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Joe Davies, Health Reporter

Joe Davies is a Health Reporter at Daily Mail. He joined in March 2020 as a trainee and had spells on the News and Foreign desks before joining Health. Previously, he has worked at the Evening Standard and Hertfordshire Mercury.

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Why living until you're 200 really isn't a pipe dream

09/06/25 03:40

The idea of living for hundreds of years was once thought to be the pipe dream of billionaires and tech moguls. But scientists at the forefront of anti-ageing say it is a possibility....read

REVEALED: Erling Haaland's 'magic potion' behind his 48-goal season is a milk smoothie laced with spinach and kale... with Man City superstar's dad offering to milk the cows himself!
20/04/23 11:17
The secret behind Erling Haaland's record-breaking season at Man City has been revealed as he posted pictures consuming a 'magic potion' which conists of milk, kale and spinach.
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Meet the kind-hearted doctors volunteering their time to treat ill Ukrainian children who managed to escape Putin's barbaric invasion
15/01/23 09:38
Professor Alastair Sutcliffe, a paediatrician at University College London, said the idea to set up the clinic came because of how difficult it was for refugees to get treatment in Britain.
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Having SEX could help ease agony of gout, say experts who believe getting between the sheets can tackle root causes of agonising condition
14/01/23 09:26
Millions have the agonising condition, famously suffered by Henry VIII. It leaves them battling excruciating joint pain - but this is usually treatable with over-the-counter painkillers.
What being hit by lightning REALLY looks like: Gruesome injuries of 50-year-old struck while cycling through a forest
14/01/23 09:23
Doctors have now shared shocking pictures of the devastating injuries a lightning bolt can cause. A 50-year-old, from Italy, was struck while riding a bike in a forest during a summer rainstorm.
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A THIRD of Brits are unable to get a GP appointment when they need one, poll reveals
13/01/23 04:14
EXCLUSIVE: A MailOnline survey of 1,500 Brits showed 34 per cent said they could not get an appointment their local doctor or other NHS services when they tried to in 2022.
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Are striking NHS staff on brink of new £3bn pay deal? Steve Barclay 'admits 1million medics deserve one-off cash boost... but Treasury says he'll have to raid his OWN budget'
13/01/23 11:57
Steve Barclay admitted the Government's 2022/23 deal - which amounted to roughly £1,400 for most medics - needs to be upped to avoid more walk-outs, according to Whitehall sources.
Is YOUR area a scarlet fever hotspot? Cases of illness caused by Strep A bug soared to highest level since the 1950s last year, data shows - as map reveals worst-hit regions
13/01/23 08:48
Experts told MailOnline the excess surge in Britain is partly a result of Covid restrictions that lowered children's immunity to Strep A - the bacteria that causes the illness.
Make-shift MORGUES built during Covid crisis are being reopened to house dead bodies amid surge in fatalities over festive period
12/01/23 11:34
Temporary mortuaries at council gritting yards and near nature reserves were brought back into action across England to deal with the uptick. Sites have been used in each of the last three years.
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'Kraken' may soon become dominant Covid variant in UK: Health chiefs issue warning over XBB.1.5 - and flag ANOTHER strain nicknamed 'Orthrus'
11/01/23 03:24
UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) experts claimed the strain, which made up 4.5 per cent of cases between Boxing Day and New Year's Day, is the next strain 'most likely to predominate'.
NHS AMBULANCE STRIKES RECAP: Unions announce they will not engage with pay review body - as up to 25,000 emergency workers walk-out
11/01/23 07:13
This was MailOnline's live blog on the NHS ambulance strikes when up to 25,000 workers walk out across England and Wales on January 11, 2022.
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Is wild swimming all it's cracked up to be? Middle-class women, celebs and weekend adventurers all swear by its supposed health benefits - but there's a darker side to the 19th-century pastime, as this nurse found out...
10/01/23 12:31
Hannah Murray, 38, an NHS professional from Southsea, Hampshire, first started sea swimming in 2021 for personal health benefits and to lower her stress levels.
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Are 'Kraken' fears overblown? Experts say XBB.1.5 variant is NOT spreading as quickly as feared
09/01/23 05:11
XBB.1.5 - a spinoff of Omicron - stoked concerns after there was a 'stunning increase' in recorded cases in the US in recent weeks. But latest data has revised previous estimates of the strain's prevalence.
