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Sir Elton John has changed his diet in recent times, after suffering a health scare.
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BuzzFeed19 Everyday Habits People Didn't Realize Could Permanently Change Their Bodies
"We were told that pain was temporary. As it turns out, the pain is forever."
- Country Living
This is how often should you change your sheets
We asked experts how often we should be changing our sheets and what happens when we don't change them enough, plus the best temperature to wash them on.
- BuzzFeed
My Family Taught Me To Hide The Truth About My Brother. I Wish They Hadn't.
"It wasn’t until my sister was in college that any of us learned what was wrong with Joel."
- HuffPost
How A Recent Supreme Court Decision May Have Already Hamstrung RFK Jr.'s Big Plans
Can liberals stop worrying and love the end of "Chevron deference"?
- Prevention
Scientists Say Walking This Much Could Add 11 Years to Your Life
Walking a certain amount of time each day could add up to 11 years to your life, new study finds. Experts explain walking benefits for longevity.
- USA TODAY
Numerous factors can cause kidney disease. Here are the most common ones.
Kidney disease results from kidney damage and subsequent decline in kidney function.
- INSIDER
As a personal trainer in my 20s, I ate as little as possible and over-exercised to stay lean. At 34, I'm fitter, healthier, and stronger — but much less strict.
All Sohee Lee Carpenter used to care about was looking good. Now, she prioritizes her health, including sleeping well and eating enough fiber.
- The Guardian
Diane Abbott raises fears GPs will find it cheaper to promote assisted dying
MPs says what terminally ill people ‘really’ need is access to hospice care and proper end-of-life care
- Bradford Telegraph and Argus
'Living with my condition is incredibly tough - it's completely changed my life'
A Bradford man with multiple sclerosis has told of the impacts the devastating condition has on his life - as a new report reveals thousands of people living with the illness feel "trapped" in their own homes.
- INSIDER
A 57-year-old doctor who wrote a book about getting fit after 40 shares how she works out to stay strong and mobile
Dr. Vonda Wright lifts heavy weights to maintain muscle and does a weekly jumping practice, for bone density.
- Sky News
'I was at breaking point': Carer highlights NHS failings after nursing dying ex-husband
Diane Edwards is exhausted and in mourning. Mick was blind and needed assistance moving around his home. After he was told he had cancer, carers and charity support staff would visit to help the family during the day but Diane says they were insufficient and lacked the medical training needed.
- Manchester Evening News
Honeymooning couple reveal how all-inclusive 'dream break' became a 'nightmare'
More than 1,400 tourists have begun legal action after claiming they were struck down with sickness on Cape Verde
- The Packet - Falmouth
Inside Cornwall's new 'home from home' preventing hospital bed blocking
As the NHS grapples with unprecedented seasonal demand, a groundbreaking new facility has opened in Cornwall to support people with nowhere else to go.
- The Guardian
Do long-term sickness benefits cost UK a lot and can more people be helped into work?
One in 10 of working-age population claim sickness benefit as Britain struggles with aftermath of austerity, pandemic and cost of living crisis
- Fortune
An anti-inflammatory diet can boost your health. What to eat and what to avoid
Research shows eating an anti-inflammatory diet helps reduce oxidative damage to your tissues and improves your overall health.
- The Telegraph
A father’s mission to bring his dead wife’s baby to life
“The year of 2018 couldn’t have begun more joyfully, with the birth of our much-longed-for second daughter,” says EF.
- Cover Media
NEWS OF THE WEEK: Dolph Lundgren cancer-free after nine-year battle
The Expendables star announced he had beaten doctors' former predictions, having previously been given less than three years to live. Dolph, 67, took to social media this week to share the news he was about to have his "last tumour" removed via a lung ablation, a lung cancer treatment that does not involve surgery and instead uses either heat or extreme cold to destroy cancer cells. "Here I am at UCLA, I'm about to go in and get rid of that last tumour,".
- The Independent
More than 30 MPs who voted in favour of assisted dying could still change their minds, analysis suggests
The assisted dying bill is now scrutinised by MPs at committe stage before it returns to the Commons
- Manchester Evening News
'Doctors ignored my endometriosis symptoms for a decade and now I have to mourn the loss of the kids I can't have'
Jemma Mondon experienced excruciating period pain every month
- Echo
Person taken to hospital after two-vehicle crash on south Essex High Street
One person has been taken to hospital following a crash on at the junction between Eastwood Road and Rayleigh High Street on Friday.