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It was the Christmas before Covid struck when Jeff came to terms with it – he could no longer look after his wife by himself. The retired clinical scientist, who had worked for the NHS, became a carer for his wife, Teresa, after she was diagnosed with dementia in 2014 at the age of 66.

A Place In The Sun presenter Leah Charles-King says despite desperately trying to get help for her bipolar disorder, doctors said it was all in her head.

Police have launched an urgent appeal to help track down a woman in Cheshire who was last seen three days ago.

Experts are urging people to stay safe this spring as a rare disease is on the rise in the UK.

Cosmopolitan magazine, AnnaLynne explained that the sisters grew up in 'an extremely religious and conservative' home, and they had been home-schooled by their parents. 'My parents believed in strict "discipline," as they called it - I would call it abuse. The punishments were painful and ritualistic,' the 35-year-old wrote.

A Salford mum who was diagnosed with cancer at 32 despite being told a lump in her breast was ‘nothing to worry about’ has urged people to seek a second opinion if they feel that something isn't right.

at 10:30 p.m. on August 16, 2018, but, as she reveals in a new interview with , her condition was misdiagnosed or ignored for more than 40 years since her first health struggles as a child. “If you’re a boy with those symptoms, you get an MRI,” said of being a 7-year-old who had lost use of her right eye and left leg, as well as bladder control. She’d wake up in the middle of the night laughing uncontrollably.

Holidaymakers who travel to England for a coastal getaway are being urged to steer clear of certain beach waters that have been polluted by sewage.

Helen Flanagan revealed her return to Coronation Street was derailed after falling ill with an 'awful' sickness.

A Lanarkshire MP has hosted a parliamentary event with a rare cancer charity to discuss taking action for teenagers and adults with sarcoma.

Selma Blair is proud of her cane.

Selma Blair is getting incredibly honest about the struggles she faced before she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. In a powerful new cover story for Brit

Selma Blair is taking a stand in her battle with multiple sclerosis, commonly known as MS.  The 50-year-old actress struck a powerful pose while holding a cane on the cover of British Vogue’s May 2023 issue.  The "Cruel Intentions" star stunned in a golden-beige gown with stylish cutouts. She stood with confidence while holding her black and silver cane. The cover read, "Selma Blair, Reframing Fashion, Dynamic, Daring & Disabled."           View this post on Instagram                       A post shared by British Vogue (@britishvogue) "I have an emotional and physical attachment to the cane," she shared during the British Vogue cover interview.  "I settle in my voice and body as soon as I hold [it].

Selma Blair looks stunning. The 50-year-old actress poses for the cover of's May 2023 issue with one key accessory — her cane — proudly on display. «I have an emotional and physical attachment to the cane,» she tells the mag. «I settle in my voice and body as soon as I hold [it].

Taking sleeping pills could reduce the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, according to new research.

Ray Romano is stepping behind the camera for the first time with the semi-autobiographical film, . The veteran actor said he was far more nervous directing this movie than he was when he booked the iconic sitcom he starred in for a decade.«I've never written a [movie] script. I've never directed or anything,» the 65-year-old told ET's Matt Cohen, sharing that he wasn't initially going to direct.

A new study has suggested that drinking more cups or tea or coffee throughout the day could help those with diabetes live longer lives. Type 2 diabetes affects approximately 3.9million people in Britain, causing symptoms such as high blood sugar levels which can result in heart attacks or strokes.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Selma Blair revealed to British Vogue as part of its May 2023 cover story interview that she had to hide her multiple sclerosis symptoms on film sets in order to maintain her career and not be deemed an “insurance risk” by producers. Not that Blair knew her symptoms were related to multiple sclerosis at the time anyway. “Sets were excruciating sometimes with the exhaustion and the tics,” Blair said. “I took benzos and Klonopin [a medication used to prevent seizures and anxiety disorders]. I didn’t abuse those things, just alcohol. But I was lost and sad and could hardly ever smile. Hence my roles, I imagine.” “I was worried since the beginning of time that a glaring fault would remove me from the workforce,” Blair continued. “And usually it was my incoordination or getting stuck, too weak or sick, in my trailer — or any time, really. The vomiting or body issues were terrifying, [and the] baldness or rashes.”

A ‘dirty protest’ hit the streets of Manchester today as an army of people dressed as poo and loo roll encouraged people to check their stools. The march on Thursday (April 20) aimed to raise awareness of bowel cancer and its symptoms.

Prince William has thanked Lorraine Kelly for her ongoing No Butts campaign, which was spearheaded by Dame Deborah James before her death aged 40 from bowel cancer last June.The Prince of Wales, 40, previously went to visit the podcaster and campaigner at her family home to present her with her damehood and they shared afternoon tea and champagne together. In a new video posted on the Kensington Palace Twitter account, he said: “Hi, Lorraine.

Prince William stunned Lorraine Kelly as he made a surprise appearance on her ITV show. The Prince of Wales has thanked the presenter for her ongoing No Butts campaign, which was spearheaded by Dame Deborah James before her death aged 40 from bowel cancer last June.