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John Ely - Deputy Health Editor

John Ely is Deputy Health Editor of the MailOnline. He regularly writes about the NHS workforce, gender identity care, sexual health and bogus health products. He previously wrote for the Nursing Standard, covering all manner of topics for the UK's nursing profession. He originally honed his reporting skills in the Australian outback at the daily newspaper the Kalgoorlie Miner.

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Microsoft outage: GPs warn to expect more disruption from the IT glitch that even led to surgeries for brain cancer being cancelled as patient groups hit out at NHS's 'digital first' model

22/07/24 12:09

NHS bosses, medics and pharmacists said they expect the backlog from the outage to impact services for some time as patient groups label a lack of an IT failsafe for the NHS as 'crazy'. Some patients, including those with cancer like Chantelle Mooney (left), have also had vital surgeries delayed by up to a week due to surgeons being unable to perform operations on Friday. It comes as patient groups told MailOnline the whole fiasco had shown the fragility of the 'digital first' approach to health services, and it was 'crazy' no back-up plans had been in place before the outage. They said patients were likely still trying to navigate lengthy GP telephone queues today to find out what has happened to cancelled appointments and test results. GPs like Dr Aliaa Ahmed (right) was one those caught up by the global IT outage....read

Making six simple lifestyle tweaks can cut your dementia risk, say experts - as diagnoses hit record high of almost 500,000
22/07/24 08:57
Dementia, a condition where the function of the brain is impacted robbing sufferers of the memories and independence, is on the rise with a record number of cases diagnosed in England.
Dementia cases hit record high of nearly half-a-million - with growing numbers suffering 'toxic combination' of risks behind the rise
22/07/24 07:51
New NHS figures reveal that 487,432 people had a diagnosis of some form of the condition in June, with Alzheimer's being the most common type, this is up 12 per cent compared to January last year.
Microsoft outage health latest: Major NHS trust declares 'critical incident' with other hospitals hit and thousands of GPs still caught in continuing IT system chaos
19/07/24 03:15
Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust said the ongoing IT chaos that erupted this morning had left it 'unable to deliver our scheduled radiotherapy treatments'.
Personal trainer, 41, regrets 'cheating' by not following her own diet and exercise advice... after £2,800 liposuction in Turkey almost kills her
19/07/24 12:24
Emma Donohoe from Liverpool routinely shares inspirational stories of her clients' weight loss successes using diet and exercise but not following her own advice and going for lipo nearly cost her life.
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Microsoft outage: Cancer patients unable to have chemo and diabetics left without vital insulin drugs as NHS computer system chaos spreads
19/07/24 11:02
GP services up and down the county have also been affected with family doctors struggling to book appointments, view patient notes, order prescriptions and make referrals.
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Microsoft outage throws GP services into chaos as vital NHS booking system goes down: 'We are completely dead in the water'
19/07/24 08:10
The mass Microsoft outage has hit vital NHS services, according to reports that medical computer system EMIS is not working.
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Struggle to hold on? Treatment that can banish embarrassing 'leaks' gets the green light, giving hope to one in ten who suffer the problem
18/07/24 02:21
Millions of Brits suffering from overactive bladder syndrome (OAB) could benefit from a new daily pill which has been greenlit by UK health officials.
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Covid Inquiry: There was a 'dereliction of duty at the top' that left UK 'grossly unprepared', say medical leaders, as bereaved families claim inquiry 'did not go far enough'
18/07/24 01:27
It comes after Covid inquiry chair, Baroness Heather Hallett delivered her report how, or if, the Government was prepared for an emergency like the pandemic.
Covid Inquiry: State failings led to mass death and suffering, damning report concludes - Health Secretaries Hancock and Hunt did not prepare UK for 'catastrophic' pandemic that killed more than 230,000 Britons
18/07/24 11:13
Baroness Heather Hallett, delivered her first report into the pandemic, highlighting the lack of preparedness and resilience that meant the virus tore through the country.
British TV doctors are now being 'deepfaked' to promote health scams
18/07/24 06:37
Scammers are using AI to fake videos of TV doctors like Hilary Jones, Michael Mosley and Rangan Chatterjee to push products to unsuspecting member of the public on social media.
