Health

Updated: 16:55 EST

Photos reveal days-old Alabama SEXTUPLETS

Courtney and Eric Waldrop, 35, became parents of nine on Monday after delivering sextuplets at Huntsville Hospital in Alabama. Photos reveal the premature newborns.

Frank T McAndrew is a professor of psychology at Knox College in Illinois. He explains why you can love a place like a person, and how those feelings are triggered by the holiday season.

A study from Columbia University in New York found that ketamine rapidly diminished suicidal thoughts. There is currently no rapid relief drug to quell suicidal thoughts and behavior.

The CDC warns that 30 more people have been diagnosed with Campylobacter, an infection linked to puppies. This brings the total number of cases to 97 in 17 states.

The CDC has tracked the progress of 19 babies with Zika-related microcephaly since birth and reports that as they approach their second birthdays, most face significant developmental delays.

Robbery victim, 23, has bullet pulled out of his nostril

EXCLUSIVE: Tanveer Ahmed Ansari (left), 23, from Gorakhpur, India, was shot in the face earlier this month when he was the victim of a robbery, but incredibly it didn't kill him. He was blinded in his left eye and the 3cm-long bullet became lodged, but various doctors refused to treat him due to the risks of the operation. Surgeons in Mumbai eventually agreed to remove the bullet - and were able to pull it out without making a single incision (top right). Pictures given exclusively to MailOnline show Mr Ansari's unsightly wound and the gruesome procedure at JJ Hospital in full-flow. X-ray scans (bottom right) also reveal exactly where the bullet became stuck in the man's face - which allowed surgeons to consider their options for removing it.

London-born Diane Kendal, a make-up artist and product consultant for Marc Jacobs Beauty, said that you should avoid heavy lip liner, always apply lip balm and don't go too defined.

Researchers from the University College London found the family's inability to feel pain lets certain relatives tolerate dangerously high temperatures and eat copious amounts of chillies.

Researchers from Queen Mary University of London found one drinks contains 20 teaspoons of sugar, which is more than three times the daily recommendation, making them 'inappropriate'.

Dementia gran 'gets spark back' by volunteering at nursery

Joyce Stackhouse, from Somerset, struggles to remember what she has done or people she sees. But the 85-year-old lights up during her weekly two-hour visits at Highdale Day Nursery where the children fondly know her as 'Nanny Joyce'. The visits have had great improvements on her mobility and her mental capacity. Her granddaughter Claire was inspired by Channel 4's 'Old People's Home For Four-Year-Olds' show.

The Nice guidance, which was announced this morning, follows the death of Christina Brajcic, a Canadian campaigner who died from sepsis, reportedly triggered by her controversial implant.

Researchers at The Johns Hopkins University found a mix of dust, sand and non-exhaust tailpipe emissions increases youngsters under 11's risk of the lung condition by 1.3 percent, a study revealed today.

Brain implants could mean machines merge with humans and start to take on human traits, Dr Mikhail Lebedev, an expert at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, claims.

Billed as 'the most high tech oil on the market' due to its blend of 32 natural plant ingredients, Lumity Skin's Nutrient Face Oil shifted 10,000 bottles on its launch and is now completely sold out.

Indian woman bullied for her white skin and ginger hair

Pooja Ganatra (left), 24, who was born in Mumbai, has flaming ginger hair, deep emerald eyes and white skin - like that of a stereotypical Gaelic woman. But the proud Indian was actually born to 'typically Indian' parents (pictured right with her father Rajesh, 51, and mother Hemaxi, 46) who thought her freckles were a birth defect - and have no idea where her unusual looks come from. She was even rushed to hospital as a child (inset) over fears she had a skin disease and told she couldn't wear sleeveless tops while studying at university. Miss Ganatra's appearance, believed to stem from her ancestors, has made her feel like a foreigner in her own country - with Indians staring and asking for pictures. Because of her complexion, strangers are often shocked to discover she speaks Hindi and try to charge her tourist prices because they think she is a backpacker.

