It seems we are all becoming more allergic.
Allergies can range from being disruptive and a nuisance to life-threatening!
Some of the world's biggest stars are living with allergies.
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Britain’s most expensive residential street was shut over speeding cyclists
“I braced myself, thinking back to past experiences in American hospitals.”
The couple announced their shock split last month after 14 years of marriage and 27 years together
Emily Hale was so ill with anorexia she dropped to a size four and had to be sectioned. She now works in the same hospital, helping others.
"He got the emergency surgery, and the amount of time he had to spend in the hospital probably doubled."
Roba Abu Jibba looked shell-shocked as the doctor delivered his news: She couldn’t have the operation she desperately wanted. She nervously scrunched the fabric of her dress, fighting off the tears that began flooding her one remaining eye.
Tamara Selaman left her high-pressure £144K job to open a wellness retreat in stunning countryside. Here she compares life before and after.
Buckingham Palace issued a statement confirming Princess Anne was in a hospital receiving treatment for injuries and a concussion after an incident in Gatcombe Park.
Pam Johal is a raw vegan, meaning she only eats uncooked fruit and vegetables.
The ruling is a sigh of relief for abortion rights advocates, but even Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson warns that "storm clouds loom ahead."
Cara Pyper, who is studying education at university, caught dengue fever while in Bali, Indonesia and became 'possessed' while sleeping and 'deathly unwell'.
The map gives heatwave death predictions for places all over Europe.
Ear wax is normal, doctors say, and using swabs can cause more damage.
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Regla Becquer was arrested after police began investigating over a dozen suspicious deaths under her care
A man suffering from Parkinson's disease has said a procedure which has ended his tremors "feels like a miracle". An ultrasound thalamotomy, which gives Parkinson's patients hope of regaining independence, was carried out on a sufferer for the first time in Scotland earlier this month. Ian Keir, 63, was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 2018 after suffering two years of tremors in his right hand and couldn't manage everyday tasks.
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A pharmacist from Co. Fermanagh was awarded the Superintendent Pharmacist of the Year award.
B.C.'s former premier and Canada's ambassador to Germany, John Horgan, has been diagnosed with cancer for a third time.B.C. Health Minister Adrian Dix announced the news on Tuesday. "My dear friend of a very, very long time and former premier of British Columbia, John Horgan, has had a new diagnosis of cancer," Dix said during a news conference.In a statement to CBC News on Wednesday, Horgan said "another separate cancer that has proven to be complicated" was discovered after a routine follow up
Hospitals are all part of London-based trusts hit by cancer care delays after Russian cyber-attack
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