Eating a ham sandwich every day can increase your chance of getting this disease
Eating just two slices of ham a day may increase the risk of developing 2 diabetes within the next decade, a large study has revealed.
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Three decades after being infected with hepatitis C - and being told he should be grateful he didn't have HIV - hospital finally apologises after man's death
“A member of staff informed Ray that he had hepatitis C but to be grateful that he didn't have HIV — Ray did not even know he had been tested. There were other people around when he was told and no support or advice — or frankly any compassion — was offered”.
Sources - Alabama agrees to record deal with GM Courtney Morgan - ESPN
Alabama football general manager Courtney Morgan has agreed to a new, precedent-setting contract with the Crimson Tide following a summer approach from USC, sources confirmed to ESPN on Monday night.
Which countries are home to the most educated people in Europe?
When it comes to competing for the best jobs and resources, education has always been a crucial factor in our success.
Blue Jackets deal veteran forward Patrik Laine to Canadiens - ESPN
Just days after it became public he wanted to leave, Patrik Laine is no longer a member of the Columbus Blue Jackets as the winger was traded on Monday to the Montreal Canadiens in exchange for defenseman Jordan Harris.
2024 college football week 0: Betting odds, lines, picks - ESPN
The 2024 college football season is finally here. While most of the Top 25 teams in the country won't be playing until Week 1, there are still a few marquee games that bettors can wager on.
Kai Trump, Donald's granddaughter, verbally commits to play golf at University of Miami: 'Beyond excited'
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Teen secures place at Oxford University... after using YouTube to home-school himself
A teenager who homeschooled himself with the help of YouTube is celebrating after securing a place at the University of Oxford.