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A mum-of-two ended up spending nearly a month in hospital after suffering a stroke, but initially believed she only had a hangover. The hairdresser fell ill the day after a friend’s pre-wedding celebration and just thought she had had too much to drink.
Cases of the Monkeypox virus are growing in the UK and beyond, with 20 infections confirmed in the UK so far and more expected to be announced on Monday (23 May). More than 80 cases have also been found across Europe, Canada, the US, Israel and now Australia.
The issue of food hygiene is at the forefront of people's minds once again after Aldi, Sainbury's, M&S and Waitrose issued a "do not eat" warning over chicken infected with salmonella. High street café chain Pret-A-Manger has also put out an alert about some of its chicken products.
Deborah James has raised more than £3m after she revealed that she is receiving end-of-life care for bowel cancer. She was diagnosed with the disease back in 2016 and has been raising awareness of the cancer through her writing, broadcasting and social media.
Women has reportedly been left feeling suicidal due to a shortage of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) which is used to treat debilitating symptoms of the menopause.
A mum sadly died just 12 months after giving birth to twins had dismissed her cancer symptoms as her body 'readjusting' to the birth of her children.
Coronavirus infections are once again on the rise all across the UK. It comes as a sub-variant of Omicron is emerging, causing a new wave of symptoms that may be more commonly associated with a cold than Covid.
A quarter of children with COVID-19 symptoms develop "long COVID," according to data pooled from 21 studies previously carried out in Europe, Asia, Australia and South America.