Emily Stearn is a health reporter for MailOnline, with a focus on national health issues in the United Kingdom. Her articles cover a range of topics including outbreaks, strikes in the NHS, and the impact on patients. Emily's work has also been featured in Perth Now.
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Emily's coverage is heavily focused on healthcare, scientific findings, and government announcements related to health and medical conditions. She also covers breaking news in this space.
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It is feared the dip, which costs £1.40, has been contaminated and 'may contain' the bacteria. The nasty bug usually causes a fever, sickness and diarrhoea.
By: Emily Stearn
By EMILY STEARN, SENIOR HEALTH JOURNALIST FOR MAILONLINE | Tesco has urgently recalled one of its own brands due to salmonella fears.
By: Emily Stearn
There are fears the yoghurt dip, which costs £1.40, is contaminated and ‘may contain' the bacteria.
Holly Bedford, from Torquay, was first diagnosed with malignant melanoma - a deadly forms of skin cancer - in 2019 at just 27. But it returned earlier this year.
It would mark the first legal suit the company has faced on the issue in the UK and the biggest pharmaceutical group action in English and Welsh legal history.
The Bafta winner was diagnosed with the condition aged 22, after he began experiencing worrying symptoms like 'losing weight and urinating more often'.
Barbers believe this is due to more men opting for skin fade haircuts - when the sides are shaved short, and length is left on top - at 'cheap, dirty unqualified' shops'.
Experts have warned that doing the deed in the second most comfortable place in the house could result in a host of nasty infections.
The alcohol is attracting fresh attention over its role in the deaths of six foreign tourists who had drunk shots allegedly laced with methanol while on holiday in Laos.
Viewers have now fixated their attention on Tulisa's hairline, arguing her locks 'aren't real' or 'natural'. Others accused the star of 'wearing a wig' given 'her hair just looks too perfect'.
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