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It comes as stark figures yesterday revealed that nationwide, women are having fewer babies than at any time since the 1930s, laying bare the reality of the crisis.
Over half of supermarket ice creams branded as the classic flavour, don't contain the traditional ingredients vanilla, cream or even fresh milk.
Tests on almost 150 tins purchased in France, Italy, Spain, Germany and Britain, found all 'were contaminated with mercury'.
The clade 1b mutation, which experts have called ' the most dangerous one so far', is believed to be behind a wave of miscarriages, and kills one in ten of those infected.
The mutation, dubbed clade 1b, was only caught after the patient travelled to the UK from a holiday in Africa on October 21, before developing symptoms a day later.
Rates of one of the four bugs are up over 40 per cent in just a fortnight figures show, piling pressure on the health service before the season even gets into full swing.
It's a stance flamingos usually take - but seeing how long you can balance on one leg really could be a good test of your health.
Cases of the winter vomiting bug, which can also cause diarrhoea, are up over 40 per cent in just a fortnight in England, figures show.
It was only after the now 33-year-old suffered two more medical episodes that she sought further medical attention. An MRI scan showed she had a golf-ball sized tumour.
According to Dr Sam Parnia, an associate professor of medicine at New York University, patients frequently 'start to relive every single moment of their lives'.
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