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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Feeling as stuffed as the turkey on Christmas Day has become an accidental festive tradition for many. But for some, the tummy troubles may not just be down to overeating.
Said to make muscles stronger and resilient, Spanish scientists say they may in fact be making consumers pile on unwanted, excess pounds.
US researchers analysed over 20,000 adults over 50, to estimate their likelihood of the memory-robbing condition. Experts said there were 12 that heightened the risk.
Surveillance programmes that monitor the UK's outbreak suggest flu hospital admissions in England have already surpassed last year's peak.
People exposed to the seemingly harmless bug may develop an intestinal infection, allowing it to enter the bloodstream and travel to the brain, US scientists said.
Rates of the vomiting bug, which can also cause diarrhoea, in England are also more than double the levels seen pre-Covid for this time of year, fresh figures show.
Amy Parker, from Adelaide, ditched the Pill in February after ending her seven-year relationship. By May the thought of dating men filled her with 'disgust'.
Althia Bryden, from Highbury in London, fears her new distinctive accent is stuck after suffering a stroke in May that left her unable to feel the upper right side of her body.
A breast cancer diagnosis is almost always followed by invasive biopsies, surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and hormone treatments. But could all that be set to change?
But have you ever wondered why you feel so much worse the morning after sampling a few Merlots and Malbecs? Researchers believe they now know why.
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