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Still never had Covid? Thank your genes: Three in 10 people have a gene that blocks infection

Still never had Covid? Thank your genes: Three in 10 people have a genetic quirk that blocks infection People escaping Covid infection might have a special gene... read more

DR MICHAEL MOSLEY: Turning down the heating is good for your wallet AND your health

Have you turned on your central heating yet? The average British household doesn’t typically do so until October 24, according to British Gas. But this ye... read more

Florida’s ban on ‘free’ sex changes upheld by federal judge

A ban on public money being used to fund sex changes in Florida has been upheld by a federal judge. The state implemented a rule in August that blocks the joint... read more

Now scientists say ‘exercise intolerance’ should be considered a symptom of long Covid

Exercise ‘intolerance’ should be considered an official symptom of long Covid, scientists say. A review of existing studies found the condition — ... read more

Painful oversight: Gruesome video shows woman having 23 CONTACT LENSES removed after two YEARS

Gruesome video shows elderly woman having 23 CONTACT LENSES removed from her eyeball with a Q-tip after forgetting to replace them for two YEARS WARNING: GRAPHI... read more

CDC director warns America is ‘ripe’ for a ‘severe’ flu outbreak this winter as cases quadruple

America is set for a ‘severe’ flu outbreak this winter, one of the country’s top doctors has warned. Dr Rochelle Walensky, director of the Centers fo... read more

NHS chief executive Amanda Pritchard says financial crisis is a ‘f****** nightmare’

NHS chief executive Amanda Pritchard says financial crisis is a ‘f****** nightmare’ amid warning that soaring inflation will cost health service an ... read more

NHS blood amber alert: £2-a-pop drug ‘could help ease dire blood shortage crisis’

What is an amber alert? The NHS has an official traffic-light system for handling low levels of blood. Currently England is at ‘amber’, which means ... read more

Covid rates surge by a third in a week in England

Is YOUR area a Covid hotspot? Virus rates surge by a THIRD in a week in England – with up to one in every 28 people infected in worst-hit boroughs and cas... read more

Nurses can LEAVE if they’re unhappy about their pay Health Secretary says

NHS nurses unhappy with their pay are free to leave, Thérèse Coffey has claimed as the threat of devastating strikes inch closer. The Health Secretary has al... read more

Women are better at finding and remembering words than men, study shows

When picking your Scrabble partner, or looking for help with the Sunday crossword, you’re better off having the girls on side. That’s because a new ... read more

Births fell in countries with long lockdowns: Stress and fears for future seen as possible reasons

A Covid baby boom? No, birth rate fell in countries with the longest lockdowns: Stress and fears for the future seen as possible reasons for fewer pregnancies B... read more

Book Doctors Online – Find a Doctor Near You

One of the benefits of using a doctor-finding website is that you can find the right doctor for you. There are a variety of factors to consider when choosing a ... read more

New Zombie Drug Trial to Reduce Heart Attacks

About decades ago, zombie cells were discovered in clogged blood vessels of the heart. Further research identified zombie cells as a key driver behind the clogg... read more

The FDA is failing children with its feeble vaping policies

America’s leading regulators are not doing enough to curb youth nicotine use, a new study warns. An analysis of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warning... read more

Paralysis-causing virus is detected 70 times in sewage in first outbreak in 50 years

Polio is continuing to spread across New York in the first outbreak to hit the state in more than half a century. Dozens more samples have been picked up in wa... read more

Demand for vasectomies surges after Roe v Wade

 Demand for vasectomies in the US surged after Roe v Wade was overturned in June — as men start to take precautions now abortion is less accessible. Clinics ... read more

Best and worst foods for period pains revealed: Avoid coffee but eat lots of salmon and veggies 

From excruciating stomach cramps to debilitating bone aches, so many women put up with period symptoms that make their lives a misery every month. But the key ... read more

‘Fitspo’ culture can drive women to exercise solely to show off their ‘sexy’ body, expert claims

Fitness culture flooding social media is harming the mental health of young women, it was controversially claimed today. Fitspo, as it is colloquially known, se... read more

FDA confirms national Adderall shortage

A national Adderall shortage has been declared across the US — after at least half a dozen drug makers said they were running out. The Food and Drug Administ... read more

A cancer vaccine could be here in MONTHS: Drug giant Merck teams with Moderna to develop cancer shot

Pharma giants Merck and Moderna have teamed up to develop a cancer vaccine that is based on the same tech used in Covid shots. The new shot — designed for peo... read more

How the NHS’s dire blood shortage was sparked by cancelling walk-ins six years ago

New blood donor registrations have soared to a two-decade high in the wake of the nationwide blood shortage. More than 7,500 people signed up to donate blood fo... read more

Men need to STOP using metal penis rings, doctors beg

Men should avoid using metal penis rings, sexual health doctors begged today. The gadgets, sold for £3 online, constrict flesh around the penis — trapping bl... read more

Wales mother faces having leg, hip and pelvis removed after lump in foot turned out to be cancer

An ex-NHS worker may be forced to have her hip, part of her pelvis and the rest of her leg removed after doctors dismissed a cancerous lump in her foot. Sharon ... read more