Noah Lyles eyeing new goals after scrutiny, bronchitis fear at Paris Olympics
Asthma didn't stop Noah Lyles from taking on the 200-metre at the Paris Olympics, even after testing positive for COVID.
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First cases of 'sloth' virus that has killed people in their 20s detected in Europe as experts fear 'unstoppable' spread
Europe has recorded its initial cases of Oropouche, days after two women died in Brazil after contracting the virus rapidly spreading in South America.
Rod Stewart suddenly cancels show hours before he's due on stage as he battles illness
Sir Rod Stewart cancelled his 200th residency celebration show in Las Vegas due to a bout of the bacterial infection strep throat, it has been announced.
Colin Jost's run covering Olympic surfing in Tahiti comes to screeching halt after foot injury, infections
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Paris Olympics: Two Portuguese triathlon athletes fall ill after swimming in the Seine river
Vasco Vilaça and Melanie Santos developed gastrointestinal infections after swimming in the Seine River on 5 August during their triathlon competition at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
'Full truth has yet to be told' - Burnham backs public inquiry into Christmas Island nuclear tests
Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham has called for a public inquiry into the Christmas Island nuclear bomb tests that some people claim caused the premature death of hundreds of veteran soldiers. Mr Burnham said: ‘We are still not at the point where the full truth has been told.”
Triathlon-Seine swim may cause sickness, definitely caused stress
PARIS : Triathletes fresh from their second swim in the Seine generally shrugged off the risk of waste in the river making them sick, but highlighted the stress they were put through as the levels of bacteria in the waterway caused repeated disruption.
Healing through innovation: Using artificial human skin for major wound recovery
Fran Fernández's life changed completely on a summer day seven years ago in Algeciras, southern Spain. On 5 August 2017, he was hit by an explosion that burned 75% of his skin. When he arrived at the hospital, Fran was given no more than 48 hours to live, but today he has recovered thanks to more than a dozen operations and several grafts of both his own and artificial skin.