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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Specific fruit every day can lower your risk of dementia by almost a third

2 days ago | the-express.com | Fiona Callingham |Robert Rowlands

Tucking into one delicious food every day could potentially reduce your risk of a severe health issue by up to 28 per cent, research suggests. A study has indicated that a particular fruit may significantly decrease your likelihood of developing dementia. The condition is a syndrome characterized by a continuous decline in brain function, with symptoms ranging from memory loss and behavioral changes to mobility problems.
ITV’s Dr Amir Khan shares the symptom in one ear you should never ignore

5 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Fiona Callingham

This symptom could point to a brain tumour, he warned. A doctor has warned that a symptom appearing in one just ear must never be ignored. According to the expert, this sign could signal a brain tumour. Doctor Amir Khan, who is known for his appearances on ITV’s Good Morning Britain and Lorraine, took to social media platform Instagram to explain more. In a video he urged people to get “checked out” if they notice this problem.
Dr Amir Khan warns 'symptom in one ear' could signal brain tumour

5 days ago | getsurrey.co.uk | Fiona Callingham
'I'm a neurologist - here is the deadly reason I would never crack my neck'

5 days ago | express.co.uk | Fiona Callingham

'I'm a neurologist - this is the deadly reason I would never crack my neck'It may offer some pain relief but this common habit could have dangerous consequences. By Fiona Callingham, Health Reporter specialising in medical studies, symptoms of diseases and conditions, real life stories and the latest public health issues.
Stroke warning as neurologist says he would never crack his neck

5 days ago | getsurrey.co.uk | Fiona Callingham
Grandmother 'sent home' with painkillers had rare 4.5 kilo tumour

5 days ago | getsurrey.co.uk | Fiona Callingham
Grandmother sent home from hospital with painkillers had 4.5 kilo tumour and rare terminal cancer

5 days ago | examinerlive.co.uk | Fiona Callingham

A Surrey grandmother who was initially sent home from hospital with painkillers was actually living with a rare 4.5 kilo tumour. Catriona Tremlett, from Haslemere, first sought medical help after suffering abdominal pain at the end of 2020. The pain was so bad that she had to go to A&E where she tested positive for coronavirus and was placed on a Covid ward for a few days before being sent home with painkillers. But she then started vomiting and was soon back at A&E.
Grandmother 'sent home' with painkillers had rare 4.5 kilo tumour

5 days ago | leeds-live.co.uk | Fiona Callingham
Neurologist pinpoints 'best' supplement for brain health

6 days ago | the-express.com | Brigid Brown |Fiona Callingham |Maria Ortega |María Ortega

Magnesium supplements help with a number of health issues including sleep, anxiety and fatigueA leading neurologist has revealed the "best" daily supplement for enhancing your brainpower, and it might even help evade developing Alzheimer's disease. Neurologist Alejandro Andersson, who heads the Buenos Aires Institute of Neurology, emphasizes the importance of magnesium for maintaining brain health.
Teen has to use nappy pads for the rest of her life because of what she did to her body

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

Isabella Gawley in hospital (Image: Isabella Gawley© SWNS)When Isabella Gawley first experimented with ketamine, she was oblivious to the fact that it would nearly claim her life. The Liverpool native was just 16 when she tried the drug at a party in 2021, leading to a spiralling £30,000 addiction. This dependency caused her weight to plummet to a mere three and a half stone and resulted in a near-death experience from cardiac arrest just three years later.

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Articles

Specific fruit every day can lower your risk of dementia by almost a third

ITV’s Dr Amir Khan shares the symptom in one ear you should never ignore

Dr Amir Khan warns 'symptom in one ear' could signal brain tumour

'I'm a neurologist - here is the deadly reason I would never crack my neck'

Stroke warning as neurologist says he would never crack his neck

Grandmother 'sent home' with painkillers had rare 4.5 kilo tumour

Grandmother sent home from hospital with painkillers had 4.5 kilo tumour and rare terminal cancer

Grandmother 'sent home' with painkillers had rare 4.5 kilo tumour

Neurologist pinpoints 'best' supplement for brain health

Teen has to use nappy pads for the rest of her life because of what she did to her body

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