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"[My physical therapist] invited my husband to come to an appointment... I was nervous... Would he be disgusted? Would he still want to attempt sex with me after this?"
- CBC
Manitoba woman says she's facing amputation after surgeon started operation he couldn't finish
Roseanne Milburn, a 61-year-old military veteran, says she's about to lose her right leg because there wasn’t a bed available at a Winnipeg hospital to finish a procedure.
- HuffPost UK
Taking Too Much Of This Common Winter Supplement Could Be 'Harmful,' NHS Says
I definitely need to reconsider my supplement routine.
- CBC
Manitoba woman set to lose right leg after languishing in hospital bed with open wound
A Manitoba woman suffering from a post-surgery infection says she's going to lose her leg because a surgeon started a procedure he couldn't finish.Roseanne Milburn, a 61-year-old military veteran, was in hospital to undergo a knee replacement, but needed follow-up surgery after she developed an infection. She says she was told it would take a day for a surgeon to remove dead tissue from her right knee and stitch her up. Instead, she spent days languishing with a painful open wound because there
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Mother who killed her son in ‘unspeakable tragedy’ handed hospital order
Papaipit Linse was handed an indefinite hospital order at Swansea Crown Court on Friday having admitted manslaughter by diminished responsibility.
- The Canadian Press
Texas' abortion pill lawsuit against New York doctor marks new challenge to interstate telemedicine
Texas has sued a New York doctor for prescribing abortion pills to a woman near Dallas, launching one of the first challenges in the U.S. to shield laws that Democrat-controlled states passed to protect physicians after Roe v. Wade was overturned.
- HuffPost Life
So THAT'S Why You Have To Pee More Often When It's Cold Outside
Is your bladder making you hit the bathroom more frequently lately? Doctors reveal what's going on and when it's a concern.
- LA Times
What it's like to sleep in prison: Moldy mattresses, bright lights, nonstop noise
The dangerous problem of sleep deprivation leads to a health and safety crisis in prisons and jails.
- Global News
A doctor's insight on the 'Real Housewife' fighting facial parasites
Dr. Iris Gorfinkel joins us for a roundup of the latest health headlines. We get her insight on the photos being shared by 'Real Housewives' alum Brandi Glanville and her fight with what she believes are facial parasites. Dr. Gorfinkel also weighs in on the multi-billion-dollar settlement between Canada and the 3 big tobacco giants.
- Yahoo Life UK
How to make a relationship work if you have mental health issues
Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco have both been vocal about their mental health struggles in the past. Here's how to navigate relationships and mental illness.
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Elliptical machine vs. treadmill: Which cardio equipment is better for you? Pros, cons and use cases.
Choose the right cardio equipment for your home gym — here's how the elliptical machine stacks up against the treadmill.
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Taylor Swift's Children's Mercy Hospital visit brings joy to young patient
Eleven-year-old Jace Zembsch has spent months battling Ewing sarcoma, a rare and aggressive form of cancer. But just days before Christmas, he experienced a moment of joy and temporary healing, thanks to a surprise visit from pop superstar Taylor Swift at Children's Mercy Hospital.
- BBC
Mum who killed seven-year-old son given hospital order
Papaipit Linse admitted to the manslaughter of her son on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
- Women's Health
Could This Overlooked Organ Hold The Key To Living Longer?
Scientists still know very little about the ovaries, but new research and renewed interest suggests unlocking its secrets could help women life longer.
- HuffPost Life
7 Things Children Of Narcissists Bring Up The Most In Therapy
Therapists reveal the most common topics that come up in their sessions and how this kind of upbringing can impact people as adults.
- The Hill
Warren on RFK Jr. pick: ‘Say goodbye to your smile and say hello to polio’
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) sounded the alarm over anti-vaccine advocate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President-elect’s Trump’s pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS). “Say goodbye to your smile and say hello to polio — that’s what’s on the horizon if Robert F. Kennedy Jr. becomes the Secretary of Health and Human…
- Bloomberg
Children’s Mpox Shots Arriving as Congo Fights Mystery Disease
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AP photos capture British royal family's year of illness and recovery
Britain’s royal family is always in the public eye, their every move documented by reporters and captured for posterity by photographers. In a year marked by illness and recovery that sidelined both King Charles III and the Princess of Wales for extended periods, the eyes of the public and the telephoto lenses of the press corps probed every appearance for clues about what was to come. In early January, Kensington Palace revealed that the Princess of Wales, usually known as Kate, had undergone planned abdominal surgery, without specifying why the operation was needed.
- USA TODAY
Can I take a baby on a cruise? What to know about sailing with newborns, while pregnant
There are some guidelines travelers with newborns – and those with one on the way – should know before booking.
- CBC
Yukon woman says relative was discharged from Whitehorse hospital without plan, or shoes
There's more frustration about rural Yukoners being discharged from the Whitehorse hospital with nowhere to go — while Yukon's health minister acknowledges there are "gaps" in health care that need to be fixed. Francis Van Kessel of Whitehorse says she's furious about how a family member from Teslin was treated recently at the Whitehorse General Hospital when that relative was discharged at night without a plan — or even shoes.Van Kessel said her family member was delivered to Whitehorse hospita