Medical outrage at Harry for claiming psychedelics like ayahuasca have any medicinal effect for grieving relatives as experts accuse Prince of 'trying to justify drug-taking with flimsy notions of therapeutic value'
09/01/23 12:26
The Duke of Sussex , 38, claimed he used psychedelics like ayahuasca and mushrooms as 'medicine' after the death of his mother Princess Diana in 1997.
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World Health Organisation warns XBB.1.5 is the 'most transmissible' Covid variant yet as 'the Kraken' strain starts sweeping the UK
04/01/23 10:27
Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove, WHO's technical lead for Covid, told a press conference Wednesday: 'We are concerned about its growth advantage in particular in countries in Europe and the US'
Meet your friends and lovers outside or online: New plea from Covid zealots as fury mounts over 'plans to bring back pandemic-era measures like masks and WFH' in Government's last-ditch bid to save NHS
04/01/23 03:26
Dr Trish Greenhalgh, a primary healthcare expert and GP at the University of Oxford, told MailOnline people should avoid seeing their friends and family face-to-face to slow transmission of the virus.
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Is Covid about to run riot in Britain? And could pandemic-era measures really make a comeback? Everything you need to know about current virus situation
04/01/23 12:53
After all Covid restrictions were finally dropped under Boris Johnson 's plan to live with the virus, many thought Britain had seen the back of pandemic-era curbs. But the threat of measures has returned.
Indirect flights from China will be covered by Covid testing rules which kick in TOMORROW after warnings travellers could undermine policy with Hong Kong 'loophole'
04/01/23 11:43
Concerns had been raised people flying from the China could avoid having to take a pre-departure test via a 'loophole' allowing them to simply board a flight to another nation first.
Revealed: More patients are being left with 'foreign objects' inside them than ever before, NHS figures show
04/01/23 12:01
Blunders involving a 'foreign object accidentally left in body during surgical and medical care' led to a record 291 'finished consultant episodes' in England in 2021/22.
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Eight in 10 Brits WANT Covid quarantine to return for infected travellers from China as new testing rules start on THURSDAY
03/01/23 06:39
A new poll shows eight in 10 Brits want people who travel to the UK from China and test positive for Covid to be made to self-isolate. Of 2816 adults surveyed by YouGov, 83 per cent support the idea.
Forget masks... will hated pingdemic and £2bn/month testing also return? MP calls for pandemic-era policies to save 'broken' NHS in new Covid wave amid pleas to reopen Nightingales and for ill Brits to WFH and wear coverings
03/01/23 05:19
Rachel Maskell, who serves on the health select committee, said ministers should consider bringing back the draconian measures because of the struggles faced by the NHS.
Covid testing rules for China arrivals start on THURSDAY but ministers face backlash as positive cases will NOT be forced to self-isolate - despite fears country's virus chaos may spawn new doomsday variant after wake-up call of the 'Kraken' XBB
03/01/23 04:18
From Thursday passengers will need a negative test before they can fly to the UK from the Chinese mainland.
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How dangerous is XBB.1.5? Is it already the dominant Covid strain? And do the jabs still work? Everything you need to know about 'the Kraken' as new variant starts sweeping the UK
03/01/23 03:38
A new Covid strain nicknamed 'the Kraken' is sparking concern around the world. XBB.1.5, a sub-variant of Omicron, is already dominant parts of the US. Now it has started to sweep across the UK.
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Revealed: The tell-tale signs of throat AND breast cancer as tennis legend Martina Navratilova gets diagnosed with both diseases
03/01/23 02:03
Breast and throat cancers kill thousands of people every year in the UK. But few know how to spot tell-tale symptoms of the diseases, which could be vital in boosting their survival chances.
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Travellers from China who test positive for Covid will NOT have to self-isolate despite fears country's virus chaos may spawn new doomsday variant after wake-up call of the 'Kraken' XBB
03/01/23 09:58
In stark contrast to other countries, passengers from China who test positive for Covid on arrival in the UK will not have to self-isolate, Transport Secretary Mark Harper said today.
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Raise a glass to that! Well-hydrated adults who drink water each day can slow down the ageing process and develop fewer chronic health conditions, new study suggests
03/01/23 12:06
Researchers found that drinking enough water each day 'may slow down ageing'. The study of more than 11,000 over-30s tracked sodium levels in their blood, which increase with dehydration.