Speaking at Web Summit in Lisbon, Bryan Johnson founder of Kernel a start-up developing brain microchips, said unlocking the mind is the 'greatest thing' humanity can achieve (stock image).

The Kings College London findings dispute the substantial body of evidence that links smoking cannabis to the mental health condition that drives some to suicide.

Nine million adults suffer from damaging loneliness that is as harmful to their health as smoking or obesity, a report said yesterday. It labelled loneliness a ‘social epidemic’.

Seven-year-old makes 65 stockings for children in Perth

Christmas is the time where families come together and celebrate but unfortunately not everyone is lucky enough to do so. To make the day a little bit more cheerful seven-year-old Aroha White (pictured left, right and inset), who is currently fighting leukaemia, is making stockings for the children on her hospital ward in Perth. 'She's been going to school a couple of days a week and once she walks through the door it's the first thing she wants to do, so she's been chipping away at it slowly,' Aroha's mum, Emma White, 30, told Daily Mail Australia.

Researchers at the VCU School of Engineering researchers discovered that radiation alone does not have an effect on muscle loss - but, it does amplify the negative effects on the bones.

Parents are risking their child's health by offering them wine with their meal according to a new report. According to experts it is a myth that giving under-14s alcohol prevents them from binge drinking.

The number of patients suffering from norovrius was up by 70% last week as it rose to 1,336 from 790 the previous week. Experts have said the spike was adding to pressure on beds.

People who drink a cup of hot tea at least once a day are 74 per cent less likely to be diagnosed with glaucoma - a severe eye problem which affects 600,000 people in Britain.

Florida woman pens letter to mother of son's organ donor

When Kate Harris' (left) one-year-old son was seven weeks old he had heart attacks and needed a new heart. He received the transplant from a donor but it came with the knowledge that another woman had lost her baby. The 33-year-old mother from Florida penned an open letter to the mother of her son's organ donor to express thanks and sorrow.

Radon is a radioactive, invisible and odorless gas that is the leading cause for lung cancer after cigarette smoke. A study from the University of Calgary in Canada found it in one in eight homes.

Researchers from the University of Windsor in Canada found dishonest, showy teenagers use bullying to pursue their crushes. Bullying may also be used to show their competition in a bad light.

Researchers from Texas A&M; University claim attempting to resist temptation early in the day means we're far more likely to lack self-control at night - an effect known as 'ego-depletion'.

Rob Mooberry, now 43, was 38 when he was diagnosed with stage 4 colorectal cancer in Las Vegas, where he is a bartender. He switched to a vegan diet after chemo, and the cancer shrunk.

Bedfordshire woman ‘cured’ of acne by £12.95 cream

Stephanie Barrett (pictured left and bottom right after using the cream), from Ampthill, Bedfordshire, had endured endless bouts of spots (top right) ever since she was a teenager - but none worked. Desperate attempts to rid herself of the unsightly pimples have led to her trying a range of creams, ice cubes and even potato skins. But the event manager, whose skin became so sensitive from all the products that she was unable to wear make-up, finally found relief in a £12.95 cream. Silver Serum, which contains tiny fragments of silver, seeks out and kills bad skin bacteria, deemed responsible for the condition.

Michelle Sconce Massaquoi, a microbiologist at the University of Oregon, breaks down the classic mistakes we all make, and reveals tips to ensure a good hand-clean.

This year's report by the National Institute of Drug Abuse, released this morning, found that use of nearly all types of drugs had fallen among the 43,703 teens surveyed.

Cut the wine and try yogurt says Dr Eunjung Jo, a dentist at Astor Smile in New York City, who explains there are some golden rules to avoid aggravating the burn and speed up your recovery.

Even 'small improvements' in lifestyles would help reduce the risk of dying prematurely from cancer, claimed researchers at the QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute, Brisbane.

