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Charles Leclerc 'couldn't handle his anger' in his previous battles with Max Verstappen but now has 'full mental control' as the fight for the Formula 1 title develops, Dr Riccardo Ceccarelli has stated.The Monegasques has enjoyed a fine start to the 2022 season, winning the opening race in Bahrain and emerging victorious last time out in Australia - already boasting a whopping 46-point advantage over defending champion Verstappen, who has failed to finish two of the three races so far this season.The start to the campaign has reignited Leclerc's rivalry with Verstappen, with the pair having raced against one another since their time in the junior ranks. And their battle hit boiling point at the age of 14 in an incident that saw both drivers disqualified.However Ceccarelli, who is head of Formula Medicine and has worked with Leclerc since he was 14, has now stated that he has control over his anger.

“nearly losing” her teenage daughter to bacterial meningitis during the latest Loose Women.She said that because Josie, 18, was sleeping in her mum’s bed after “not feeling right” for a few days she was able to save her life. And the fact that her husband had suffered from the virus 19 years ago meant she knew instantly what the deadly brown spots on her daughter’s arm meant.

football club owner and helping with the World Cup seven years on from her row with Jose Mourinho and the resulting Chelsea court claim.Back in August 2015 the doctor got on the wrong side of then-Blues boss Mourinho by running onto the Stamford Bridge pitch along with chief physio Jon Fearn and treating an injured Eden Hazard, who had to be taken off the pitch in stoppage time of their 2-2 draw with Swansea City as a result."I wasn’t happy with my medical staff because even if you are a medical doctor or secretary on the bench, you have to understand the game," a furious Mourinho bemoaned in his post-match interview.Carneiro was subsequently prevented from attending training or matches and eventually left her role six weeks later. She took the club to court claiming constructive dismissal in a case which was settled on confidential terms on the second day of the June 2016 hearing.The Gibraltarian said at the time: "I am relieved that today we have been able to conclude this tribunal case.

A sixth coronavirus jab which may be more effective for longer has been approved for use in the UK by health officials.

A sixth coronavirus vaccine has been approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). The independent medicines regulator is the first in the world to approve the jab, developed by Valneva.

vegetables, torches, and in one particularly horrifying example, a slimy 15-inch eel.Stay in the loop with all the latest Daily Star news by signing up for one of our free newsletters here. American colorectal surgeon Deborah Keller says that the removal of a mystery “missile-shaped” item from a man’s back passage at a hospital in New York resulted in a campaign of harassment that ended with her having to quit her job.“They kept using inappropriate terms for the [object],” she told the New York Post.

Three new medicines have had advice published for use in conditions including a rare and fatal genetic condition affecting young children and a form of leukaemia.

Ayrshire residents are being urged to check medicine supplies ahead of the Easter weekend.

scientists have some good news there as well.Experts at the Babraham Institute, in Cambridge, have developed a method of reversing ageing in human skin cells – in some cases by up to 30 years.In a paper published in scientific journal eLife under the catchy title “Multi-omic rejuvenation of human cells by maturation phase transient reprogramming,” the researchers say they managed to restore the function of aged cells, making them behave like cells that are decades younger.The researchers wrote: “The magnitude of rejuvenation instigated by MTPR appears substantially greater than that achieved in previous transient reprogramming protocols.“In addition, MPTR fibroblasts produced youthful levels of collagen proteins, and showed partial functional rejuvenation of their migration speed.”Just perking up old skin cells would be a revolution in cosmetic medicine, but if the technique could be extended to different types of cells it could completely transform the way that we approach medicine.Professor Wolf Reik, a group leader in the Epigenetics research programme, said the work has "very exciting implications.He said: "Eventually we may be able to identify genes that rejuvenate without reprogramming, and specifically target those to reduce the effects of ageing."This approach holds promise for valuable discoveries that could open up an amazing therapeutic horizon."Dr Diljeet Gill, a postdoc working with Professor Reik added: “Our understanding of ageing on a molecular level has progressed over the last decade, giving rise to techniques that allow researchers to measure age-related biological changes in human cells.

Vulnerable people are waiting days for emergency Covid medicine when they should be contacted within 24 hours, a patient said. The 37-year-old dad from Heaton Chapel claims he was forced to chase the treatment multiple times after reporting his positive test to the NHS on the same day.

Sharareh Drury administratorIn the next new episode of Season 6 of “Outlander,” Claire (Caitriona Balfe) faints from a mysterious illness, and Variety has obtained an exclusive sneak peek.The episode, titled “The World Turned Upside Down,” airs April 10 on Starz. It was written by Toni Graphia and directed by Justin Molotnikov. In the episode, a dysentery epidemic has spread across the Ridge.

A care home described as 'clinical' and 'institutionalised' has been told to improve for the THIRD time by a watchdog. Hilltop Court Nursing Home, in Stockport, provides nursing and specialist care for up to 47 older people living with dementia.

Playboy at the age of 67 because she wanted to inspire "women who kind of give up". The Dr Quinn Medicine Woman star made headlines when she posed for the racy mag in 2018.

Dermactiva. My background is in health and beauty, I had worked for Alliance, Boots, and Superdrug for over 20 years, but my new business is nothing like anything I’ve worked on before. Who knew that we'd need to get a narcotics licence to import our products directly from Colombia to Italy? I'd never have thought I'd be involved in that sort of thing, but here I am. We’ve had to learn the rules and regulations of the Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency like the back of our hands.

brain, typically the left side, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine. That damage can be the result of stroke, head injury, a brain tumor, some sort of infection or dementia. Symptoms — which involve difficulty with speech and comprehension — can come on suddenly after a stroke or head trauma, or gradually as a result of brain tumor or progressive disease.

The Only Way Is Essex but hopes her celebrity status can help change the way medicinal cannabis is accessed on the NHS.Jorja's family were left heartbroken when the tot then aged three was suffering from up to 30 seizures a day after being born with a devastating form of epilepsy.Medical staff informed her parents that she would die when she was just one year old and told them to take her home.

If you’re one of the unlucky 15% of Brits who suffer from Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS), you’ll be all too familiar with the symptoms. It’s a condition that disrupts the body’s digestive system. But, for some, there’s a strong chance that their symptoms are a red flag for another, more serious health issue – ulcerative colitis (UC).

cannabis is legal.Often the 28-year-old uses Instagram where she has over 606,000 followers discussing the truth about marriage and motherhood.She's also quite honest about the fact she smokes weed and doesn't care what trolls say about her. And now she's made it clear once again that she enjoys a spliff, even while parenting her two young kids.Posting to her social media platform, the clip starts with the message "why I told my six and eight-year-old kids that I smoke weed".She added: "It is medicine, and I want my kids to know about more natural options."I want to always be open with them, and reduce the stigma weed has."I never hid drinking wine from them, so I won't hid weed either.

We can’t even imagine how awful this poor woman’s final moments must have been.

EXCLUSIVE: Cody Blue, filmmaker and son of Twisted Sister front man Dee Snider, is launching a podcast series exploring the world of shamanic plant medicines and psychedelics.

A professor has warned of how difficult it can be to tell the difference between hay fever and Covid at this time of year.