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Secret to anti-aging: Drinking eight glasses of water every day can prolong your life for up to 15 YEARS and slash the risk of heart attacks, strokes and dementia, study suggests
02/01/23 02:24
US researchers found drinking more water 'may slow down ageing' and encouraged people to ensure they drink recommended levels of around eight glasses a day.
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Future of the NHS is on a 'knife edge': 'Intolerable' A&E crisis is killing 500 patients EVERY WEEK, forcing patients to wait four days for care and is set to get WORSE, doctors warn as twindemic fuels pressures 'equivalent' to the start of Covid crisis
02/01/23 09:59
Dr Adrian Boyle, president of the Royal College of Emergency Medicine (RCEM), said hundreds of patients are dying while they wait in overpacked emergency wards in England.
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Paw-some! Owning a dog may cut risk of children getting eczema, study suggests
01/01/23 10:57
Researchers from Henry Ford Health in Detroit, Michigan, found being exposed to a dog in early childhood has a 'significant protective effect' against developing eczema in under-twos.
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250MILLION people have caught Covid in China in December, officials estimate amid warnings surge could spawn doomsday variant
23/12/22 03:43
The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention believes 18 per cent of the population have been infected, after Beijing U-turned on its controversial zero Covid policy last month.
Covid's cancelling Christmas... AGAIN! Top experts predict at least 1.5MILLION will be infected on Xmas day as health bosses 'urge the ill to celebrate alone' - and frustrated Brits are already ditching their festive plans
23/12/22 01:03
UK Health Security Agency bosses urged anyone 'feeling unwell' to avoid loved ones this weekend, with frustrated people venting their fury after testing positive in the days before festivities.
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China's Covid chaos could trigger doomsday variant that sends world back to square one in fight against pandemic, experts warn
23/12/22 10:24
The head of the World Health Organization said China's dire situation shows the pandemic is not over. Expert fear the fresh outbreak could have global ramifications - including for Britain.
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Prepare for MORE ambulance chaos! Unison announces two more strike dates in January as another union plots walk-out in Wales
22/12/22 05:12
Unison members in five ambulance services in England will walk out on January 11 and 23. The strike will affect London, Yorkshire, the North West, North East and South West.
Flu-nami! Influenza batters NHS with cases up to SIXTY times higher this year than last winter, figures show
22/12/22 04:43
NHS England data show an average of 1,939 people with flu were in hospital each day last week. It was up 67 per cent on the 1,162 recorded the previous week and 57 times higher than in 2021.
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Nigella Lawson warns 'obscene overindulgence' this Christmas will leave you looking like a 'bloated wreck' - as she reveals the one thing she'd get rid of
22/12/22 01:53
Nigella Lawson - who divided opinion with her breakfast trifle - said people can go past the point of finding eating 'pleasurable' when they meet up for Christmas dinner.
Another FIVE children die of Strep A as UK's death toll hits 24
22/12/22 01:49
Five more children have died from Strep A, official statistics show as the outbreak continues to devastate Britain. UK Health Security Agency statistics show 21 kids in England have died.
How bad are ambulance delays at YOUR hospital? Use our interactive tool to find out... as data reveals 85% of paramedic crews face 30minute waits outside busiest A&Es
22/12/22 01:03
EXCLUSIVE: Nearly 70k patients were whizzed to hospitals by 999 crews last week. But more than 28,000 - or 40 per cent - faced delays of at least 30 minutes before being passed to casualty teams.
China faces 'thermonuclear' wave of Covid: Warning virus may kill up to ONE MILLION people as the sick overwhelm hospitals and dead bodies pile up outside morgues - after Beijing reversed its draconian restrictions
22/12/22 12:15
Some of the first projections since China U-turned on zero Covid suggest up to one million people could die in the coming months, with immunity from vaccinations low.
So where DOES that £150billion-a-year go? Pie chart breaks down annual NHS expenditure as critics say it could find cash for striking nurses if ailing service stopped wasting billions on tinkering email systems, diversity roles and prescribing paracetamol
21/12/22 05:29
The NHS could stump up cash to pay striking staff better wages if it cut down on 'unacceptable levels of waste and mismanagement', campaigners claimed today.
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How slow are ambulances in YOUR area? 999 crews take up to 3 TIMES longer than they should in parts of the country... and that's BEFORE today's strike
21/12/22 03:16
Ambulances take three times longer than they should to reach heart attack patients in parts of the country, official data shows.