Make-A-Wish sends 7 teens to Star Wars premiere

Seven teens with life-threatening illnesses had the chance to the meet the stars of The Last Jedi at the world premiere in Los Angeles.Thanks to the Make-A-Wish foundation Tyler Woodward, 17, (inset left) and Chris Alegria, 18, (inset right) who suffer from leukemia and brain cancer were able to meet stars Adam Driver (right) and Daisy Ridley (left).

NHSquicker has been launched by the Health and Care IMPACT Network, a collaboration between the NHS across Devon and Cornwall and academics from the University of Exeter.

Researchers from the Kaiser Permanente Division of Research in Oakland, California, built on previous studies linking such radiation to genetic damage that can cause poor human health.

The patient, whose name is unknown, used the bendy object for sexual gratification when he was drunk, was treated by medics from the Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust.

Researchers from Bethel University in Minnesota studied people who have or are at risk of type 2 diabetes. Those on a low carb diet saw significantly better results than those on a standard diet.

Conjoined twins from Mumbai successfully separated

Born on September 19 last year, Love and Prince Zalte (right after the procedure), from Mumbai, were attached from the lower part of the chest and shared a liver, intestine, bladder and pelvis (left). The high-risk surgery started at 4am on Tuesday and involved paediatric surgeons, anaesthetists and orthopaedic surgeons, among others doctors.

Heidi Loughlin, 35, from Bristol, said the world is her oyster after defying the death sentence imposed on her by doctors. She was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive breast cancer in 2015.

A 'grade A' incident took place at the unnamed IVF clinic in the UK after a doctor did not sign or input the results of the parents' screening tests into their medical records. They were carriers of the illness.

Quality health care for older patients is crucial as the US population ages, but widespread discrimination found by a set of California universities could discourage people in need from seeking care.

Researchers from The University of Texas in Houston believe their finding 'reinforces the point that HPV vaccination should not be thought of only in the context of sexual behavior.'

Baby born ONE WEEK before the abortion time-limit

One of the youngest premature babies to survive in Britain, Arthur (left), from Nottingham, is even more of a miracle as both of his parents (pictured right) suffer health problems and thought they would never conceive. Shortly after he was born, Arhur's upper body was the same length as an adult's hand (inset). Although the youngster has endured two brain bleeds and suffered a life-threatening E.coli infection during his short life, he is expected to be home in March.

The trial, led by Barts Health NHS Trust, saw 13 patients injected with a copy of the missing gene that puts them at risk of excessive bleeding, which allowed cells to produce the missing factor.

The handy guide, published originally on Healthista, comes as the dreaded 'Aussie flu' is expected to wreak havoc on the NHS after blighting Australia during the country's winter.

Children who routinely eat their meals together with their family are more likely to experience long-term physical and mental health benefits, a new Canadian study shows.

Nathan Box, seven, from Hornchurch, was struck down by a mystery illness two years ago - but doctors assumed it was epilepsy. However, tests revealed she had a Hypothalamic Hamartoma.

Alabama toddler recovers moments before plug is pulled

Lacey Jane Ayers, three, was in a car accident on Saturday while coming home from Christmas shopping with her mother Shayla, 20, father Cody, 21, (both pictured) and two-month old brother Waylon. She was airlifted to Alabama Children's Hospital where she was put on life support. While doctors waited for Lacey Jane's mother to come to the hospital to say goodbye, she began breathing on her own and showed signs of movement.

Speaking to FEMAIL, dermatologist Dr Natasha Cook revealed the six common mistakes people are making when it comes to protecting their skin from the Australian sun.

While many may try to avoid eating their greens, a study has found children who eat healthily also appear to get on better with friends and avoid being bullied.

Jessica Hepburn believes couples are often not prepared emotionally or financially when undergoing IVF. Justine Bold's relationship broke down partly because of her treatment.

YouTube star Remi Ashten has revealed how she lost 45lbs in just three months in a revealing video posted to her channel, pictured in April 2017 before her weight loss and November 2017.

