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PeopleBrandi Glanville Shares Photo of Facial Disfigurement from a Skin Condition: 'I’m Miserable and Depressed'
The ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ alum showed off her swelling due to angioedema, a skin condition she was diagnosed with last year that she says is caused by stress
- Sky News
3D-printed blood vessels could improve heart bypass outcomes, research suggests
3D-printed blood vessels which closely mimic the properties of human veins could transform the treatment of cardiovascular diseases, scientists have said. In a two-stage process, a team of researchers led by the University of Edinburgh's School of Engineering used a rotating spindle integrated into a 3D printer to create tubular grafts made from a water-based gel. Next, they reinforced the printed graft in a process known as electrospinning, which uses high voltage to draw out thin nanofibers, coating the artificial blood vessel in biodegradable polyester molecules.
- PA Media: UK News
Doctors did ‘very best’ for young woman suffering with ME, inquest hears
Maeve Boothby-O’Neill, who had been diagnosed with ME, died at home in Exeter in October 2021 at the age of 27.
- Yahoo Canada Style
Paulina Porizkova says sex 'can get better with age' — here's how to make the most of your sex life after menopause
Porizkova, 59, says women "don’t need a steady partner, just a desire to explore" their sexuality as they age.
- HuffPost Life
New Study Reveals The 1 Edge Night Owls Have Over Early Birds
People who stay up late tend to get a bad rap, but research shows they have a strong advantage over morning people in this area.
- The Telegraph
‘I fell asleep on the beach in the sun. The next day I couldn’t walk’ – the melanoma epidemic in older men
David Uttley can almost pinpoint when his nightmare began. He was 15 and on holiday in Brittany.
- Yahoo Canada Style
Moderate drinking doesn't mean you'll live longer, Canadian scientists find: What to know about alcohol and cancer risk
A new analysis suggests many studies provide flawed perspectives, making light to moderate drinkers look better than they really are.
- CNN
‘We cannot remain silent about what we saw.’ US doctors who volunteered in Gaza demand ceasefire in letter to White House
A group of 45 American doctors and nurses describe bloodshed in Gaza in an open letter to the White House, and demand immediate ceasefire.
- Time
Can Food Really Change Your Hormones?
Social-media is rife with content pushing superfoods to boost hormonal health. Don't believe all of it.
- SWNS
"I was diagnosed with two rare cancers in just six weeks - it didn't feel real"
A single mum diagnosed with two rare cancers just six weeks apart had to have SIX ORGANS REMOVED - including her ovaries, uterus and cervix. Hayley Shaw, 44, previously led an active lifestyle but pelvic pain and heavy periods led to the discovery of two cancerous uterine polyps in June 2023. Hayley's world was turned upside down when she was diagnosed with a rare form of uterine cancer which typically affects women over 70. She was then told she would have an induced menopause and need a hysterectomy - preventing her from having any more children. Following her hysterectomy, Hayley - a former image consultant - returned home for a few weeks only to begin feeling unwell again.
- Motherly
Dad asks internet for help after his tween daughters kicked him out of bed with his wife
"I don't even go upstairs any more. The bed is full."
- The Hill
Pesticides as big a cancer risk as smoking, study finds
Pesticides may cause cancer on a level equivalent to smoking cigarettes, a new study has found. The widespread use of pesticides may lead to hundreds of thousands of additional cancer cases in major corn-producing states like Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri and Ohio — even for Americans who don’t work on farms, according to findings published Thursday in Frontiers in Cancer…
- INSIDER
A man sued a restaurant after a bone in his 'boneless' wings got lodged in his throat. He lost.
A man in Ohio had to visit the ER after a bone from a boneless wing got lodged in his throat, a lawsuit said.
- Evening Standard
What is assisted dying and where is it legal? New Bill gives Esther Rantzen 'glimpse of hope'
The campaigner and TV personality is among those to welcome a Bill that would allow terminally ill adults to end their lives subject to strict criteria
- The Telegraph
I ignored warning signs because I ran 10ks – but then doctors found a 5cm tumour in my lower colon
When I messaged my friend Simon to tell him I’d been diagnosed with bowel cancer, his reaction surprised me. ‘Bet you wish you’d eaten more bacon sandwiches,’ he texted back.
- CNN
Texas woman’s lawsuit after being jailed on murder charge over abortion can proceed, judge rules
A Texas woman who was jailed and charged with murder after self-managing an abortion in 2022 can move forward with her lawsuit against the local sheriff and prosecutors over the case that drew national outrage before the charges were quickly dropped, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
- HuffPost
‘I Approve This Message’: Kamala Harris Instantly Uses Trump’s Own Words Against Him
That didn’t take long.
- Cosmo
Rosalía goes braless and *almost* frees the nip in a lace naked dress
Rosalía stepped out wearing a breathtaking naked dress at the Prelude to the Olympics in Paris. The design was a nude coloured see-through lace gown by Dior.
- SETHLUI.COM
Ru Yi Yuan: Rude, stingy & unhygenic auntie has hour-long queue for vegetarian bee hoon
The post Ru Yi Yuan: Rude, stingy & unhygenic auntie has hour-long queue for vegetarian bee hoon appeared first on SETHLUI.com.
- BBC
Martial arts teen dies in Malaysia after infection
The 18-year-old travelled to Thailand to train in arts before falling severely ill.