Cadaver Fat in Cosmetic Surgery: Legal and Ethical Issues
Cosmetic procedures using fat from organ donors are legal in the US, sparking ethical concerns over consent and beauty standards. Experts weigh in on the implications.
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Undertaker Crushed by Faulty Coffin Lifter in Norfolk
A grandmother and funeral administrator was killed when a faulty scissor lift descended unexpectedly, crushing her at a Co-op funeral services branch in Swaffham, Norfolk.
Vagus Nerve Stimulation: New Hope Against Alzheimer's Disease
Groundbreaking research reveals how vagus nerve stimulation could protect the brain's locus coeruleus from tau buildup, potentially preventing Alzheimer's disease and age-related memory decline.
Anthrax Bacteria Hidden in US Soil, Scientists Issue Warning
Scientists reveal anthrax bacteria persist in US soil, posing a hidden risk. While human infections are rare, the deadly spores can survive for decades, with cases linked to animal contact or environmental exposure.
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Pharmacy Staff Face Escalating Abuse and Violence
A shocking survey reveals pharmacy teams endure daily abuse, with reports of racist incidents, death threats, physical assaults and vandalism becoming alarmingly common across England.
Daily Walk May Cut Breast Cancer Risk in Younger Women
New research reveals that just 30 minutes of daily walking triggers anti-cancer biomarkers in pre-menopausal women, potentially slowing breast cancer cell growth.
MAFS Star Gemma Rose Barnes Reveals Severe Pregnancy Pain
Married At First Sight star Gemma Rose Barnes shares her struggle with a herniated disc during pregnancy, leaving her unable to walk and considering an elected caesarean.
Morag the Cloned Sheep, Dolly's Predecessor, on Display
Morag, the pioneering cloned sheep whose 1995 birth paved the way for Dolly, is now on permanent display at the National Museum of Rural Life in East Kilbride, highlighting scientific breakthroughs in agriculture.
Matzo Brei: Passover Comfort Food Recipe Guide
Discover matzo brei, the traditional Passover dish of fried matzo and eggs. Learn its history, preparation methods, and sweet or savory variations for a perfect holiday breakfast.
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Severe UTIs Linked to 19% Higher Dementia Risk, Study Finds
Finnish research reveals severe urinary tract infections may increase dementia risk by 19%, with inflammation potentially accelerating brain damage years before diagnosis.
Mother's Farewell to Daughter Before Euthanasia After Rape
Yolanda Ramos makes an emotional plea to her daughter Noelia, 25, who is set to die by euthanasia in Spain after suffering severe injuries from suicide attempts following two sexual assaults.
Boy Kibble Trend: Cheap Protein or Health Risk?
TikTok's 'boy kibble' trend, featuring rice and minced meat, offers cheap protein for young men but lacks fibre and nutrients. Experts advise adding vegetables and brown rice for balance.
Second Sphinx Discovery Claimed by Researchers Near Giza
Italian researchers using satellite radar technology claim to have identified a second Sphinx buried beneath hardened sand near the Giza Plateau, citing geometric alignments and ancient carvings as evidence.
Liver Specialist Debunks Four Common Detox Myths
A liver researcher explains why juice cleanses, detox teas, charcoal capsules and liver resets are unnecessary for most healthy people and can sometimes cause harm.
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Eating Same Meals Daily Could Aid Weight Loss, Research Shows
A study reveals that consistent meal routines reduce decision fatigue, helping adults lose more weight by simplifying healthy choices and calorie management.
Melanie Sykes Shares Heartbreaking Alopecia Update
TV presenter Melanie Sykes gives a candid update on her alopecia struggle, revealing she is 'learning to live' with hair loss and focusing on gratitude amid health challenges.
Jordan Brooks Hospitalised with Meningitis and Encephalitis
TOWIE star Jordan Brooks reveals he is 'weak and unable to walk' while battling viral meningitis and encephalitis. His pregnant girlfriend Sophie Kasaei shares updates on his condition and seizures.
Gen Z Men Embrace 'Boy Kibble' Viral Protein Trend
Gen Z men are adopting 'boy kibble' - a protein-rich meal of beef and rice - as a viral food trend, inspired by the 'girl dinner' phenomenon and new dietary guidelines.
Streeting Gives Doctors Deadline to Accept Pay Offer or Lose It
Wes Streeting warns resident doctors that any future pay offer will not improve beyond the current proposal, setting a Thursday deadline to accept or face withdrawal ahead of planned six-day strikes.
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Everton's Katja Snoeijs on Endometriosis and UK Diagnosis Wait
Netherlands striker Katja Snoeijs opens up about her endometriosis diagnosis, highlighting the nine-year average wait in the UK and urging women to trust their bodies and seek medical help.
Chef Helen Graham's Fridge: A World of Jars and Flavours
Explore the unique ingredients in chef Helen Graham's refrigerator, from sour amba sauce to nostalgic stem ginger, revealing her passion for bold flavours and culinary creativity.
Exploring Pesto: Classic Recipes and Creative Twists
Discover the history and versatility of pesto, from traditional basil-based sauces to innovative variations using ingredients like pistachios, wild garlic, and peas. Learn how this Italian staple can enhance pasta, soups, and more.
Aging Gracefully: The Battle Against Unwanted Bus Offers
Paul Daley reflects on the subtle signs of aging through repeated offers of a bus seat, exploring the metaphor of the boiling frog and the struggle to maintain a youthful mindset in the face of societal perceptions.
Health Secretary: War's Economic Impact Could End Doctor Pay Talks
Wes Streeting warns resident doctors that the economic consequences of the Iran war may prevent any better pay offer, urging them to call off a planned six-day strike after Easter.
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Doctor Struck Off for Encouraging 'Eunuch Maker' Amputations
Dr Baraa Almasri has been removed from the medical register after encouraging his roommate Marius Gustavson, known as the 'eunuch maker', in illegal body modification procedures.
Melanie Sykes on Alopecia Battle and Finding Positivity
TV personality Melanie Sykes shares her journey with alopecia, revealing she is 'two-thirds bald' while embracing 'post-traumatic growth' and counting her blessings.
Motability Users Face New Charges After Tax Hikes
Around 890,000 disabled Britons using the Motability car leasing scheme will see higher costs, including increased advance payments and new mileage charges, due to £300 million in new government taxes.
Health Risks of Viral 'Boy Kibble' Food Trend Explained
A nutrition expert analyses the 'boy kibble' trend, highlighting its protein benefits but warning of nutritional deficiencies and potential for disordered eating behaviours.
UK Health Officials Warn of Surging Tropical Disease Cases
The UK Health Security Agency reports a 43% surge in chikungunya infections among travelers, with officials urging holidaymakers to take precautions against mosquito bites.
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BBC Doctor: Use Bowls of Water in Hotels to Avoid Easter Illness
BBC's Dr Punam Krishan warns of a post-Easter illness spike due to travel and hotel air conditioning. She advises using bowls of water to humidify rooms and stay hydrated to protect against infections.
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