look out for two facial symptoms that could indicate high cholesterol, known as a "silent killer" because of its major role in heart attacks and strokes. Although typically symptomless, some red flags may emerge on the face as signs of this condition, commonly referred to as hypocholesterolaemia. High cholesterol manifests when an excess of a fatty substance called cholesterol circulates within the blood.