Congo Team Told to Isolate 21 Days Over Ebola
The Congolese national soccer team must isolate for 21 days in Belgium or risk being denied entry to the US for the World Cup due to the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo.
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Summer Health Warning: Gut Risks from Heatwave and World Cup
A survey reveals two-thirds of Brits plan to indulge this summer, risking gut health with BBQ, alcohol, and World Cup festivities. Experts warn of 'Social Gut Lag' and offer tips.
The Ordinary's £8 Caffeine Serum: Instant Brightness Tested
A beauty journalist and busy mum tests The Ordinary's new caffeine 3% + escin 1% face serum, finding it instantly brightens, hydrates, and reduces puffiness for just £8.
Peptide Hype vs. Science: Experts Warn on BPC-157 and TB-500
Peptides like BPC-157 and TB-500 are promoted for injury recovery, but experts warn evidence in humans is scant and safety concerns remain due to lack of regulation.
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Angie Best Jokes She Has Only '15 Hairs' Left After Chemo
Angie Best, ex-wife of George Best, shares her hair loss struggle after chemotherapy for colon cancer, revealing she has only '15 hairs' left.
Espa Muscle Rescue Balm: Better Than Ibuprofen for Sore Muscles?
Discover why Espa's muscle rescue balm, with essential oils and moisturizing ingredients, may outperform Ibuprofen gel for soothing sore muscles and joints.
Kathy Griffin Hospitalised After Colonoscopy Complications
Comedian Kathy Griffin reveals she was hospitalised due to complications from a colonoscopy. She is now recovering at home with her dogs, highlighting the importance of colorectal cancer screenings.
American Doctor Fears Dying from Ebola Before Evacuation
Dr. Peter Stafford, a 39-year-old American missionary surgeon, feared he wouldn't survive Ebola before being evacuated to Germany. He is now receiving care at Berlin's Charite University Hospital.
Quitting Smoking Tied to Reduced Dementia Risk
A new study shows quitting smoking may reduce dementia risk by 16%, but weight gain after quitting can affect benefits. Researchers analyzed data from nearly 33,000 adults over a decade.
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Britons Under-Protect Skin Despite Cancer Risks
A leading dermatologist warns Britons are dangerously under-protecting their skin, with skin cancer cases rising. Seven die from melanoma daily, but most cases are preventable.
Oxford Scientists Race to Develop New Ebola Vaccine
Oxford University scientists are using Covid jab technology to create a vaccine for the Bundibugyo Ebola strain, which has caused 750 suspected cases and 177 deaths in the DRC.
Carlo Petrini, Slow Food Founder, Dies at 76
Carlo Petrini, founder of the Slow Food movement, has died aged 76. The journalist and activist promoted sustainability and local cuisine for four decades.
Immunotherapy: How It Treats Cancer and Other Diseases
Immunotherapies harness the immune system to fight cancer, allergies, autoimmune disorders, and more. Clinical trials have surged, offering new hope for patients.
Swap Doomscrolling for Better Screen Habits: Expert Tips
Experts say not all screen time is equal. Learn how to swap passive scrolling for active play, word games, connection, creativity, and learning.
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Social Smokers Risk Same Lung Damage as Heavy Smokers
New research shows that occasional smoking over many years harms lungs as much as heavy daily smoking, and current screening guidelines miss nearly half of lung cancer cases.
New Ebola Vaccine Could Be Ready in Months
Oxford University is developing a vaccine for the Bundibugyo Ebola strain. WHO warns of 'very high' risk with 82 confirmed cases. UK pledges £20m.
Judith Chalmers Dies at 90: Son Shares Her Broadcasting Tips
Judith Chalmers, iconic host of Wish You Were Here...?, has died aged 90. Her son Mark Durden-Smith recalls the advice she gave him for a successful TV career.
Kathy Griffin Hospitalized After Colonoscopy Issues
Comedian Kathy Griffin spent the night in hospital due to complications from a colonoscopy. She shared the news on Instagram, reassuring fans she is recovering at home.
New Ebola Strain Vaccine Could Be Ready Within Months
Oxford scientists are developing a vaccine for the Bundibugyo Ebola strain using Covid vaccine technology, with clinical trials possible in two to three months as WHO raises risk level to 'very high'.
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Iraq War Medic Recalls Attack by Patient She Saved
Celia Mitchell, a former Royal Navy medic, recounts the harrowing moment an Iraqi civilian she was treating tried to slit her throat, as veterans mark 15 years since the Iraq War ended.
Corrie Fans Fear Sarah Platt Health Scare After Head Trauma
Coronation Street viewers speculate Sarah Platt's erratic behavior may be due to undetected head injury or PTSD from recent attack.
Crew Member Hospitalised With Hantavirus After Cruise Ship Outbreak
A crew member from the MV Hondius cruise ship has been hospitalised in the Netherlands after testing positive for hantavirus, bringing the outbreak total to 12 cases and three deaths.
Olympian: Step Count Mistake Is Aiming Too High
Olympian Greg Whyte says aiming for 10,000 steps daily is a mistake. New research suggests 7,000 steps is optimal, reducing disease risk and boosting wellbeing.
Adeel Akhtar: Arts Cuts Endanger Creative Freedom
Actor Adeel Akhtar warns arts funding cuts threaten creative freedom, citing his own start via National Youth Theatre as local government arts funding drops 55% since 2010.
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WHO Declares Ebola Outbreak Global Emergency
The World Health Organization has elevated the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo to 'very high' risk nationally, declaring it a global emergency. The Bundibugyo strain lacks approved vaccines or treatments.
Doctor on Ebola Risk: What You Need to Know
A doctor explains the risks of the Bundibugyo Ebola strain, which has a 33% fatality rate. WHO upgraded risk to 'very high' with 750 cases and 177 deaths.
WHO: Ebola Spreading Rapidly in Congo, Risk Very High
WHO warns Ebola outbreak in Congo is 'spreading rapidly' with risk revised to 'very high' nationally. 82 confirmed cases, 177 suspected deaths. $60 million UN aid released.
Add Natural Item to Soil Before Heatwave, Gardeners Told
Garden expert David Denyer advises mulching borders while soil is damp to protect plants from sudden heat after wet weather, as UK temperatures climb above 30°C.
Former CDC Director Warns Ebola Could Become Global Pandemic
Dr. Robert Redfield warns that the Ebola outbreak in Central Africa, with over 600 suspected cases, could spark a significant pandemic, as WHO declares a public health emergency.
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WHO: Ebola in Congo Spreading Rapidly, Risk Very High
The WHO chief says the Ebola outbreak in Congo is spreading rapidly, upgrading the risk to 'very high' at the national level with 82 confirmed cases and almost 750 suspected.
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