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Can YOU spot the fake? Warning as scammers use computer generated images and voices of TV medics including GMB's Hilary Jones and late Doctor Michael Mosley to promote health scams
17/07/24 10:30
Scammers are using AI to fake videos of TV doctors like Hilary Jones, Michael Mosley and Rangan Chatterjee to push products to unsuspecting member of the public on social media.
Why DO so many celebrities catch Lyme disease?
17/07/24 03:20
The Reddit co-founder joins model Bella Hadid , singer Justin Bieber, actor Ben Stiller and comic Amy Schumer in having the condition which is spread by ticks.
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Is Britain going veggie by stealth? MailOnline reveals the 'pork' sausages on supermarket shelves that contain more fake meat that the real thing
17/07/24 03:04
Britain's pork banger could soon be made more veggie to make us healthier but ones already on supermarket shelves host a variety of non-meat components from bamboo to algae.
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Kings Speech: Smoking ban 'will save countless lives' say UK's top health experts hailing Labour's pledge a 'major milestone'... but critics insist 'killjoy' bill 'won't work'
17/07/24 12:25
There had been uncertainty after July's general election quashed any hopes of the historic bill put forward by Rishi Sunak, passing before the previous Parliament.
Why DO so many celebrities catch Lyme disease? As Serena Williams' husband is hit by the bug, we ask the experts whether something in the lifestyle of the rich and famous makes them more susceptible
17/07/24 11:05
The Reddit co-founder joins model Bella Hadid , singer Justin Bieber, actor Ben Stiller and comic Amy Schumer in having the condition which is spread by ticks.
The weirdest warning signs of cancer: hearing voices, mysterious cravings for lettuce... and even a dog's behaviour were 'symptoms' in some bizarre cases
16/07/24 04:15
From hearing voices giving instructions to visit a doctor, mysterious cravings, and even a family pet's behaviour, these are the weirdest ways people have learned they have cancer.
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A dose of 'female Viagra' could be a solution for MEN who suffer from an extremely frustrating problem in the bedroom, experts claim
15/07/24 04:32
American doctors who treated the patient, who wasn't named, said it showed the drug, called flibanserin, could potentially be used to treat such rare cases.
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Record numbers of men get Viagra on the NHS to give them a boost in the bedroom, official data reveals
15/07/24 03:14
A total of 4.57million prescriptions for sildenafil, more famously known by the brand Viagra, and other types of impotency drugs were dished out by the health service in England in 2023.
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Taylor Swift's positive attitude to body image has helped fans recover from eating disorders, study finds
12/07/24 11:48
American researchers claim fans' 'parasocial' relationship with Taylor Swift, combined with her openness and references to eating disorders and body image in her work, helped create this effect.
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Passive vaping: Children exposed to second-hand nicotine smoke from vapes, first-of-its-kind study proves... but risk is far lower than cigarettes
11/07/24 03:00
In the study British researchers compared levels of cotinine in blood samples taken from children in various US households divided by smoking and vaping status.
Prozac Nation: Record one in SIX people in England are now on antidepressants, new data shows, with a quarter of the population in some parts of the country taking the drugs
11/07/24 10:51
Health service figures show a record 8.7million people in England, about 15 per cent of the total population, are now on the mood-boosting drugs though this rises to one in four in parts of the North.
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Sorry butter fans, vegetable oils really are better for your heart, Swedish researchers confirm
11/07/24 09:02
Swedish and German researchers have shown that people who eat more plant-based oils cut their chances of heart attacks and strokes by a third and their risk of developing diabetes by a quarter.
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Night owls have sharper brain function than so-called morning people, research suggests
10/07/24 11:05
A new study from from Imperial College London suggests that people who are night owls, such as Barack Obama , Winston Churchill and Robbie Williams could be sharper than morning people.
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Women branded 'difficult', 'gaslit, dismissed & fobbed off' for airing concerns over NHS care: Patient safety tsar
10/07/24 10:30
England's patient safety commissioner Dr Henrietta Hughes said the patient 'is the canary in the coal mine' of what is happening in the NHS and is 'the thing that tells us there's something going wrong'.
