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Stroke Survivor's Only Symptom Was Inability to Read

Gordon Robb experienced a haemorrhagic stroke with the unusual symptom of being unable to read text, emails, and cash machine screens. He is now participating in a clinical trial to prevent future strokes.

Almond Frangipane Crepes: Perfect Pancake Day Treat

Discover Benjamina Ebuehi's recipe for almond frangipane crepes, a gooey-centred delight ideal for breakfast or dessert on Pancake Day. With crisp edges and a rich filling, this treat is inspired by almond croissants.

Expert Eye Care Tips: 13 Ways to Protect Your Vision

Leading ophthalmologists share crucial advice on maintaining healthy eyes, from regular sight tests and wearing sunglasses to following the 20-20-20 rule and avoiding common risks like smoking and overwearing contact lenses.

Home 'Finger Test' May Detect Early Lung Cancer Symptoms

A straightforward fingertip examination can help identify early indicators of lung cancer, a disease that spreads rapidly and affects thousands annually. Medical experts urge prompt consultation with a GP if symptoms appear.

MHRA Warns Against Unauthorised ED Pills Online

The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency urges men to avoid buying unauthorised erectile dysfunction pills online, citing health risks and criminal exploitation of stigma.

Gardener's Rare Stroke Symptom: Sudden Inability to Read

Gordon Robb, 63, suffered a stroke while gardening but only realised the next day when he couldn't read emails or cash machine screens. His rare symptom - losing the ability to recognise written words - affects just 1% of stroke patients.

RFK Jr: Past Drug Use Makes Me Unafraid of Germs

Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr told podcaster Theo Von he is not scared of germs due to his history of snorting cocaine off toilet seats during a frank discussion about addiction recovery.

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