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Barclay isn't coming to talk! Nurses on picket line heckle Health Secretary Steve with jokey rendition of popular Christmas carol... as No10 refuses to budge on tough stance
20/12/22 04:31
Striking nurses at Leeds General Hospital soaked up the festive cheer, keeping spirits high while singing 'Barclay isn't coming to talk' to the tune of Santa Clause Is Coming To Town.
Now Britons are told don't get drunk, DRIVE or play contact sports over Christmas: Extraordinary health warning to avoid doing anything 'risky' on eve of biggest NHS ambulance strike in 30 years
20/12/22 01:57
Sir Stephen Powis, NHS England's medical director, said: 'People can also help by taking sensible steps to keep themselves and others safe during this period and not ending up in A&E.'
How many more like her will suffer? Pensioner, 93, is left lying on the floor for 25 HOURS with 'broken hip' - as ambulances prepare to join 10,000 nurses in mass NHS walkout tomorrow... with No10 telling people to only call 999 if they are dying
20/12/22 11:42
Elizabeth Davies, 93, suffered a suspected hip fracture in a fall and was left 'screaming in pain' for more than a day. The Welsh Ambulance Service has apologised for what happened.
Don't do anything 'risky' tomorrow! Health minister makes plea as up to 10,000 nurses strike today on eve of biggest ambulance crew walk-out in 30 years that experts fear will put lives at risk
20/12/22 08:00
Health minister Will Quince today urged Britons not to do anything 'risky' tomorrow because of the disruption to routine ambulance calls. It comes as nurses take to the picket line again.
No10 urges unions plotting NHS strike chaos to 'step back and reconsider' as 'really disappointed' Rishi Sunak REFUSES to budge on pay
19/12/22 02:44
Thousands of medics will walk out of hospitals for the second time in less than a week tomorrow in the biggest ever industrial action to rock the health service, sparked by the ongoing dispute over pay.
'The damage you are doing to families is terrible': Angry mother of ill girl, 3, confronts Health Secretary Steve Barclay and says she's 'scared' her daughter may die young because of Government's NHS strategy
19/12/22 11:38
The Health Secretary met with Sarah Pinnington-Auld at King's College Hospital in London today. her three-year-old daughter Lucy suffers with the genetic condition cystic fibrosis.
Nursing union WILL compromise on inflation-busting 19% pay rise demand but No10 STILL won't talk
19/12/22 09:50
Tens of thousands of medics will walk out at hospitals in England, Wales and Northern Ireland over the pay dispute tomorrow in the health service's biggest round of strikes.
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How prevalent is Covid in YOUR area? Winter wave picks up pace as hospital admissions soar by a THIRD and 'flu-nami' rocks the ailing NHS
16/12/22 12:39
UK Health Security Agency figures show 965 coronavirus patients were admitted on Monday in England, up a third on the 724 recorded the week before.
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What MailOnline readers REALLY think about the nursing strikes: More than HALF say medics were wrong to walk out... do you agree with their comments?
16/12/22 11:08
It's a topic that has sparked huge debate across the UK. So were the up to 100,000 nurses that went on strike in England, Wales and Northern Ireland right to so yesterday?
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Do YOU agree with the NHS nursing strikes? Vote here and let us know why...
15/12/22 05:55
Up to 100,000 Royal College of Nursing (RCN) medics braved -8C temperatures and snow to bolster picket lines outside ailing hospitals in England, Wales and Northern Ireland .
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Another THREE kids die of Strep A in UK as death toll hits 19 and pharmacists get power to prescribe alternative antibiotics because of drug shortage
15/12/22 04:35
UK Health Security Agency data show 16 children in England have now died with an infection, up from 13 last week. Three other deaths have been recorded in Belfast and Wales
Is laughing gas craze fading out? Use of hippy crack fell last year - as official data shows use of horse tranquiliser-cum-party drug ketamine went UP
15/12/22 03:38
Office for National Statistics (ONS) data show 3.9 per cent of 16- to 24-year-olds in England tried nitrous oxide at least once in the year up to June. It was down from 8.7 per cent the year before.
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NHS's worst EVER week for ambulance handovers: More than 12,500 patients rushed to hospital by 999 crews faced delays of over an HOUR before getting treated... as Strep A fears pile massive pressure on crippled 111 teams with 60 PER CENT increase in calls
15/12/22 11:31
More than 12,500 patients rushed to hospital by 999 crews waited more than an hour before being treated last week, NHS England figures showed. Just over a third were forced to wait at least half an hour.