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More than 32,000 people may have come to harm 'due to ambulance delays'
10/07/24 03:29
NHS chiefs also said the number of patients potentially forced to endure mammoth 10-hour waits in the back of an ambulance, unable to be offloaded to hospital staff, has doubled in a year.
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Giardiasis: The signs of the stomach bug you need to know and how to protect your family from illness after primary school outbreak and the death of two children
10/07/24 09:10
A UK Health Security Agency spokesperson said they were aware of the deaths of two children who attend Millstead Primary School in Liverpool which is battling an outbreak of a stomach bug.
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ADHD map of Britain: Our data analysis reveals areas with the highest and lowest rates... with staggering differences between regions that experts claim prove many are WRONGLY labelled with the condition
09/07/24 01:05
Analysis of NHS data by this website suggests over one in 100 people in parts of England like Wirral have been prescribed ADHD medications, over 10-times the rate in other parts of the nation.
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Scientists test Ozempic jabs against newcomer Mounjaro head to head in study of 20,000 slimmers... so who came out on top?
08/07/24 03:00
American scientists pit the two drugs, which work by mimicking a hormone that makes people feel full, in a study of more than 18,000 adults who took one of the weekly injections for a year.
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E.coli: 13 more confirmed cases of severe food poisoning linked to contaminated lettuce - yet there are signs the outbreak may be over
05/07/24 01:17
No further deaths have been reported since the single fatality attributed to the outbreak, which is believed to be linked to tainted salad leaves, late last month.
Give SLIM people Ozempic! Experts propose overhaul of BMI guidelines that could reclassify millions of Brits who are a healthy weight as 'obese'
05/07/24 09:02
European obesity experts are calling for an overhaul of the BMI system, claiming too many 'skinny fat' people, are not getting obesity treatments, like new drugs, they could benefit from.
Over 6,000 NHS appointments & procedures postponed after cyber attack
05/07/24 08:23
Some 4,913 outpatient appointments and 1,391 pre-planned procedures have been postponed at range of NHS hospitals in London, NHS England has said.
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NHS cyber attack latest: Appointment backlog passes 6,000, with more than 1,300 ops postponed in wake of hospital ransomware hack, new figures reveal
05/07/24 07:26
Some 4,913 outpatient appointments and 1,391 pre-planned procedures have been postponed at range of NHS hospitals in London, NHS England has said.
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Just 40 per cent of adults turn up for mid-life NHS health check aimed at preventing heart attacks... and GPs call to overhaul the 'fruitless' £165million-a-year scheme
04/07/24 02:56
NHS Health Checks see many adults in England aged between 40 to 74 called into their GP for a series of tests every five years, with family doctors paid up to £40 for each one they carry out.
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Warning as three drug firms are rapped for Facebook claims that supplements can help 'reduce meltdowns' in children with autism as well as alleviate ADHD
04/07/24 09:34
Britain's advertising watchdog told the trio of brands their future advertisements mustn't make claims that food, in their case a supplement, could prevent, treat or cure human disease.
Mother-of-three died of cancer after washing engineer husband's asbestos tainted overalls - ten years after losing him to the same illness
03/07/24 01:54
Mother-of-three Joan Davies regularly washed her husband David's overalls after his long days working in power stations between the 50s and 80s, an act that would eventually kill her.
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Doctors warn against rise of 'diagnosis tourism' as influencer calls Turkish clinic's 30-test full-body MOT that spots cancer, heart, eye and even gynaecological conditions 'greatest thing ever'
03/07/24 01:01
Created by health and beauty tourism influencer Bryn Elise, the video clip has been viewed nearly 12million times, sees her undergo a 'VIP checkup' at the Memorial Hospital in Istanbul.
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Botched £4,000 Turkey boob job left mother-of-three with 'black, leaking' breasts
02/07/24 02:11
Merseyside mum Talyah Reid, 29, recalls feeling elated when her family all chipped in money for a breast augmentation in Turkey as an early birthday present ahead of her 30th birthday.
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Scientists pinpoint the diet that can 'keep mind sharp into 70s' and ward off dementia... so how does YOUR menu measure up?
02/07/24 11:42
American scientists examining the diet and cognitive abilities of over 3,000 Brits for nearly 70 years say they have found which foods help and hinder how the brain functions in later life.