Wine glasses have doubled in size since the 1990s

Wine glasses in Britain have doubled in size since the 1990s, and researchers at Cambridge University think it could be making people drink more. The scientists compared glasses from hundreds of years ago, and found that glasses in 1700 held only 66ml, which is around the same size as a double shot of spirits today.

Children experience a huge increase in dangerous central body fat if they spend at least two years in a school with unhealthy foods, according to a Concordia University researcher.

Behavioral scientists at RAND Corporation who conducted the study said they believe it could be a defensive reaction from teens who don't want to be told what to do.

Five fires in California have scorched over 230,000 acres of land in the state, but the effects of smoke inhalation extend far beyond the blazes, endangering more than a million people.

An expert from the London-based Royal College of psychiatrists claims that women may be happier than men above the age of 85 because more people are widowed by then (stock).

Ex-NFL star Larry Johnson believes he has CTE

Former Kansas City Chief Larry Johnson, 38, told The Washington Post that he suffers from anxiety, paranoia and self-destructive impulses that he calls 'demons' due to CTE. Though he believes CTE is to blame for his erratic behavior, doctors cannot diagnose the disease until after death. He said he cannot remember two years of his NFL career and is making videos as s 'time capsule' for him and his seven-year-old daughter Jaylen (right). He likens himself to former player Aaron Hernandez who was found to have the most severe case of CTE after he took his own life while in jail for murder.

A study from the University of Zurich in Switzerland showed those who bring work home with them are more likely to suffer from exhaustion and have a lower sense of well-being.

The annual rankings from United Health Foundation assess 35 different factors, from smoking and obesity rates to pollution, concentration of doctors, and causes of death.

The NHS's Health Survey for England, which involved 8,011 adults, also uncovered alarming rates of inactivity, heavy drinking, dieting and poor mental health.

Oregon bodybuilder reveals struggle with extreme bloating

Michelle Middleton, a bodybuilder from Portland, Oregon has revealed her struggle with extreme bloating on Instagram, while detailing the different trigger foods that can cause her abs to disappear in minutes. Having transformed her body in 2015 - dropping seven pant sizes - after she ditched cardio in favor of weight lifting, Michelle usually follows the Low FODMAP Diet which bans certain foods that are harder to digest and can cause a host of digestive issues. However, she also revealed that she still struggles with her nutrition and staying on track as she loves food.

Exposure to tiny particles of air pollution may damage the developing brains of teens in ways that make them more likely to act out growing up, a new study from the University of Southern California says.

Children exposed to ADHD drugs like Ritalin in the first trimester are more likely to have heart deformities, according to a new study by the Brigham and Women's Hospital.

Researchers from the National Center for Health Statistics in Atlanta build on past research that found gay or bisexual people are more likely to suffer from insomnia due to severe psychological stress.

Francisco Nunez Olivera, who lives in the village of Bienvenida in Badajoz, south-west Spain, became the world's oldest man after the death of Polish-born Israeli Yisrael Kristal on August 11.

Liz Earle, 54, from the West Country, reveals the foods to add to your diet over the winter months in order to care for your skin, boost your defences and improve your mood.

Christmas decorations make you feel better and fight less

Many elements of holiday decor appeal to our senses in ways that mimic our evolutionary sense of safety, comfort and closeness, and a Chicago design psychologist explains how to create the warmest environment this season.

Marmite's supposed benefits stem from its abundance of vitamin B - deemed to be 'important' in alleviating mental pressure, according to scientists at the University of Victoria, Australia.

The London-based Committee of Toxicology reports that despite smokeless tobacco exposing users to up to 90 percent fewer chemicals than cigarettes, their safety information is unclear.

Revealed: The strict diet and 25-minute workout, complete with state-of-the-art recovery sleeve, the Star Wars cast used to get camera-ready

Chris Vincent and Jack Graves from the LA-based wellbeing management company Altus Health ensured the stars including lead actress Daisy Ridley (right) ate nutritious, organic food. The duo also put the cast through their paces, having them work out up to five times a week, even if it meant exercising between takes at 4am.