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Mick 'the Grinch' Lynch sends his 'heartfelt solidarity' to NHS nurses striking tomorrow as hospitals brace for chaos with 100,000 medics preparing to walk-out
14/12/22 07:06
On the eve of the health service's biggest walk-out in history, which will affect hospitals in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, Mick Lynch said the RMT sends 'heartfelt solidarity' to nurses.
Rishi Sunak says MILLIONS will have NHS care disrupted by winter strikes as health bosses beg patients do NOT avoid getting emergency help ahead of tomorrow's nursing walk-out
14/12/22 03:33
On the eve of the NHS's biggest nursing walk-out in history, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak insisted the Government has 'consistently' met with unions to discuss pay disputes.
Taxi drivers, police officers and now... GPs! Emergency NHS plan to cover striking ambulance workers asks busy family doctors to help 999 crews
14/12/22 12:28
GPs could be drafted in when thousands of NHS paramedics and drivers walk out across England and Wales on December 21 and 28. Practices have received an 'urgent request' from the NHS.
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Boy, 5, who died of Strep A in Britain's growing outbreak was misdiagnosed with FLU as family claim they sought medical help THREE times before he was taken to hospital with killer bug
14/12/22 10:23
Jax Albert Jefferys, a five-year-old who attended Morelands Primary School in Waterlooville, Hampshire, died on Thursday, December 1. His parents say he was misdiagnosed with flu.
Patients needing an ambulance might be taken to hospital by POLICE OFFICERS as ministers draw up last-ditch plan to staff ambulances
13/12/22 05:35
The Police Federation, the body representing around 140,000 officers in England and Wales, confirmed officers could be drafted in when thousands of paramedics walk out on December 21 and 28.
Tory slams 'lastminute.com' Government for FINALLY responding to her 2020 report exposing dangers of 'barbaric' drugs and ops like sodium valproate and vaginal mesh
13/12/22 04:34
A Government-commissioned report in 2020 looked into the victims of sodium valproate - which left thousands of British babies with birth defects or special needs.
Ringing 999 on strike days? You might be taken to A&E in a TAXI, health minister admits as soldiers are drafted in to drive ambulances to non-emergency calls
12/12/22 06:55
Health minister Will Quince said cabs could be used for category 3 and 4 calls, which include patients who have fallen or have diarrhoea, on on December 21 and 28.
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Covid's rebound begins: Hospitalisations rise by 13% in a week as experts hint at return of MASKS to handle winter wave
12/12/22 06:30
UK Health Security Agency data show some 724 patients were admitted with the virus last Monday in England. It was up by 13 per cent on the 639 recorded the week before.
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Steve Barclay meets nursing union chief for negotiations to avoid winter NHS-wide strikes as Scottish health workers call OFF walk-outs after new pay offer
12/12/22 06:05
Health Secretary Steve Barclay is rapidly running out of time to avert devastating action, with up to 100,000 medics set to take to the picket lines on Thursday. The RCN confirmed talks today.
Soldiers covering striking paramedics might NOT respond to emergency 999 calls as union boss warns drivers may even REFUSE 'life and limb care' during biggest walk-out in 30 YEARS
12/12/22 01:01
The armed forces are set to be drafted in to deal with the strikes that will see tens of thousands of paramedics walk out on December 21 and 28. No10 warned of 'serious disruption' on the days.
Disabled girl, 5, with tell-tale Strep A symptoms was left without antibiotics for 24 hours after pharmacies were left 'out of stock' amid outbreak
12/12/22 11:36
Betsy Curtis, from Northumberland, who has Down's syndrome, was prescribed the drugs last Wednesday after suffering tell-tale signs of the bacterial infection for a week.
Wave of NHS strikes begins TODAY: Health workers in Northern Ireland brave freezing cold to man 24-hour picket lines in row over pay
12/12/22 08:12
Members from Unison, Nipsa and GMB have taken to picket lines at hospitals and other health service facilities across Northern Ireland. Nurses will strike as part of UK-wide action on Thursday.
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Would YOUR man try... Bocox? Inventor of the erection-boosting 'P shot' says he's got a new remedy for impotence
09/12/22 03:41
Alabama-based cosmetic dermatologist Dr Charles Runels has invented a Botox formulation he thinks will help men with impotence. Patients will get the toxin injected straight into their penis.
