Yahoo News Meghan Trainor "ate too many" cannabis edibles after having vocal surgery
Meghan Trainor ate "too many" cannabis edibles after having vocal surgery and had a panic attack after the accidental overdose.
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Manchester Evening NewsUK holidaymaker's warning as he has fingers amputated after horror incident in Ibiza
WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: Tom Bush has issued a warning after his nightmare on holiday
- HuffPost UK
This Is How Many Bowel Movements A Day Is Considered To Be Healthy
Your gut health can be a great indicator of your overall health, this is what your poo frequency says about your health.
- Manchester Evening News
Amanda Holden's warning after daughter rushed to hospital with life-threatening illness
Amanda Holden has opened up on the 'horrific' five days her daughter was in hospital
- BuzzFeed
Nutritionists And Dietitians Reveal The One "Healthy" Food That Could Be Harming You As You Age
You probably didn't see this one coming...
- Wales Online
The face of a little girl who finally beat cancer and then met her friends in the park to party
Isabelle Dudley was only seven when she was diagnosed with leukaemia - on the day the summer holidays started she got to ring the bell that meant her fight was won
- Evening Standard
Amanda Holden's daughter Lexi, 18, was rushed to hospital with life-threatening illness
Lexi was diagnosed with an E. coli infection amid the latest outbreak
- CBC
Fake nurse pleads guilty to assaulting patients by IV injection
A fake nurse who treated nearly 1,000 patients at medical facilities in Vancouver and Victoria wept Friday as she pleaded guilty to assaulting victims with the weapon of her would-be trade — an intravenous needle.Clutching a box of tissues as she appeared in front of a B.C. Supreme Court judge via video, Brigitte Cleroux uttered the word "guilty" 11 times in response to a series of criminal charges ranging from impersonation and assault to using forged documents.The pleas relate to investigation
- The Telegraph
Autism can be reversed, scientists discover
Severe autism can be reversed and symptoms reduced to an indistinguishable level, scientists have discovered.
- Fortune
Some women are turning to menstrual cups after a study found toxic metals in tampons. Here’s what period cups are and how they work
Menstrual cups are reusable tampon alternatives that collect blood rather than absorb it. Here's how they work.
- Sutton and Croydon Guardian
Person arrested as victim taken to hospital after stabbing on Croydon tram
A person has been taken to hospital after a stabbing on a tram in Croydon.
- Wales Online
'I'm a bodybuilder – having this one drink every day is secret to my ripped muscles'
Andrea Sunshine, from London, boasts a whopping 544,000 followers on her Instagram profile where she shares her workouts, fitness regime and other details about her life
- Wales Online
The 'back from the dead' drug being used on the streets in Wales
A new group of synthetic drugs emerging on the illegal market will almost certainly see a huge spike in overdoses in Wales - but there's a key weapon being used to save lives
- Manchester Evening News
'I didn't know it was legal... now the difference in me is truly remarkable'
Yasemine Çakır receives medical marijuana in the post
- EADT
Search after hit-and-run strikes walkers and dog
Police are searching for a driver after a hit-and-run hit a group of walkers and their dog in Burrough Green near Newmarket.
- The Conversation
Your body has an internal clock that dictates when you eat, sleep and might have a heart attack – all based on time of day
Your body follows a circadian rhythm that influences everything from how well your medications work to the best time for exercise.
- The Telegraph
I’m a French woman in my 40s. This is why I’m going to live longer than a woman in England
Whether it’s a café croissant watching the world go by from a Parisian terrace, or that glass of rosé with a long-time friend, or an apéritif with the neighbours that extends into an impromptu dinner party… People often misconstrue the French joie de vivre as simply hedonistic. But when you look at the consistent two-year gap between life expectancy of women in France and England, you wonder if there’s something in it.
- Yahoo Life
Biden tests positive for COVID, mpox is mutating and 988 crisis lifeline turns 2: What to know about this week's health stories
Here are the health stories you may have missed this week.
- The Independent
Third of England’s pharmacy drug supplies hit by global IT outage, officials say
Multiple hospitals across the country have declared critical incidents following IT outage which hit 3,700 GP practices
- The Argus
NHS patients get private treatment in bid to cut waiting lists
A new NHS system designed to help with waiting lists has been diverting patients to other service providers, including the private sector.
- INSIDER
I was given six months to live at 20. Years later, I'm a thriving college grad with a life partner.
At 20, she was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease and given just six months to live. She started aggressive treatment and graduated from college.