Dr Stuart Flint, a psychologist at Leeds Beckett University, believes it is premature to call the trendy gadgets a 'healthier alternative' to traditional cigarettes.

Micah Gabriel Masson Lopez, from Quebec, suffers from an agonising condition, called food-protein induced enterocolitis syndrome, which means he is allergic to almost every other food.

Penny Sullivan, from Australia, was diagnosed with bipolar. Then her doctor prescribed 'as much sex as she could handle'. Semen contains mild anti-depressant compounds, says expert.

Baby born with her heart growing outside of her chest

Vanellope Hope Wilkins was due to be delivered on Christmas Eve before a rare condition meant she had to be born prematurely by caesarean section on November 22 at Glenfield Hospital in Leicester. The condition, ectopia cordis, which was discovered during a scan after nine weeks’ pregnancy, showed the baby’s heart and part of her stomach were growing on the outside of her body. Her parents, Naomi Findlay and Dean Wilkins, of Bulwell, Nottinghamshire, said the first scans led doctors to tell them that 'termination' was the only option. And experts, including the consultant cardiologist, have said that they do not know of a case in the UK where a baby has survived such a condition.

A survey of 1,000 British adults revealed three quarters of dieters who had regular sleep patterns found it easier to shed pounds from their waistline.

Researchers from Michigan State University found patients who use marijuana have fewer inflammatory white blood cells, which are involved in the immune system and can affect mental agility.

Chelsea Sylvaria, 33, of Bristol, Rhode Island, explained on Facebook that her daughter Riley told her she doesn't love herself, and the moment inspired her husband Dave to shave his head.

The force is strong with this one! 'Luke Skywalker' prosthetic AI hand lets amputee play the piano again

A remarkable new type of prosthetic inspired by Luke Skywalker’s bionic hand (pictured top left, from the Star Wars films) has allowed an amputee musician to play piano once again. Jason Barnes (main image), who lost part of his right arm in a work accident five years ago, has been fitted with a prosthetic arm designed by Georgia Tech researchers to give the wearer individual control of each finger. Distinguishing it from other prosthetics on the market, the new device is powered by ultrasound signals to detect what movements a person wants to carry out.

Patients who were treated by physicians over 60 had a higher mortality rate, found a study of 730,000 people by Harvard Medical School. This is compared to those cared for by medics under 40.

Teresita Briones, 79, from Iligan City, Philippines, began to suffer complications after she had a small blemish on her cheek removed. She begs on the street and locals have try to help her.

Bristol Uni says smokers less attractive to opposite sex

Researchers from Bristol University asked a group of 500 people to pick the more attractive twin out of a smoker and a non-smoker from a series of siblings (pictured). Both men and women picked the non-smoker as being more attractive. Smoking can speed up the normal ageing, even after only a decade. Nicotine causes narrowing of the blood vessels in the outermost layers of the skin, while the chemicals in tobacco smoke damage collagen and elastin, which give the skin its elasticity.

Those that live near to a gym and further away from a takeaway are more likely to be slim according to a study. The study which tracked 400,000 people found convenience is key to keeping in shape.

Courtney and Eric Waldrop, 35, welcomed three boys and three girls yesterday to join their twins, five, and oldest son, eight. The family from Alabama is now a family of 11.

A recent study found that birth control was linked to an increased risk of breast cancer. But a doctor from Brigham & Women's Hospital explains why the benefits can outweigh the risks.

Queensland woman loses 50kgs without a diet

Queensland woman Chenai Boucher (pictured), 20, tipped the scales at 120kgs before a combination of powerlifting and CrossFit exercise led to a 50kg weight-loss. Speaking to FEMAIL, Ms Boucher said she found it impossible to both exercise and diet, so she decided to just focus on physical activity after becoming fed up with her weight.

Dr Ford Vox, a brain specialist at Atlanta's Shepherd Center, has broken down moments in Donald Trump's presidency which he believes to show symptoms of predementia.

Tests conducted by ConsumerLab.com found that the preservatives and sugars in gummy vitamins take the nutrients out of them and prevent the body from absorbing the vitamins.

