Family loses mum and son after 'catastrophic diagnosis' and say medics 'took no notice of red flags'
A family who lost a mum and her son after a ‘catastrophic diagnosis’ say medics ‘took no notice of the red flags’.
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'I was fit and healthy - I never thought it would happen to me'
When Keanan Reeve suddenly woke one night to severe chest pains, he believed he was having a heart attack.
Red flags of cancer that can appear in the mouth - and when to see your GP
Cancer is a deadly disease that occurs when abnormal cells grow in an uncontrolled way and spread to surrounding tissue. There are more than 200 types of cancer that can affect the human body.
'I was wrongly diagnosed and told I had haemorrhoids for months before traumatic diagnosis'
A woman says she it 'terrified' after cancer had been 'eating away' her bowel while her doctors told her she had haemorrhoids instead. Lisa Snooks says she was told to continue her treatment for haemorrhoids for months.
Tourist warning as cases of deadly virus found in Spain and Italy
Tourists heading for Spain and Italy have been issued a warning after cases of a potentially deadly virus were found in both countries. One person came down with West Nile Virus in Seville, Spain, and a second fell ill with the mosquito-borne infection in Modena, Italy.
One minute test can tell you if you have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a common condition that can cause discomfort but is highly treatable. Recognising symptoms is crucial to knowing when to seek help.
John Force still dealing with symptoms from traumatic brain injury after crash, team expresses optimism
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Doctors issue fresh whooping cough warning as cases rise and nine babies die
Health experts have issued a fresh warning about whooping cough following a significant increase in cases across England. Nine babies are known to have died between November and the end of May, while new data reveals that 2,591 instances of the disease were recorded in May alone.