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William Gray was discharged from hospital just four hours after having a severe asthma attack.

But it is curable – so get tested.

‘Anyone who was present at the site at the weekend is advised to seek medical advice if they feel unwell.’

The drug is illegal without a prescription.

The disease currently affects thousands of women a year.

‘The rash was spreading like wildfire – every time I looked at my body, it just kept going.’

A 10-minute burst of regular cardio is enough to make a difference (Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto)

NHS struggling to open extra winter beds and fill staffing gaps A lack of funds means hospitals will need to scale back on opening extra…

Get well soon, Joe!

He suffered catastrophic injuries from a 7,200-volt electric shock.

I cannot tell you how devastated – and angry – we are.

Mounjaro obesity jab authorised in UK A diabetes medicine dubbed the “King Kong” of weight loss jabs has been approved in the UK for treating…

‘I don’t think I’ll ever forget sitting in a hospital bed and them telling me the diagnosis.’

‘We have lost a massive part of what was supposed to be the best time in our lives.’

Anastrozole: Thousands to be offered drug to prevent breast cancer in England A new drug – Anastrozole – has been licensed as a preventative option…

Pensioners have been turning up expecting to get the shingles jab after a rule change.

The symptoms generally include slowing of movement, stiffness in the muscles and tremors – involuntary shakes in certain parts of the body.

I needed open heart surgery. If I didn’t have it, I would die. Scary stuff.

Between the ages of 30 and 34 I had to be blue-lighted to hospital several times.

In July 2021, I was diagnosed with stage-3 breast cancer and told that it had spread to my lymph nodes.

‘My immediate reaction was terror.’

‘As someone with ADHD, sorting all of this out myself has been a nightmare.’

Scientists excited by AI tool that grades severity of rare cancer BBC News says Artificial intelligence is nearly twice as good at grading the aggressiveness…

‘We will never be able give her back what she deserves.’

Joan Lesley Clarke maintained she had terminal ovarian cancer for more than three years.