Ozempic for PETS! Portly cats and dogs could soon be offered weight-loss jabs in bid to curb animal obesity crisis, drug firm claims
01/07/24 03:13
Fat cats, as well as portly pups, could be a new market of patients to be dolled out the hormone-mimicking jabs, according to experts with our four legged friends having grown fatter over time.
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Is this proof that intelligence is 'set' the day we're born? Identical twins separated at birth have near-identical IQs, fascinating study from the world's leading expert in twins reveals
01/07/24 01:00
A remarkable study on identical Chinese twins separated at birth by the nation's draconian one-child policy suggests that for IQ nature is more important than nurture.
Mother-of-two, 32, lost a mammoth 200lb and HALVED her weight - after being branded 'too fat' to ride in an emergency rescue helicopter
01/07/24 09:03
Connecticut mum Danielle Hutchinson said she had been overweight her entire adult life weighing a mammoth 23 stone and measuring a size 26 in dress size.
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Exposure to chemical used in hospital disinfectant and cleaning products could cause shrunken heads in newborns, say experts
28/06/24 04:27
Scientists from Barcelona examined blood collected from the placenta and umbilical cords of over 1,000 mums from the UK, Greece, Spain, Norway, and Denmark.
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What IS wrong with Biden? One of Britain's top doctors gives his view as President's 'senior moments' in key TV debate spark concern
28/06/24 11:24
The Democrat 's jumbled words and a general frail appearance put him in stark contrast to Republican hopeful Donald Trump, commentators said.
Explosive Ozempic side effect 'sweeping Hollywood' that could affect more than one in ten patients, experts say
28/06/24 10:24
An unnamed A-lister taking the medication apparently lost control of their bowels while staying overnight at the home of actress, and owner of wellness and lifestyle brand Goop, Gwyneth Paltrow .
NHS watchdog approves 'world's most expensive drug' that costs £2.6million a dose... and it will SAVE the health service money, say experts
27/06/24 01:36
The drug, made by a Philadelphia-based pharmaceutical company is the only treatment of its kind for haemophilia B a bleeding disorder which affects approximately 2,000 people in the UK.
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E. coli: One person dies amid outbreak linked to tainted salad, health chiefs confirm
27/06/24 01:29
No details have been released on the age or location of the victim with health chiefs only stating they had an underlying medical condition and that they died last month.
Trendy blood sugar trackers - like the ones promoted by science guru Prof Tim Spector's Zoe diet - could trigger anxiety and eating disorders, British study suggests
26/06/24 11:01
Several firms, including the ZOE programme - founded by diet guru Professor Tim Spector - offer the high-tech gadgets, called continuous glucose monitors.
What IS the mysterious illness affecting Celine Dion, as the singer bravely releases film of an agonizing attack... and who is at risk?
26/06/24 03:54
In the terrifying clip, Dion, 56, is seen gasping for air, and wailing in pain unable to control her own body as medics are seen to desperately alleviate her agonizing spasms as a film crew silently watch on.
Laziness puts nearly 13million Brits at risk of diabetes, dementia and cancer - and women are less active than men, landmark global health report claims
26/06/24 09:29
Britain's total is part of the 1.8billion adults around the world the World Health Organization said was at risk of poor health from a lack of exercise, and the problem appears to be getting worse.
NHS 'picking up the pieces' from botched weight-loss operations abroad, doctors claim
25/06/24 09:49
The British Medical Association said more people are dying or requiring emergency care in the UK after having gone abroad for cut-price obesity surgery.
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Do babies really have accents before they can talk? We ask language experts after video of little girl 'babbling' with a Scouse accent goes viral... and it's not the only example
25/06/24 04:13
In the clip, now viewed over 17million times, the 19-month-old girl 'converses' in a distinctly Liverpudlian accent to her aunty after being told its bedtime.
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Binge drinking Britain: 57 per cent surge in women boozing heavily, major report reveals, but beer replaces wine as the nation's favourite tipple
25/06/24 12:01
Data released by the World Health Organization (WHO) reveals that in 2016, 29.8 per cent of people in the UK and Northern Ireland reported 'heavy episodic drinking'.
