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US states propose domestic violence registries – but could they harm women?
Tennessee leads way but experts say offender registry could provide a false sense of security – and identify victimsWhen Amanda Martin started dating Christopher Cendroski, whose family has described him as “big-hearted”, she had no idea he had been arrested for domestic assault. Had she known, she said she never would become involved with him.A few months into their relationship, which began in 2011, Cendroski started beating Martin, and in May 2012, he nearly choked her to death, she said. Pol...
What Canada’s Euthanasia Surge Reveals About Single-Payer Health Care
For patients facing severe illness and suffering, the option is framed as an act of compassion. But its rapid expansion raises uncomfortable questions.
Joanna Lumley targeted by masked thieves who tried to steal her car from outside her £2.5m London townhouse
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Who was Majid Khademi? Iran’s IRGC intelligence chief killed in latest strikes
Maj. Gen. Majid Khademi, the head of intelligence for Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), has been killed in the latest US-Israeli strikes, according to Iranian state media and officials.His death marks the latest in a series of high-profile killings targeting Iran’s senior military and security leadership as the conflict intensifies. The strike underscores a broader effort to weaken Tehran’s intelligence and command structure amid ongoing hostilities.Khademi, who had been in the r...
Unexplained shoulder pain could signal dangerous health condition, doctor warns
Unexplained shoulder pain could signal a more serious problem, experts warn.While shoulder pain is often the result of rotator cuff problems, injuries, arthritis, nerve problems, or other orthopedic and muscular issues, it can also be a phenomenon called "referred pain" stemming from liver cancer. Pain in the right shoulder blade has been linked to early signs of the disease, according to the American Cancer Society.COMMON DRINKING HABIT MAY QUIETLY TRIPLE RISK OF ADVANCED LIVER CONDITIONPublish...
Government says 'eat better' but makes it harder to feed your family
Years ago, in my pediatrics practice, I was speaking with the mother of one of my patients. As I was going over the latest nutrition guidelines for her child, she stopped me cold: "I know what’s in the guidance. I know what I’m supposed to do," she said. "But apart from McDonald’s, where am I going to feed my family for $10?" I’d like to ask Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that question as he promotes his "Eat Real Food" campaign. I couldn’t agree more with the mess...
1.6 Million Teens Are Vaping. Health Risks Are Worse Than You Think
Research reveals vaping is linked to serious health risks risks in teens. With 1.6 million kids vaping, here's what parents and policymakers should know, from a doctor
Buffalo Bills NFL Draft big board: Who fits best for Joe Brady and Jim Leonhard at No. 26?
The 2026 NFL Draft is quickly approaching, and while the Buffalo Bills made some moves, they still have several areas they need to and likely will address through the draft and post-draft free agency.However, as Bills general manager Brandon Beane pointed out last week, most veteran free agents are in a holding pattern until after the draft to find the right fit. That puts full focus on Beane to find young talent in the vision of head coach Joe Brady and defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard.Advert...
Dubai Filipina expat's warning after ignoring brain tumour symptoms thinking it was stress
Dubai: For years, Eliza had an explanation for everything her body was telling her. The headaches were from work. The fatigue would pass. The double vision, the numbness, the loss of balance: all of it, she told herself, was just stress.She was wrong. And that assumption, the 48-year-old Filipino mother of two now says, was the biggest mistake of her life."For a long time, I ignored these symptoms, thinking it was just stress or that it would go away on its own. That delay was my biggest mistak...
Moment Iran missile lands yards away from Israeli woman, who is knocked to the floor but miraculously manages to walk away
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Parkinson's increasingly seen in young UAE patients; how symptoms differ, doctors explain
When a young, physically active patient in his 30s began noticing subtle changes in his movement, Parkinson’s disease was the last thing on his mind. At Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, neurologists say such cases are becoming increasingly familiar — with some patients diagnosed as young as 18, and many initially misdiagnosed for years.“Young-onset Parkinson’s disease, defined as diagnosis before the age of 50, accounts for approximately 5 to 10 per cent of all Parkinson’s cases worldwide,” said Dr...