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Covid cases rise by another 8% in a week as virus continues its winter resurgence - with around one in 60 people infected right now
09/12/22 12:44
Office for National Statistics (ONS) experts estimate 941,700 people were infected with Covid on any given day in the week up to November 26 in England. Around one in 60 people had the virus.
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What IS stiff person syndrome? Celine Dion's one-in-a-million condition explained as she cancels world tour
08/12/22 01:03
Celine Dion revealed in December that she had been diagnosed with stiff person syndrome, a one-in-a-million neurological condition that causes frightening muscle spasms.
Chris Kamara says he could have avoided slurring speech condition which forced him to quit Sky job if it wasn't for a 'stupid' mistake
08/12/22 10:40
The former Swindon Town and Brentford midfielder, 64, revealed he was suffering with the rare neurological disorder apraxia of speech (AOS) in March, leading to him quitting punditry.
NHS begs over-50s to get Covid booster jabs ahead of Xmas amid surge in cases: Plea comes exactly TWO YEARS since Maggie Keenan became first in world to get an approved jab
08/12/22 12:00
Health chiefs have dished out 14.4million Autumn boosters in England as of November 30, but 38 per cent of eligible adults are still yet to get their fifth dose, official data shows.
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Strep A hotspots REVEALED: Cases of scarlet fever - an illness only caused by the bacterial infection - are highest on the Isle of Wight... so how many kids have been struck down in YOUR area?
07/12/22 02:14
EXCLUSIVE: The Isle of Wight saw the most scarlet fever infection infections, with 32 recorded over the week ending December 4. Some 1,131 infections were spotted across England and Wales.
What even IS ultraprocessed food? As ANOTHER study warns of its dangers, MailOnline's guide will help you tell them apart
06/12/22 05:33
Nutritionists split food into three groups based on the amount of processing they have gone through. Ultra-processed foods have been linked with a host of health problems, including dementia.
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Latvia's not just the boozing capital of Europe! Fascinating stats show it's one of the fattest, biggest smoking and shortest-living
06/12/22 04:09
Latvia ranked joint fifth in Europe for obesity, with 58 per cent of adults classed as overweight in 2019. It rose from 57 per cent in 2014, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development found.
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How much booze is in YOUR favourite drink? As a new survey reveals Britons massively underestimate how strong wines, beers and cocktails are, guess just how many units these 16 different drinks contain...
06/12/22 12:45
'Tis the season where we enjoy knocking back the booze, and indulging in festive tipples like eggnog and mulled wine. But few of us know how many units are in our after favourite beverages.
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Britain ISN'T the boozing capital of Europe: UK ranks middle of table... with Latvia in top spot, OECD data shows
05/12/22 06:24
An Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) report found Brits drank 9.7 litres of pure alcohol per adult in 2020 - 0.1 less than the EU average.
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Eating diet too heavy in cakes, biscuits and chips may lead to dementia as researchers warn of dangers of 'ultraprocessed' snacks
05/12/22 04:00
Brazilian researchers claim ultra-processed foods may lead to dementia. Their study looked at how eating too many unhealthy snacks affects the memory-robbing condition.
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Come down with a bug but haven't been tested? Use DailyMail.com's guide to tell whether it's Covid, flu or RSV
04/12/22 06:19
DailyMail.com created a guide to inform Americans which respiratory virus is responsible for any flu-like symptoms they may be feeling this winter, whether a cold, RSV or COVID-19.
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Is YOUR area a Covid hotspot? Interactive map reveals worst-hit boroughs across UK - as virus continues to fizzle out
18/11/22 12:18
Office for National Statistics (ONS) experts estimate 940,700 people in England were infected with the virus on any given day in the week ending November 8. It was down 29 per cent in a week.
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'Seismic shift' in the race to beat type 1 diabetes: US approves world-first drug which delays condition by up to THREE YEARS - putting pressure on UK to give it green light 'as soon as possible'
18/11/22 08:09
Teplizumab is a type of immunotherapy that works by tackling the root cause of diabetes. The drug tells the immune system not to attack pancreatic cells which produce insulin.
How UK's health system REALLY compares to Scandinavia: As Jeremy Hunt demands Swedish-esque quality in the NHS, data shows how UK has HALF the number of nurses and doctors
17/11/22 06:12
Jeremy Hunt today said the NHS should strive for 'Scandinavian quality' to provide better outcomes for patients and better value for taxpayers.

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