The new video from ACS Reactions explores the so-called ‘cilantroversy’ that causes people to be so divided on the common herb. Scientists say it may be because of a genetic variation.

Diet soda - in reasonable amounts - has been linked to elevated risks for dementia, heart disease, diabetes, disrupted gut flora and more, so drinking 12 cans of Diet Coke a day could really wreak havoc.

Booze Traveler host Jack Maxwell has blood cancer

The 54-year-old TV star - who travels the world sampling alcohol from different cultures - revealed his diagnosis on Tuesday by tweeting: 'I have cancer. 3 little words, one big sentence.' Maxwell revealed that his only symptom was exhaustion, which he assumed was from traveling. But a biopsy in April 2016 confirmed his diagnosis. He only missed two days of filming the fourth season in Tahiti, Costa Rica and Scandinavia. Pictured: Maxwell (left) during his biopsy in April 2016; (top right) with Stephen Colbert in January 2016 shortly before his diagnosis; (bottom right) in Cuba on the show in the third season.

As a developmental scientist, Kristen Dunfield of Concordia University spends most of her time researching children's trust, how trust develops and what happens when it's broken.

Max Lowery – a 27-year-old former competitive sprinter from London – gives his tips. He has shared a video of exercises that you can fit in over the festive period to stay in shape.

The FDA has sent a warning letter to the makers of Coco Loko, a snort-able chocolate powder that the administration says encourages drug abuse and poses health risks.

A study from Northwestern University revealed that 92 percent of physicians would prescribe marijuana to children with cancer, but those who were certified to do so were reluctant.

Cases of meningitis W have rocketed by 922% in eight years

Shirali Patel (right), who achieved A* grades at Harrow, was forced to restart her medicine degree at Cambridge University after spending three months in hospital (left) with meningitis W. Her symptoms began with a sore throat before quickly escalating. Miss Patel (pictured inset with her mother Alvina, father Dee and brother Kelan) is now barely able to remember her ordeal, which left her critically ill. Her story follows Public Health England data which shows meningitis W has struck 225 people since July last year - despite there still being six months left to run before the final amount is calculated. In contrast, the strain infected just 22 people in 2009/10.

A global survey has found that men and women want sex to last for just over 25 minutes. But the reality is rather different. Houston sex therapist Mary Jo Rapini explains why sex drive can take a dip.

Doctors at Leeds General Infirmary, who treated the unidentified patient and reported the strange case in a medical journal, said the shigella flexneri bacteria caused his reactive arthritis. (stock)

Researchers from the University of Wollongong in Australia found that improvements in palliative care have made death more comfortable. But not everyone who needs the care, receives it.

Researchers from Binghamton University in New York found young adults' mental health is boosted when they exercise and eat meat regularly. Mature adults should have vegetables.

Dr Siobhan Banks and Crystal Grant, a PhD student, who are both based at the University of South Australia, claim that getting a good sleep can be 'tough'.

Boy's letter to Santa asking him to help cancer-struck pal

Luke Bedford says all he wants for Christmas is for Orla Hermitage to live (the youngsters, both from Hertfordshire pictured top right). Orla (left and with her family bottom right) has been battling inoperable cancer since she was 10 months old. She has endured gruelling chemotherapy for two-and-a-half years. But her tumour has grown and her mother says this Christmas maybe their last with Orla. Luke is raising money for The Sick Children's Trust and Keech Hospice Care.

Researchers from the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota found emoticons are just as reliable as lengthy questionnaires in assessing cancer sufferers' moods but in a 'universal' language.

Fiza Channa, from Karachi, Pakistan, has an umbilical hernia, which weighs more than 1kg (2.2lbs). She cannot walk or run like children her age or fit in clothes properly.

Half of non-smoking, middle-aged people with a healthy weight have clogged arteries, found researchers from the Spanish National Center for Cardiovascular Research.

