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The Wanted star Max George will be spending Christmas in hospital after doctors discovered "heart issues" that require surgery.
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BuzzFeedHere’s The Real Reason Women Have That Little Pooch
It serves a purpose — but not for the reason you think.
- Wales Online
Doctor warns common 2p pill we all take is linked to heart attacks
Dr Gerard Sinovich has also warned of the dangers of stomach inflammation and damage to the liver and kidneys
- The Independent
Six egg brands recalled over salmonella contamination
People are encouraged to either throw away affected eggs or return them to the store
- The Telegraph
NHS cleaner who took 400 sick days in four years wins £50,000 compensation
An NHS hospital cleaner who was fired after being off sick for more than 400 days over four years has won nearly £50,000 in compensation.
- Wales Online
The early signs of dementia that can start in your fifties as Pauline Quirke diagnosed at 65
Pauline Quirke was diagnosed with the disease in 2021
- Wales Online
Signs of dementia in women as Pauline Quirke is given diagnosis at 65
The actor has been diagnosed with dementia in her early 60s.
- HuffPost UK
Noticing Pain In This Part Of Your Belly May Reveal Fatty Liver Issues
The condition is usually "silent".
- The Independent
Heart attack warning as danger of ‘hidden’ body fat highlighted by new study
Researchers found that women with high levels of intermuscular fat had an ‘especially high risk’ of heart attack or failure, regardless of their BMI
- Manchester Evening News
'There was a 'click' and then buckets of blood everywhere, I woke up in intensive care'
Saira Malik, 54, said she woke up in intensive care after a tooth extraction went horrifically wrong
- Hello!
Queen Camilla's rare comments on grandchildren and daughter Laura Lopes revealed
The Queen visited Great Western Hospital in Swindon to open its new A&E department
- Eastern Daily Press
Hedge 'too dangerous' to trim because of drug paraphernalia
A hedge in King's Lynn has been replaced by a fence after drug users made it too dangerous to trim.
- Yahoo Life UK
My partner didn’t believe I was giving birth in the car until he saw our daughter’s feet
Claire Furner planned to have her baby in hospital, but instead gave birth in the back of a car one freezing night – with no midwife to help.
- SWNS
"I've embraced my disabilities and wear colourful outfits to stand out"
A woman born with one eye and webbed hands and feet loves to wear colourful clothes so people "look at my outfit - not at me because of my disability". Kirsty Hill, 32, was born with Fraser syndrome - a rare genetic disorder. It caused other complications and conditions including cryptophthalmos which meant her left eye was covered over with skin. Kirsty had countless operations as a baby to reconstruct her left eyelid as well as 40 surgeries to separate her webbed hands. But she chose to have her left eye removed five years ago and then stitched over in December 2024 after experiencing chronic pain.
- The Bolton News
UK Kidney charity writes to ITV amid concerns about Coronation Street storyline
Kidney Care UK has sent a letter to ITV's Coronation Street asking for Carla's kidney dialysis storyline to be made "a little bit clearer".
- News and Star
NHS boss believes under-threat mental health ward should close
THE boss of an NHS Trust says he believes an under-threat mental health facility should be closed – but a decision is yet to be made.
- The Telegraph
Eight tips to reverse two weeks of holiday indulgence
Your alarm goes off two hours earlier than you’re now used to. You’re feeling ravenous for a buffet breakfast and longing for another day on snowy slopes but in reality, it’s the first day back into your routine after your holiday, your waistband is feeling uncomfortably snug and you can’t quite face the bathroom scales.
- The Telegraph
The foods full of cancer-fighting fibre (and you have most of them in your cupboard)
We’re used to hearing that a diet stuffed full of protein is key to our health. But in the process of cramming chicken breast and tinned tuna onto our plates, we’ve been overlooking a key micronutrient, says Hugh Hanley, director of personal training and nutrition for PureGym.
- The Independent
Urgent supermarket recall of cough syrups in middle of flu season
Retailers were warned to stop supplying the listed batches immediately and quarantine all remaining stock and return it
- Runner's World
Plantar fasciitis: What to do when it’s so bad you can’t walk
Get walking again with this expert-led plantar fasciitis treatment plan, including the symptoms to look out for, prevention methods and recovery.
- Yahoo Life UK
I work from home full-time – my mental health has never been better
Ex-Asda boss Lord Stuart Rose says working from home has created a generation who are “not doing proper work.” For me, that couldn't be further from the truth.