Joanna Lumley targeted by motorbike bandits in Lawless London who try and steal her car from outside her £2.5million townhouse
Joanna Lumley targeted by motorbike bandits in Lawless London who try and steal her car from outside her £2.5million townhouseBy JAKE HOLDEN, UK NEWS REPORTER and SOPHIA STANFORD, NEWS REPORTER Published: 10:19, 6 April 2026 | Updated: 10:19, 6 April 2026 e-mail View comments
Toddler fighting for life in hospital after being pulled from the water in Queensland
Toddler fighting for life in hospital after being pulled from the water in QueenslandA little boy was pulled from the water in TaraHe was taken to hospital in a critical condition By ASHLEY NICKEL, NEWS REPORTER, AUSTRALIA Published: 09:54, 6 April 2026 | Updated: 10:00, 6 April 2026 e-mail
Hong Kong doctor who posted resuscitation photo exits Hospital Authority
A doctor who posted a photo of a resuscitation procedure in a Hong Kong public hospital is no longer employed by the Hospital Authority, following an outcry over patient privacy and professional ethics. The Kowloon West Cluster of the Hospital Authority on Monday confirmed the doctor’s departure but did not say whether he had resigned or been dismissed. “The cluster had previously conducted a serious investigation and a comprehensive review of the incident. It confirmed that the individual...
Don't put off treatment during doctors' strike, NHS tells patients
Don't put off treatment during doctors' strike, NHS tells patientsJust nowShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleAlex KleidermanBBCThe action will be the 15th strike in a three-year dispute between resident doctors and the government People should not put off seeking the care they need when a six-day strike by resident doctors in England begins on Tuesday, the NHS has said.The 15th walkout in a dispute over pay and job opportunities comes at the end of the long bank holiday weekend and NHS...
I tried the season's top sporty swimsuits — here are the 10 winners that didn't budge in the lido or the surf
Shopping | ES Best Home | Health & Fitness | Fitness wearI tried the season's top sporty swimsuits — here are the 10 winners that didn't budge in the lido or the surfFrom the local pool to open water, Sian Lewis dives into supportive sports-ready swimwear The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.The London StandardSian Lewis2 minutes agoSign up for our free weekly newsletter for hot...
Pregnant Sophie Kasaei marks an 'emotional day' as boyfriend Jordan Brook finally returns home after spending 22 days in hospital battling meningitis
Pregnant Sophie Kasaei marks an 'emotional day' as boyfriend Jordan Brook finally returns home after spending 22 days in hospital battling meningitisHave YOU got a story? Email tips@dailymail.com By MILLY VEITCH, SHOWBUSINESS REPORTER Published: 08:29, 6 April 2026 | Updated: 08:31, 6 April 2026 e-mail 5 View comments
The supplements to take this spring (and the ones to ditch)
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People living with incontinence face shortage of sanitary pads as NHS limits supplies
More than half of NHS trusts have cap on availability of products, forcing patients to pay for products themselvesMillions of people across the UK living with incontinence are facing shortages of sanitary products due to supplies being rationed by NHS trusts, according to a coalition of charities.The shortages are leading to a “pad gap” where people are having to pay for incontinence products themselves, according to an open letter from organisations including the Royal College of Nursing, Prost...
Khairpur DC confirms four out of seven children died of monkeypox
The deputy commission (DC) Khairpur has confirmed that four out of seven children, suffering from skin diseases, passed away due to monkeypox. Khairpur has witnessed the tragic deaths of seven children following a sudden outbreak of skin-related illnesses. According to Commissioner Abid Saleem Qureshi, four of the fatalities were attributed to the monkeypox virus, while some affected children were also suffering from measles. A total of 19 children have reportedly been infected with the skin di...