John Ely is a Senior Health Reporter for MailOnline and Express Digest, specializing in national health news in the United Kingdom. With a focus on providing the latest updates on medical breakthroughs, health policies, and personal stories, John aims to inform and educate readers about important health issues and promote well-being in the UK.
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The midfielder, 22, fell to the ground and was rushed off the pitch via ambulance during his side's Serie A match against Inter Milan on Sunday.
The chemical, which would be introduced to cattle's food, is designed to reduce the amount of methane they produce in digestion, but doesn't transfer into milk.
Italian researchers have found people who eat more ultra-processed-food (UPF) have increased signs of biological ageing in a study of almost 22,000 people.
An American medic specialising in gut health has provided a surprisingly simple solution to avoid an ill-timed fart casting a foul-smelling cloud over a social event.
Parents have been warned shops are responding to massive demand among young people for imported American sweets that are banned in Britian due to having ingredients linked to health hazards.
A new study on almost 1million Brits over the age of 55 suggests some types of medication taken regularly prescribed to thousands of Brits can increase the risk of dementia by about third.
A total of 46 pesticides with links to cancer had been detected on food imports to Britain as of the end of last year, the latest available data, more than double the amount found on UK produce.
MailOnline can reveal multiple NHS employers have advertised for several such roles over the past year-and-a-half, some offering salaries of about £50,000.
NHS leaders have warned that hospitals are bracing for a so-called 'quad-demic' of disease over the winter months.
Spanish experts found dietary exposure to this substance could increase raise risk of cardiovascular disease, which includes strokes and heart attacks, by about two thirds in some studies.
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