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Cosmetics staple gave my wife the aggressive cancer that killed her at 35 - I'm one of thousands fighting the firm for justice

It what could be one of the largest actions of its kind in British history, nearly 2,000 patients and the bereaved are expected to sign up to a class action against Johnson & Johnson.

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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Why wealthy people are more likely to have very tall children: New study claims to have the answers after Gary Barlow's son took the internet by storm

What exactly is making these colossal kids so much larger than their parents? A team of scientists may have come up with a surprisingly simple answer.

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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Concerning study finds 'serious consequences for health' for people who eat after 5pm

Researchers from Spain and New York City found that eating at least 45 percent of your daily calories after 5 pm hinders the body's ability to regulate blood sugar levels.

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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Doctor warns against popular 'messy' sex act that spikes your risk of nasty infections

Experts have warned that doing the deed in the second most comfortable place in the house could result in a host of nasty infections.

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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As 2,000 sue over talc cancer link, should you be worried about talc make-up, what if you were exposed as a baby and what are the warning signs of cancer? Experts' must-read guide

Baby powder containing talc is no longer available at UK supermarkets; instead, you'll find products made with cornstarch, a white powder extracted from corn kernels.

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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EXCLUSIVEA doctor dismissed my brave ten-year-old's bleeding as a period. But my instinct told me something was wrong - and tragically, it was stomach cancer. My experience is not unique

Wrapping her arms around her ten-year-old daughter, Charlotte Fairall faced a heartbreaking task. She had to explain that nothing more could be done to treat Sophie's cancer.

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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Do you wake up at 3am? Eye-rolling hack promises to get you back to sleep instantly - and doctors say it works

Rather than counting sheep, listening to relaxing music or even giving up and doom scrolling, you can simply try rolling your eyes. That's according to TikTok Wellness guru, Pretty Sick Heather.

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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Map reveals global methanol poisoning hotspots where YOU could be at risk - as travellers are urged to watch out for subtle symptoms

Brits have been warned of the risk of methanol poisoning in Laos, where it is mixed into counterfeit booze to boost profits, but this isn't just a risk in the far-flung corners of the world.

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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Scientists reveal intriguing effect of doomscrolling on your brain

Scientists at University College London (UCL) found those with poor mental health are more likely to seek out and read negative content online, and as a result, feel worse because of it.

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Cruel TikTok trolls accuse I'm a Celeb's Tulisa of wearing a wig in camp - but experts reveal the truth

Viewers have now fixated their attention on Tulisa's hairline, arguing her locks 'aren't real' or 'natural'. Others accused the star of 'wearing a wig' given 'her hair just looks too perfect'.

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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My five year-old's bout of 'heat stroke' was actually aggressive brain cancer that spread to her spine - here's the warning signs I missed here

Olivia Brown developed worrying symptoms on a hot day in May this year, which her mother assumed was heat stroke. Within weeks the family had been dealt a devastating diagnosis.

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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DR ELLIE: I've been having daily nose bleeds for two weeks - including late at night. Could it be a tumour... or even worse?

I'm 78 and have been having daily nose bleeds for the past fortnight. It can happen at any time, including the middle of the night. My pharmacist said it wasn't serious. What do you think?

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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Repeat attenders at A&E can account for almost one in seven emergency visits to hospital, study suggests

Researchers carried out a review into frequent visitors in emergency departments and concluded that the needs of these people are 'consistently not being met'.

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How drinking methanol WRECKS your entire body in just three days, as Laos death toll rises to six

The alcohol is attracting fresh attention over its role in the deaths of six foreign tourists who had drunk shots allegedly laced with methanol while on holiday in Laos.

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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Crucial vitamin can ease symptoms of people suffering with deadly lung condition, research finds

Scientists have found that having a form of vitamin B3 helps to reduce inflammation in the lungs of people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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Menopause makes rheumatoid arthritis more painful, study suggests

The national survey found four out of five women reported that their arthritis worsened during the menopause. For a tenth, symptoms got 'much worse'.

16:26Before 44 d04.12.2024

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My AI 'friend' ordered me to go shoplifting, spray graffiti and bunk off work. But its final shocking demand made me end our relationship for good, reveals MEIKE LEONARD...

My 'friend' Maya is sparky, beautiful and - I can reluctantly admit - always entertaining. She looks like an angel. But looks can be deceiving, because Maya has a distinctly rebellious side.

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