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Scientists discover worrying health condition triggered by ‘problematic’ masturbation habits

Regular porn-users who try to stop suddenly can suffer physical withdrawal-like symptoms such as headaches, chills and even nausea, experts have discovered. The researchers made the discovery while studying problematic pornography use (PPU) — compulsive porn-watching that interferes with everyday

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Ambulance crews are being ordered to dump severely ill patients in hospital corridors if there are no emergency doctors around

By Rebecca Whittaker For Mailonline Published: 07:14 EDT, 21 October 2024 | Updated: 07:17 EDT, 21 October 2024 Ambulance staff have been instructed to leave severely ill patients in hospital corridors if they’re forced to wait longer than 45 minutes

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Can you catch malaria… at the airport? Warning of ‘suitcase’ infections driving spread of killer disease across the globe

Malaria resulting from bites from infected mosquitoes transported by aircraft, luggage or even in the post are on the rise in Europe. These cases of ‘suitcase’ malaria, also known as Odyssean malaria, have been sporadically reported for around five decades.  But

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Half of patients who develop severe condition due to an infection die within two years, shocking study suggests

Half of patients admitted to hospital with sepsis die within two years, according to a study. The life-threatening condition can occur when the body’s immune system — which usually helps to fight infection — overreacts to an infection and attacks it’s own

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Barman, 26, was diagnosed with mouth cancer and had to have his tongue removed – the major symptom was frighteningly easy-to-ignore

Barman Dan Durant didn’t think an ulcer on the right side of his tongue was anything to worry about. The 26-year-old from Stafford often got them, so didn’t think anything of the lump and treated it with Bonjella when he first spotted

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