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Birmingham LiveMum, 25, who used sunbeds to top up tan before holiday given devastating diagnosis
She said she liked to get a 'base tan' and would sometimes go twice a week
- OK! Magazine
Beaming King Charles gets sweet hug from niece Zara Tindall during visit to late Queen's favourite event
King Charles has made a surprise visit to one of his late mother's favourite events, just days after he returned to public duties following his cancer diagnosis
- Hello!
King Charles and Queen Camilla host private dinner for London Clinic staff at Clarence House - details
King Charles and Queen Camilla held a private dinner at Clarence House for staff from The London Clinic, where the monarch and Princess Kate were both treated earlier in the year, before their cancer diagnoses were discovered
- Digital Spy
Coronation Street reveals Denny's plot as Paul is hospitalised
Coronation Street has revealed that villain Denny plans to steal from son Paul following his hospitalisation.
- Sky News
Orangutan seen using medicinal plant to treat wound in first for wild animals
An orangutan has been observed using a plant with healing properties to treat a wound on its face, in what scientists say is a first for wild animals. Biologists witnessed the male Sumatran orangutan - named Rakus - chewing the leaves of a climbing plant known as Akar Kuning. The Akar Kuning plant, which is found in tropical forests of South East Asia, is known for its pain relieving and anti-inflammatory effects and is often used in traditional medicine to treat diseases such as dysentery, diabetes and malaria.
- The Telegraph
Ask Dr James: What is the root cause of my five year long cough?
For almost five years now I have endured a persistent hacking cough several times a day, but at its worst comes every few minutes. I have been tested for asthma and had numerous tests, scans and X-rays but there seems to be no clear explanation other than the suggestion it may be “stress related”.
- Glasgow Live
Wishaw dad's nose had to be removed after skin cancer diagnosis
WARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS GRAPHIC IMAGES. Steven Frame, 36, had suffered an earlier burn on his nose after a camping gas cannister exploded in his face. Two years later, his skin cancer diagnosis led to his nose being removed.
- The Telegraph
Your bad habits could be costing you £13k a year, here’s how to cut back
Around 60 per cent of smokers in the UK attempt to quit every year, with 10 per cent of those aiming to do so within three months. NHS studies suggest the most effective means of giving up are nicotine replacement patches, GP-prescribed medication or the use of local stop-smoking services. But according to new research by University College London, sheer expense is proving to be one of the most powerful deterrents of all. The average price of 20 cigarettes in the UK is £15.66 (up from £8.29 in 2
- Yahoo Life UK
Little girl’s ‘purple spots’ turned out to be sign of cancer
When Amelia Topas was born her body was covered in purple spots, which turned out to be a sign of leukaemia.
- Birmingham Live
Men flee scene of crash that left two injured
The two-car smash happened at the junction of Summerfield Road and Buffery Road in Dudley
- Worcester News
60-year-old left to walk 16 miles home at 3am after hospital fails to help
The 60-year-old was then discharged from Worcestershire Royal Hospital at 3am but had no money to get a taxi and no one to give him a lift back to Evesham.
- Wales Online
When a cough means it's time to see a doctor - and when you should go to A&E
There has been a cough going around for months now and with the onset of spring more colds are set to be on their way but when can you treat them yourself and when do you need medical help
- HuffPost Life
I'm A Spine Doctor. Here's 1 Thing I'd Never, Ever Do If I Had Back Pain.
This dangerous combination of movements is throwing out people’s backs regularly.
- The Telegraph
Babies born using frozen IVF embryos ‘at higher risk of childhood leukaemia’
Babies born through IVF using frozen embryos are at increased risk of childhood leukaemia, a study suggests.
- Colchester Evening Gazette
Colchester weight loss group raises over £12k for charity 'close to their hearts'
A weight-loss group in Colchester turned their focus from losing pounds to raising pounds for a national cancer charity.
- Belfast Live
Young woman injured in crash opens up about importance of Air Ambulance NI
"I had to be cut from the wreckage"
- Digital Spy
Emmerdale airs heartbreaking scenes for Dawn and Billy over son's health
Emmerdale has aired heartbreaking scenes for Dawn and Billy as they learned more about their son's medical emergency.
- Bristol Live
Four signs your immune system is run down, and what to do about it
Changing your routine could provide the boost you need to stay healthy
- AFP
Catherine, Princess of Wales, releases new birthday snap
Catherine, Princess of Wales, on Thursday shared the second photograph of her children in as many weeks, as she stays out of the public eye while battling cancer.Both photographs follow a furore in March over a Mother's Day snap of Catherine and her three children that she later admitted to have digitally altered.
- The Independent
Kate Beckinsale praises King Charles for ‘being really open’ about his cancer diagnosis
King Charles III announced in February he had been diagnosed with cancer following treatment for an enlarged prostate