John Ely is a Senior Health Reporter at Cigalah Group. He specializes in health and wellness, covering a range of topics including medicine and healthcare, alternative medicine, and social issues related to nutrition and the coronavirus in the United Kingdom. John’s work has been featured in Express Digest and MailOnline.
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Emma King from Maidstone was a regular at her running clubs and sports classes but in 2017 started experiencing persistent digestive issues and stomach problems.
Social media influencer Bella, who shares videos under the Instagram alias 'steakandbuttergal', is said to have avoided all carbohydrates, fruit and vegetables for the past six years.
The unnamed patient, described as a housewife and believed to be from southern Italy developed a condition called unilateral gigantomastia, where only one breast grows abnormally large.
Cheryle Brandon, 51, from Surrey started experiencing what she thought were relatively minor ailments but the real cause turned out to be a cancer that kills most people within a year.
American scientists found inhaling xenon boosted brain health and improved problem-solving skills, which could potentially help combat the currently incurable disease.
Youtuber Luke Longden, who lives near Doncaster, described himself a complete novice runner but embarked on the challenge to see if he could inspire others to take up a new fitness goal.
Using the latest NHS data MailOnline has created a tool enabling you to see whether apocalyptic 12-hour A&E waits are the norm at your local hospital.
In a TikTok viewed over 8million times Steve Kinyon, who lives in Utah in the US, revealed the colossal amount of carbonated drinks he consumes on a daily basis.
American researchers found cancer rates in women under 50 in the US are now 82 per cent higher than men of the same age and data suggests a similar pattern is emerging in the UK.
Scientists examining data from over 400,000 Brits and Americans found a link between genes that indicate someone is at increased risk of having disorders like ADHD and their choice of job.
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