Welsh man's pins and needles in his arm turn out to be incurable cancer

A man's pins and needles turned out to be a sinister sign of an incurable illness. Matt Collins, 38, was rushed to Prince ...

'I had pins and needles in my arm - my legs turned to jelly when I was given diagnosis'

A man's pins and needles turned out to be a sinister sign of an incurable illness. Matt Collins, 38, was rushed to Prince ...

Man's warning as 'pins and needles' leads to devastating diagnosis

A tingling sensation in a man's arm proved to be a sinister warning sign of an incurable condition. Matt Collins, 38, was taken to Prince Charles Hospital in Merthyr Tydfil in October 2023 after ...
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Man’s pins and needles turned out to be sinister sign of brain tumour

A man’s pins and needles turned out to be sinister sign of a brain tumour. Matt Collins, 38, was rushed to Prince Charles ...

What to know about Diosdado Cabello, the powerful Venezuelan minister who may be in jeopardy next

In the wee hours of Saturday, shortly after Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was captured, blindfolded and taken to the ...

Tumor samples stored in a basement since the 1950s could hold the key to rise in early-onset colorectal cancer

But new research may have found the key to answering the mysterious increase in colorectal cancer cases in young people — and ...
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Century-old tumor samples may help explain rising rates of colorectal cancer in younger adults

Bowel cancer rates have been rising in people under 55 for years. But scientists have yet to determine the reason.
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Millions in Great Britain using or seeking weight loss drugs

An estimated 1.6 million adults in England, Wales and Scotland used drugs such as Wegovy and Mounjaro to help lose weight ...

In the UK, 1.6 million adults used weight loss drugs in the past year

An estimated 1.6 million adults in England, Wales and Scotland used drugs such as Wegovy and Mounjaro to help lose weight ...
The BMJ

Medical news in brief: Gender dysphoria waits, Australia’s social media ban, new lung cancer drugs, and other stories

Scotland’s doctors vote to strike for first time Resident doctors in Scotland voted to strike for four days this month, after accusing the Scottish government of breaking its promise on pay ...
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What Religion Did Andrea Yates Follow? Inside the Killer’s Religious Beliefs

After Andrea Yates was arrested for drowning her five children to death, it was revealed that she was a member of an alleged cult led by extreme religious leader Michal Woroniecki. While Woroniecki ...
eLife

Replication stress-inducing ELF3 upregulation promotes BRCA1-deficient breast tumorigenesis in luminal progenitors

ELF3 axis enables luminal progenitor transformation in BRCA1-deficient breast cancer by reducing genomic instability and promoting progenitor identity.