Emily Stearn is a Health Reporter at various esteemed publications. She specializes in health and wellness, covering topics such as nutrition, alternative medicine, and the intersection of social issues with healthcare. Emily's work has been featured in Slim and Healthy, Perth Now, Cigalah Group, Knowledia, NIGERIAN TRIBUNE, Express Digest, and MailOnline.
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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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Scientists said the British-led study provides more hope than ever before that the condition could be tackled through new interventions.
Leicester is the weight loss injection capital with almost 2,000 drugs prescribed each month, 6.8 times the proportion dished out in Kernow, Cornwall.
Marburg virus, a relative of Ebola, causes people to bleed from their orifices and kills up to 9 in 10 of those infected with no vaccines or treatments available.
More than 97,000 patients were in hospital in England - higher than any point so far this winter. It marked an average bed occupancy rate of 96 per cent.
The actor was best known for his role as Sol Campbell on the Channel 4 soap, before appearing on the reality series Celebrity Love Island and Celebrity Big Brother.
On social media some quipped that they 'barely recognize' the stars, with others even adding it was 'such a shame they feel they need to do this'.
According to TV doctor and NHS paediatrician Dr Ranj Singh, the drink -available for as little as £1 in supermarkets - is rich in lycopene that inhibits bad cholesterol.
The podcaster, 57, who described his grim ordeal online, said diarrhoea was 'really the only one
According to public health nutritionist and author of 'Nutrition for ADHD and Dyslexia', Dr Emma Derbyshire, there really are surprising foods that can impact behaviour.
While vapes are generally considered safer than cigarettes, until now experts were unsure what makes users more susceptible to serious respiratory illness.
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