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“It’s Rent the Runway!” is the response uttered by women in bathrooms, weddings and office elevators everywhere. More and more lately, my real life and my Instagram feed show women taking fashion risks by rocking the clothing rental service’s funky winter coats and floral mini dresses. It’s a beautiful thing. But when it’s the same […]

It’s not unusual for people of working age to be diagnosed with dementia. Many are perfectly capable of carrying on for years – but employers often don’t realise it. Each time IT consultant Doug Banks goes for a job interview – and he’s had two dozen since January 2018 – it always seems to turn

Burnout is a real occupational hazard, and it does not disappear when the workweek is done. The tired, snappy, apathetic employee at the office is the same person who still holds those grudges at home. According to the World Health Organization’s International Classification of Diseases, the main criteria for burnout isn’t necessarily being overworked. It

A mother whose newborn son died from sepsis after complications during pregnancy has described the moment she was faced with turning off life support. Beth Deacon-Bates’s baby Roy died in hospital in Norwich earlier this year, five days after he was born prematurely at Colchester Hospital. She had raised concerns about heavy bleeding. She said:

Some items in your medicine cabinet are staples that belong there, like a first aid kit, tweezers and eye drops. But are there some items that shouldn’t be stored in your bathroom cupboard? Medical experts say yes. We surveyed nurses to get their take on what they would never keep in their own medicine cabinets

Health officials say their investigation into a recent outbreak of severe vaping-related illnesses is increasingly focused on products that contain THC. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday most people who got sick vaped THC, the ingredient that produces a high in marijuana. A new study published by CDC found two-thirds who got

A woman with incurable cervical cancer has called for smear tests to be routinely offered to women under 25. Paige Hart, 25, from Nottingham, said she visited her GP five times before she was diagnosed in November 2018, aged 24, when it was already in an advanced stage. Currently women are not usually offered smear

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Federal agents took down an alleged Medicare fraud scheme Friday that exploited seniors’ curiosity about genetic medicine by enticing them to get their cheeks swabbed for unneeded DNA tests. Medicare was billed about $2 billion. Dubbed “Operation Double Helix,” the crackdown targeted telemarketing companies, doctors and labs, in a joint effort by the FBI, U.S.

Image copyright Tiger Bear Photography Image caption Rebecca Patterson, who married her husband Craig in July, was diagnosed with cancer shortly after becoming engaged A woman in so much pain from cancer she could not eat says she is rebuilding her life after tissue from her arm was used to repair her tongue. Rebecca Patterson