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Donovan McNabb has one big question for Jim Harbaugh as he enters new Chargers era
Donovan McNabb discusses the Los Angeles Chargers' Jim Harbaugh hire with OutKick senior NFL writer Armando Salguero on OutKick's "The Five Spot."
Concern as item used in man's suicide 'available on Amazon'
A coroner will write to Amazon after the same product a man used to take his own life was found on the retailer's website. Coroner Victoria Davies has shared her concerns after investigating the death of Adrian Gallagher.
Alzheimer's blood test could 'revolutionise' early diagnosis in over 50s
A blood test for Alzheimer's could be used to introduce routine testing for people over 50.
49ers' Deebo Samuel doesn't have fracture in shoulder - ESPN
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The San Francisco 49ers don't yet know whether they will have wide receiver Deebo Samuel for Sunday's NFC Championship Game. They do, however, know that there's at least a chance Samuel will play against the Detroit Lions.
ADONIS provides discount on consultations for pensioners
Timely consultation with a doctor is an integral part of successful treatment. It is especially important to monitor the health of people of mature age, especially those who already have chronic diseases. Regular consultations help to detect serious diseases at an early stage and effectively control chronic conditions.
Dusan Vlahovic Double Lifts Juventus To Top Of Serie A
Juventus won 3-0 at Lecce on Sunday to move to the top of Serie A and bring down the curtain on a weekend dominated by racist abuse aimed at Milan goalkeeper Mike Maignan in Udine. With leaders Inter away in Saudi Arabia preparing for their Italian Super Cup final against Napoli on Monday, Juventus and Dusan Vlahovic stayed hot at home. Juventus struck three times in the second half in Lecce to give coach Max Allegri his 300th Serie A victory.
More patients ready to go home but stuck in hospital beds than actual admissions to wards this week in Greater Manchester
There were more people medically fit to go home from hospital stuck on wards than there were admissions to hospital this week in Greater Manchester. More than 900 people were classed as 'medically fit for discharge' as of January 17, the latest data available from NHS Greater Manchester.