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The IndependentHIV positive prostitute had sex with 211 men after learning she’d been infected, cops say
Linda Inez Leccese has been charged with soliciting after she tested positive for HIV
- Women's Health UK
‘I started strength training at 62 after a double organ transplant—now I'm stronger than ever'
Julia Linn started strength training at 62 after years of dieting, illness, and organ transplants. Here's how four years of lifting transformed her body.
- Yahoo Life UK
‘I thought I had a gym injury but it turned out to be a cancerous tumour’
Cat Holden thought she had a muscle twinge but it was actually far more serious.
- Bristol Live
Foreign Office health alert after serious disease found in travellers returning to UK
Alert issued to doctors to watch out for bacterial infection with high case fatality rate and meningitis symptoms
- The Independent
Kate Middleton makes ‘return’ as she issues first major update on project since cancer diagnosis
The video on mental health was produced by the Prince and Princess of Wales
- BANG Showbiz
Sharon Stone reveals paedophile grandfather was so demented he’d have had sex ‘with a chair leg’
Opening up about her and her sister being abused by their maternal grandad, Sharon Stone has said he was so out of control he would have had sex with a “chair leg”.
- The Independent
Nigella Lawson weighs in on Ozempic craze sweeping Hollywood
Oprah Winfrey and Sharon Osbourne are among the many stars using the weight-loss jab
- SWNS
Woman shocked to find out she was six months pregnant - despite no bump or symptoms
A woman was shocked to find out she was six months pregnant - despite being a size eight and having no bump. Lily Somerton, 21, still had her period and had no symptoms to indicate she was expecting - until she felt her stomach move while lying down. Already a mum-of-one, Lily recognised the feeling from her previous pregnancy and took a test just to be sure. The test came back positive and Lily went for a scan straight away and was told she was 24 weeks along and experiencing a cryptic pregnancy - when a pregnant person doesn't know they're pregnant - in April 2024. Doctors told Lily she may not grow a bump for the remainder of her pregnancy but her baby boy - due in July 2024 - is healthy.
- SWNS
"I used to be an 'it girl' - then an avocado-sized tumour ruined my life"
A self-confessed "it girl" is having her entire shoulder removed and replaced with metal after doctors discovered an avocado-sized tumour in her left shoulder joint. Cat Holden, 23, went from working in London and going on holidays abroad, to living back with her parents and needing 24-hour care and says the diagnosis ruined her life. She experienced her first symptoms - a shoulder twinge and weak arms - a year before diagnosis, initially believing she'd injured herself at the gym. But after a round of physiotherapy and a misdiagnosis of tendonitis, Cat visited a private health clinic asking for an MRI. On January 10, 2024, doctors spotted an avocado-sized tumour in her left shoulder and, on March 8, she was told it was cancerous.
- INSIDER
A professor of exercise and aging shares how she works out and eats to stay healthy as long as possible
Karyn Esser, in her 60s, replaced running with brisk walking and took up strength training — even though she doesn't like it.
- Bristol Live
Doctor issues three-day paracetamol warning with symptoms to watch for
Hundreds of people die every year in England and Wales because of a paracetamol mistake
- Wales Online
Mum's guilt at leaving son brain damaged after passing on whooping cough
Mel Jewell is urging pregnant women to get vaccinated after her son caught whooping cough from her at just two weeks old.
- Liverpool Echo
Boyfriend, girlfriend and mum in dock as £350k of cocaine found in TK Maxx suitcase
Nearly half a million pounds of drugs seized after couple's car was pulled over on motorway
- The Telegraph
The plastic in your food that’s playing havoc with your gut health
Over the past 10 years, the medical community has become progressively alarmed by the sheer ubiquity of micro and nanoplastics, tiny plastic particles which have been found in their thousands in food, bottled water, and increasingly in our own bodies.
- The Conversation
Our bodies don’t just make gall and kidney stones – from saliva to tonsils, these are other ones to look out for
Without proper hydration, good diet and hygiene, the body can turn its fluids into stone.
- The Telegraph
Anti-inflammatory diet guide: Foods, benefits and meal plan
Ignore chronic inflammation at your peril. Recognised as a contributor to many deaths globally, half of these are partly attributable to inflammation-related diseases including heart disease, stroke, cancer, and Type 2 diabetes.
- Edinburgh Live
Kate Middleton gives first update on new project since cancer diagnosis
The Princess of Wales has provided an update on a new project, the first since her cancer diagnosis. She has taken time away from public duty following treatment.
- Bucks Free Press
Marlow man with terminal brain cancer hopes to set cycling world record
A father-of-three with terminal brain cancer hopes to set a world record by cycling further than anyone undergoing chemotherapy ever has before to encourage fellow patients to “enjoy life”.
- The Telegraph
How many calories do you need to eat a day to lose weight? Try our calculator to find out
You may have a pretty good idea of how much you should be eating per day. Or you might not have a clue and simply tuck into whatever you fancy.
- Bristol Live
Son, 24, died in hospital when doctors made salt mistake
Milo's mother is campaigning to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else