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Manchester Evening NewsGP says four signs in feet mean 'see a doctor'
Early clues of a potential issue can often be found in our feet
- Manchester Evening News
Urgent recall on blood pressure medication over cardiac arrest fears
Over 100 batches of faulty medication are being recalled as it could result in hyperkalemia, irregular heartbeats and even cardiac arrest
- Manchester Evening News
Covid hitting one group hardest as experts warn of new summer wave of infections
Rates are highest in the most elderly as the "FLiRT"- Fresh Lineage of Rapid Transmission - variants take hold and hospital rates suggest infections are on the rise
- Manchester Evening News
Mixing two ingredients can lower blood pressure and cut inflammation
Nutritionist Rob Hobson says combining the power of two ingredients creates a 'superfood'
- HuffPost
I Ran Into An Old Classmate After Losing 168 Pounds. Her Reaction Left Me Completely Stunned.
"I wasn’t sure what to do. I prayed no one else in the line noticed what was happening."
- Manchester Evening News
Mum locked husband outside then stabbed three children 21 times in horrifying attempted murder
The woman has been sentenced
- Yahoo News UK
What you need to do if you get COVID this summer
Experts are warning we are in the midst of a summer COVID wave as infections are on the rise.
- The Telegraph
Carrots are the 10p vegetable that could save your life
Next time you find yourself looking for a healthy snack, skip the apple and grab a handful of carrots. According to a new study, eating some baby carrots just three times a week significantly increases skin carotenoids.
- Echo
Drugs line boss who hired children to run crack and heroin in Southend is jailed
A man who employed children to run crack cocaine and heroin has been jailed after an investigation led by teams dedicated to busting drug dealing gangs
- CNN
Woman claims Alzheimer’s symptoms were reversed after five years
In “The Last Alzheimer’s Patient,” CNN chief medical correspondent follows Alzheimer’s patient Cici Zerbe who says her symptoms have been reversed after participating in Dr. Dean Ornish’s clinical trial on the effects of intensive lifestyle changes on the progression of mild cognitive impairment or early dementia due to Alzheimer’s Disease. That peer-reviewed study will be published in the journal “Alzheimer’s Research & Therapy” in June 2024. Dr. Ornish’s program includes a plant-based diet, regular exercise, group support, yoga or meditation.Watch the full documentary on CNN’s “The Whole Story” premiering on May 19th at 8p et/pt and streaming on MAX on June 18th.
- Sutton and Croydon Guardian
Man suffers 'severe burns' on hand from cancer treatment at Royal Marsden
A Sutton hospital has issued an apology to a man after he received severe burn injuries during cancer treatment.
- Woman & Home
29 foods that can actually help lift your mood
There are foods that can actually help lift your mood, with increasing scientific evidence of the positive role certain nutrients play. Berries can evoke feelings of summertime good weather in an instant, an association rooted in the time of year when they are naturally in season.
- Daily Echo
Air ambulance spotted landing in New Forest
The helicopter carrying a doctor and a special paramedic rushed to the scene around 3pm today in Lymington.
- Women's Health UK
How many litres of water should you drink a day?
According to the NHS, we should aim to drink 6 to 8 cups or glasses of fluid a day – but how much water should you drink each day?
- Reuters
Therapy horses help neurology patients regain confidence, motor skills
In an area of Rome that once hosted horse races, four horses and two ponies move at a much slower pace to help neurological patients restore their movements and confidence. With handles on the side of their saddles, the animals at the San Giovanni Battista Hospital allow some people to take their first halting steps after trauma, strokes, degenerative diseases, as well as long COVID. The hospital on the outskirts of Rome, where the city's hippodrome was once located, is the only one in Italy to use hippotherapy - which allows movements that would be harder to carry out in a gym to improve muscle strength, balance and coordination.
- People
These Are the 3 Popular Antidepressants Likely to Cause Weight Gain
A new study compared commonly prescribed antidepressants — such as Wellbutrin, Zoloft and Lexapro — and found which ones are more likely to cause weight gain
- Manchester Evening News
Tim Spector explains diet to battle high blood pressure and inflammation
Nutritional scientist explained what foods to eat to also reduce heart disease and obesity
- Digital Spy
Strictly’s Amy Dowden pays emotional tribute to husband as couple reach milestone
Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden has shared an emotional tribute to her husband Ben Jones on the occasion of their second anniversary.
- Women's Health UK
This ‘rest and digest’ theory may explain why 'food comas' happen
If you've ever had a food coma, then you know that sleepy feeling. But why do they happen? A doctor answers your questions, including how to prevent them.
- Yahoo TV UK
Why Eamonn Holmes disappeared from GB News breakfast show
Eamonn Holmes was forced to leave his breakfast show on GB News early on Tuesday.