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Drug deaths DOUBLE in ten years to record high, disturbing data reveals - and our interactive map shows the areas worst hit by the crisis
25/06/24 11:13
NHS figures for drug fatalities include both illicit substances, like heroin and cocaine, as well legitimate, but still potentially dangerous, medications like prescription painkillers.
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Princess Anne's health history revealed: Horse-riding injuries, a serious chest infection... and she might even have avoided Covid
24/06/24 03:48
Buckingham Palace announced the Princess Royal is being kept in hospital under observation following an incident last night which happened as she walked on the grounds at Gatcombe Park.
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The truth about cold water therapy: Experts reveal exposure risks panic, weak limbs and even cardiac arrest - as 'Iceman' Wim Hof's ice bath and breathing methods are linked to a string of deaths
24/06/24 02:45
Eleven deaths, including that of a 17-year-old girl, are thought to have occurred since 2015 after people tried Hof's techniques.
Mother-of-three was diagnosed with bowel cancer at 38 after watching Dame Deborah James describe the tell-tale symptoms on TV
24/06/24 01:50
Lyndsey Ainscough, 40, from Leigh in Greater Manchester, was diagnosed with stage 3 cancer after suffering symptoms for several months, but not getting them checked.
Do you feel 'horrendous' before your period, like Corrie's Helen Flanagan? It could be a little-known hormonal disorder that triggers 'hot poker' pain, fatigue and even psychosis... and it's not as rare as you might think
22/06/24 08:03
Ellisha Blake, 27, Nilufer Atik, 48, and Stephanie Gray, 30, have all battled with the symptoms of premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), for years. Suffering with mood swings and intense pain.
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Make it make sense! GPs 'struggling to find work' despite spiralling NHS staff shortages and record waits to see a doctor causing misery to patients
21/06/24 10:09
GPs said surgery staff who aren't doctors, such as the controversial physician associates, may not be able to spot earlier signs of serious illness, especially in children.
Experts slam 'alarmist' study that claims mothers who were stress out during the Covid pandemic had 'stunted' babies with smaller brains
20/06/24 03:22
Scientists from Washington DC, claim to have found significant reductions in the brain size of infants born to mothers who scored high stress scores in the pandemic.
Pound for a pound: Paying obese teens up to £550 to lose weight helps them slim down, experts claim
20/06/24 02:08
Experts from the University of Minnesota, paid fat teens up to $700 (£550) to lose weight, though the average actually handed out was $330 (£260).
The reason some people have NEVER caught Covid? Scientists think it's all in the NOSE
20/06/24 07:45
In a world-first, 36 healthy people who had never had Covid were deliberately given the virus that causes the disease with scientist from University College London then tracking who got sick.
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After Devon tainted water scandal, scientists find cryptosporidium parasites in supermarket pre-washed vegetables... but they REFUSE to reveal which shops they came from
19/06/24 04:12
Experts from University of Kent found in cryptosporidium in 17 per cent of supposedly ready-to-eat vegetables purchased from supermarkets.
Are people in YOUR area dying needlessly? Our interactive map reveals the locations across England and Wales with highest 'avoidable' fatalities... so how does your area fare?
19/06/24 02:17
Manchester recorded the highest avoidable death per head of population in both England followed by South Yorkshire and the Black Country in the West Midlands.
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Postnatal depression almost DOUBLES the risk of heart attacks and strokes, study reveals
19/06/24 08:52
Swedish researchers find mothers and mums-to-be diagnosed with depression had a significant increased risk of suffering from cardiovascular disease in the years that followed.
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Alcohol and substance abuse deaths soar, new official figures show, with experts blaming excessive boozing and drug taking triggered during lockdown
18/06/24 04:32
Fatalities from substance abuse rose to almost 13,000 in England and in excess of 800 in Wales in 2022. Both figures represent significant rises on pre-pandemic.
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As spike in deaths due to rare reaction to a common bacterial infection mystifies experts in Japan... could it hit the UK too?
18/06/24 10:10
Japan has seen a record number of serious complications from a common bacterial infection that also trigged a wave of cases in the UK in 2022 in a trend experts say could be linked to Covid.