Mick Jagger (pictured, aged 29) had the same mischievous twinkle, toothy grin and cheeky dimples as his daughter Jade, now 46, and it is clear that she doesn't take after mother Bianca.

Bullied Birmingham teenager lost over 2 stone in 18 months

University student Olivia Pearsall, 18, from Birmingham, said she was constantly targeted by classmates who teased her for being overweight. The teenager (left, before and right and inset today), who lives in Brisbane, Australia, said she 'wasn't happy with herself' and 'hated' looking at her reflection. The turning point came when she started following fitness bloggers on Instagram and she decided to start exercising. She has lost 2.5st in the last 18 months and said she feels 'happier and healthier' than ever.

Researchers at University of California and University of Rome studied people aged between 91 and 101 and found their mental health was better than their younger family members.

GRAPHIC CONTENT: Emelle Lewis, 22, from Huddersfield, started losing weight at 15 after thinking she was too 'fat' to get a boyfriend. Her spiral into anorexia saw her hospitalised seven times.

Dr Catherine Bell said the series is encouraging patients to use surgeries inappropriately because character, Dr Brown Bear, pictured, is often seen prescribing medicines for minor ailments.

Skin cancer survivor compared to Angelina Jolie

Kentucky-born nurse Tawny Willoughby (left), who now lives in Alabama, went viral when she shared a photo of her face covered in scars and blisters (right) in 2015. Her selfie lead to a surge in public engagement with skin cancer prevention, similar to Angelina Jolie's (center) impact on breast cancer testing in 2013 after she revealed she had undergone a double mastectomy because she was diagnosed with the BRCA1 gene, now known as the 'Jolie gene'.

A traditional symphony may be performed by brass, woodwinds, percussion and strings, but one scientist believes she’s found another unlikely instrument: heartbeats.

The Health Secretary urged the public to overcome a ‘fatal reluctance’ to discuss the issue and back the idea of having to opt out if they do not want to donate organs.

Emily Heap's parents, Emma and Roger, both 50, from Northampton, receive judgmental looks from strangers when they eat in public with their severely overweight daughter, despite her illness.

The secret behind Jesinta Franklin's glowing skin

Jesinta Franklin (nee Campbell), 26, (pictured left, right and inset) has some of the most enviable skin in the game – dewy, flawless and downright Instagram worthy. The Sydney-sider has recently spilled the secret on what gives her the enviably glowing skin she is known for. 'The first time I tried this method my skin was incredibly silky smooth for days afterwards; it was brighter and everyone would comment on my complexion,' Jesinta wrote.

The evidence is presented in the British Medical Journal (BMJ), in a report by Dr Kyle Sue, a clinical assistant professor at Memorial University of Newfoundland in Canada.

Martyn Lloyd-Kelly prided himself on his clean driving record, with not even a minor scrape during the 11 years that he’d held his licence. So he was devastated when his licence was revoked.

Sherri Coleman recently spent a week paralysed, imprisoned in her upstairs bedroom, because her doctors say they can’t give her the drug she needs.

Dark under-eye circles, acne with excess facial hair, thinning eyebrows and blotchy cheeks could be indicative of a health problem, Dr Susan Taylor explains on the Megyn Kelly TODAY show.

Dermatologist reveals how a Christmas binge affects skin

Alcohol is a diuretic, forcing water out of body and making it harder to rehydrate. It can cause skin to look sallow and make fine lines and pores more pronounced. Alcohol also increases the opening of blood vessels in the skin, which can cause redness and rosacea. The sugar in alcohol leads to increased inflammation, while salt causes puffy eyes and under-eye bags.

Researchers from the National Institute on Aging found that mice on intermittent fasting regimens grew more new brain cells, improving learning, memory and cognition.

'Every couple of years since 2002 I would have constant bowel pain. It was a dull ache, with waves of sharp spasms, says David Calver, who benefited from new kidney stone treatment.

Cara Pressman,15, of New York, was denied insurance coverage for a simple procedure to stop the teen's frequent seizures, even though it is safe, minimally invasive and cheap.

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