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Helen Bailey, 28, was picking up a new self care routine in 2022 when she felt a small lump at the top of her neck, tucked right under her chin. It grew quickly, moving from the size of a gumball to a plum. Little did the Alabama-based realtor know, the lump was a warning sign of the 20 tumors that had invaded her body, spawning from a mole on her back. She was diagnosed with stage four metastatic skin melanoma, an aggressive form of skin cancer, shortly thereafter. She had had a cancerous mole removed seven years before, but found out it had metastasized and returned.

Sean Kelly, 41, is claiming that biologically, he's 27 years old. The California based entrepreneur, who said he's helped grow at least ten businesses, takes more than 40 supplements daily to achieve this feat, he said in a recent thread on X. He said food alone is not enough to get the nutrients you need to be at optimal health. But people are skeptical. Mr Kelly appears to be one of a growing number of entrepreneurial men interested in the biohacking movement.

Homeless encampments in California have been hit with shigella, a highly infectious bacteria. There may be as many as 22 cases, though 19 are unconfirmed, public health officials say.

More than half a million glass mugs have been recalled after they began shattering when filled with hot liquid, dousing coffee drinkers in boiling liquids and slicing their hands.

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Oscar Fairs, from Benfleet was an otherwise healthy teenager. But in 2022 the now 14-year-old suddenly began experiencing panic attacks and even heart palpitations.

One-third of people taking blockbuster weight-loss medications like Wegovy give up them up within the first month, and nearly 60 percent quit after three. Experts raised concerns over the figures, saying someone needs to take the drugs for at least 12 weeks to achieve 'clinically meaningful' weight loss - or losing at least five percent of body weight -helping to ease conditions like heart disease.

Jade Rossiter had just changed antidepressant medication when she started suffering vivid delusions, believing that she was various characters she had seen on TV, including a Viking.

Leafy greens contain lots of nitrate, which can reduce bacteria and acidity in the mouth that cause gum disease and tooth decay. It comes after alcohol mouthwash was linked to cancer this week.

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Albana Tanushi visited Bourget Lake, considered one of the most beautiful natural lakes in France, with her six-year-old in June.

The team, from the University of Manchester, unexpectedly discovered the link in a lab experiment where they were testing a drug to see if it boosted human scalp hair follicles.

Felines can pick up the disease, called tularemia, when they catch wild animals like rabbits and mice and then spread it to their owners via scratches and bites - causing blisters, a rash and, in serious cases, pneumonia . Officials in Minnesota are warning over the disease after recording a three-fold surge in infections, with 21 cases in 2023 compared to the average of seven. This year, they have already recorded seven infections. But cases are ticking up nationwide, with the US recording a 60 percent rise in infections over the decade to 2019 - with Arkansas and Oklahoma the hotspots.

Eyelash extensions are becoming more and more popular, but doctors warn that they can cause a host of eye problems - from allergies, to bacterial build ups to parasitic infestations.

Health experts found not smoking, exercising more and eating a varied diet were the most important factors. But education, marital status and alcohol consumption made no difference to lifespan.

Doctors warned that many Americans could be 'masking' potential signs of brain cancer with pain medications, leading to difficulty diagnosing the condition early before it spreads.

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Those who ate the most diverse diets - containing plenty of meat alongside staples like cereal and vegetables - were 23 percent more likely to become a centenarian. They were compared to those who ate a more constricted diet. Researchers wrote in the study: 'Greater dietary diversity [was] significantly associated with higher odds of becoming a centenarian.'

New research suggests that getting up and moving through your back pain is a highly effective way to reduce lower back aches, which an estimated 65million Americans suffer from. Australian researchers tested two groups of people, mostly women. One group received no treatment, but the other was told to walk for 30 minutes five times weekly. The second group was pain-free for nearly twice as long as the control group.

Researchers in Spain found those who worked out at 6pm - doing running, cycling or another activity - had lower blood sugar levels than sedentary people.

A third of vapers used high-strength nicotine in January this year compared to just 3.8 per cent on average between July 2016 and June 2021 with the biggest rise among 18-to-24-year-olds.

Some 1.6million people with diabetes in England did not receive all eight checks to help reduce the risk of complications, they were entitled to in 2022/23, figures show.