Turkish hair transplant surgeons are telling men to quit energy drinks… because studies show they could make you go bald
17/06/24 03:26
Dr Abdulaziz Balwi, a hair transplant surgeon at the Istanbul based clinic Elithair in Turkey, warned excessive energy drink consumption could cause men to potentially lose their hair.
There are SIX types of depression, say experts - which could explain why antidepressants don't work for some
17/06/24 09:47
American and Australian used brains cans to help break down anxiety and depression into six subtypes with both issues effecting almost 10 per cent of people in the UK and US.
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As concerns grow over dengue fever spreading across Europe, why DO mosquitos bite some people... but leave others alone. And is there anything we eat or drink that repels (or attracts) them?
15/06/24 06:58
While the red, sore, bumpy bites are bad enough the buzzing assailants can also spread a host of dangerous pathogens, and are an increasing health risk in Europe.
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E.coli symptoms: warning signs of the violent infection, how long it lasts and what you need to do if infected amid massive recall of supermarket sandwiches, wraps and salads
14/06/24 03:50
A 'do not eat' alert notice has been placed on products made by Greencore, and effect foods sold on the shelves of Asda, Amazon, Boots, Morrisons, Sainsbury's, Co-op and Aldi .
After viral TikTok claims 'cracks' on the tongue means you shouldn't drink coffee, we reveal the medical problems you can see by looking into the mouth
14/06/24 01:21
After a TikTook video from an 'acupuncture physician' claimed people with cracks in their tongue with a thick yellow coating shouldn't drink coffee we reveal the real tongue symptoms you should keep an eye on.
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Young slim women are landing in A&E after abusing Ozempic or Wegovy, say medics, as NHS's chief doctor warns against using the jabs to get 'beach-body ready'
14/06/24 09:46
Emergency medics, who spoke anonymously, warned they are seeing cases of 'young, beautiful girls' with potentially deadly complications from using the drugs for weight-loss 'almost every shift'.
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Could Ozempic make your penis bigger? British manhoods have grown by almost 10 per cent in just two years, global study finds... and experts say weight loss jab could be driving the rise
13/06/24 04:50
Data suggests British men's penis size has increased 0.46in, to an average of 5.63in erect, between 2022 and 2024 putting the UK in 8th place in the global rankings for penis growth.
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Paris Olympics 'could be Dengue super-spread event' warn UK public health experts who claim virus-carrying mosquitos are 'perfectly adapted' to the urban environment, despite coming from the tropics
13/06/24 11:26
Dengue is already present in France 's capital with several cases in September of last year representing the most northerly outbreak of the virus ever recorded in Europe.
'I thought it was just the flu': 27-year-old influencer reveals how she dismissed symptoms of dengue fever on a dream holiday, as mosquito virus threatens to hit Olympics in France
13/06/24 09:29
Emma Cox, 27, had been on the tropical island in Indonesia for just 10 days before coming down with classic dengue symptoms but only learnt the truth upon returning back home to the UK.
Dengue fever alert as the tropical disease spreads across Europe
13/06/24 06:43
Dengue is a potentially deadly virus passed to people by infected mosquitoes and was historically known as 'breakbone fever' in the 1700s because of the severe pain it can cause.
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Lust for life? More than half of over-75s say they plan to remain sexually active... and two thirds of Gen Z claim they'll continue making love into old age too, new data shows
12/06/24 05:13
Men were keener on staying sexually active as they aged, with 74 per cent wanting to do so, compared to 49 per cent of women, a survey of 1,000 Brits by Home Instead suggests.
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Dengue fever alert: As the tropical disease spreads across Europe, we reveal the early-warning signs of killer virus you should NEVER ignore
12/06/24 02:35
Dengue is a potentially deadly virus passed to people by infected mosquitoes and was historically known as 'breakbone fever' in the 1700s because of the severe pain it can cause.
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'Young girl' who was 'not overweight at all' needed A&E care after buying slimming jab Wegovy from Boots illicitly, and medics warn they are seeing similar cases every shift
12/06/24 02:23
The doctor, who spoke anonymously, said their patient had obtained the drug, which contains semaglutide, the same ingredient as Ozempic, from a Boots Online Doctor.
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