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An unnamed woman in Connecticut, 41, was hospitalized with Streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS) from a respiratory infection. STSS is currently raging across Japan, killing 77 this year.

A 32-year-old who visited a Miami surgeon for a Brazilian butt lift died after the doctor allegedly injected fat into her muscle, a potentially fatal surgical error. The woman - only identified as WA - is the subject of a Florida Department of Health complaint filed against Dr Ernesto Torres, a surgeon practicing at Miami Lakes Plastic Surgery. The complaint claims the doctor injected fat into the patient's gluteal muscle - a violation of Florida law - which led to her death in May 2023. A Brazilian butt lift (BBL) is an increasingly popular cosmetic procedure that sees surgeons liposuction - remove - fat from the waist and back area and inject it into the buttocks to create a larger and fuller behind. However, during or after fat is injected into the butt, small particles can enter the blood vessels and travel to the lungs. If these particles reach the organs, they can obstruct blood flow, impair oxygen levels and patients can develop respiratory failure leading to death.

Scientists from Washington DC, claim to have found significant reductions in the brain size of infants born to mothers who scored high stress scores in the pandemic.

Doctors have said that bumps under the skin on the face and swelling in the hands and legs can indicate that one's bad cholesterol has reached levels that raise their risk of heart attack and stroke .

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As cancer rates soar among young people, experts are working to understand why the devastating breast cancer so often returns in women. They believe young, obese women are most at risk.

It was the news that many had been waiting for. Earlier this month, world-renowned medical journal The Lancet published a study that 'proved' antidepressants were not as risky as feared.

Scientists from the Institute of Tropical Medicine in Antwerp, Belgium, found that two species of bacteria were more prevalent after three months of daily mouthwash use.

American researchers found the number of seniors treated for cannabis-related health issues surged 50 percent since 2017, with rates twice as high in areas where the drug is legal.

EXCLUSIVEWoman says cheap earrings gave her gruesome rash all over her face... as experts warn of risks of specific metals

Erin Dunn from Atlanta, Georgia, developed an 'extremely painful' rash that seared bright red, dry patches around her eyes, ears and hands that was a result of wearing 'extremely cheap' jewelry. The healthcare worker had likely developed an allergy to nickel, a metal commonly found in jewelry, which can cause scaly, dry and painful eczema patches on the skin, Dr Azadeh Shirazi board-certified dermatologist and founder of AziMD skincare, told DailyMail.com.

A Las Vegas grandmother cooking dinner for her family was shocked to find a dead mouse in what her neighborhood Walmart called washed and ready-to-eat organic spinach.

The individual - known only as John and who appears to be from Florida - says the 'experiments' are 'for science' and 'to boost testosterone'.

Testing of 46 popular 'gluten-free' items by citizen scientists has revealed three - including cakes and cookies - that contained more gluten than permitted.

The machines do a single full scan of the body - rather than multiple images like current technology - and can process an adult in five minutes and a child in one.

While the red, sore, bumpy bites are bad enough the buzzing assailants can also spread a host of dangerous pathogens, and are an increasing health risk in Europe.

Ascension hospitals across the US are still dealing with the fallout from a cyberattack the healthcare system suffered last month, employees said, putting patients in danger.

As temperatures soar across the US, experts are warning of the dangers of deadly heat stroke - which can spiral in as little as 10 minutes. This week, meteorologists sounded the alarm as swathes of the Northeast, Midwest, and even parts of Canada are set to face a 'dangerous' heat wave and heat indexes over 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Already the leading weather-related killer in the US, the heat is leading officials to warn the millions in the heatwave's area to take the next few days' climate 'seriously,' or risk becoming one of the 700 Americans who die from it each year. Experts have told DailyMail.com that the 'cascade of events' leading to heat stroke start within seconds of being exposed to extreme heat, including sweating, fast heart beat, and dehydration.

UK regulators reached a deal with drug-makers Vertex over three 'miracle' drugs which can extend lives by decades, one of those set to benefit is little Rufus and his family.

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DailyMail.com's columnists, the Nutrition Twins, get real about the sugar cravings their clients are dealing with and share hacks for how to ditch the cancer-linked additive.

Ohio State University researchers have found the hepatitis E virus in sperm samples, suggesting it can pass via sex. It was previously believed to only spread via contaminated water.

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