6 h. ago The eight things vaping's doing to your body that you didn't realise: After man dies from cancer caused by vapes, experts reveal the shocking truth that will horrify millions

At least five million people in Britain vape on a regular basis - and roughly one million of them have never been smokers. E-cigarettes are more popular than ever before.

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9 h. ago The eight things vaping's doing to your body that you didn't realise: After woman dies from cancer caused by vapes, experts reveal the shocking truth that will horrify millions

At least five million people in Britain vape on a regular basis - and roughly one million of them have never been smokers. E-cigarettes are more popular than ever before.

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12 h. ago Funeral directors doing 'Coffin Up for a Cause' challenge in aid of lung cancer awareness

They are scaling the highest peaks of Arran, Mull, Jura, Harris and Tiree – which the coffins at the funeral home are named after.

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20 h. ago French authorities finally promise to intercept small boats in the Channel as shocking figures reveal one migrant reaches Britain every four

A new 'maritime doctrine' set to come into operation next month allows French police officers to block dinghy departures within 300 yards of the shoreline.

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30 h. ago ‘Cancer is just everywhere’: could farming be behind Iowa’s unfolding health crisis?

A new study probes possible ties to pesticides, nitrates and other farm-related risksSix months ago, Alex Hammer was diagnosed with colon cancer at the age of 37. Dianne Chambers endured surgery, chemotherapy and dozens of rounds of radiation to fight aggressive breast cancer, and Janan Haugen spends most days helping care for her 16-year-old grandson, who is still being treated for brain cancer he developed at the age of 7.The three were among a group of about two dozen people who came together last week in a small town in central Iowa to share their experiences of cancer. They are part of a new research project investigating potential environmental causes for what the American Cancer Society’s advocacy arm calls a cancer “crisis.” Continue reading...

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45 h. ago Teachers reveal shocking extent of drug use in school and say kids at PRIMARY are high on cannabis

A survey of almost 4,000 teachers found many pupils are abusing drugs and alcohol on school grounds - with ketamine and cocaine also rife.

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4 d. ago 'I thought I was dying after doctors found a suspicious growth, then I was forgotten for a year'

Tyanne said she was told she would need urgent surgery to determine its cause and to rule out the likes of cancer - then nothing happened at all

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4 d. ago UK drivers urged to make simple check to save '7p per litre' in fuel

UK motorists may be overpaying for petrol and diesel without even realising it. However, an expert has revealed the two-second check he swears by - which could save you hundreds of pounds a year

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5 d. ago 'My friend the King is so brave', says gardening guru Alan Titchmarsh as he reflects on the monarch's battle with cancer

Gardening guru Alan Titchmarsh has spoken of his admiration for King Charles for 'battling on' despite the inevitable fatigue caused by his cancer treatment.

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9 d. ago Kanye West shocks with new name reveal as disgraced rapper attempts another reinvention amid antisemitism scandal

Kanye 'Ye' West has shocked fans by changing his name once again amid another reinvention for the disgraced rapper.

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9 d. ago EastEnders confirms unexpected Stacey Slater twist just weeks after star's exit

EastEnders spoilers reveal that the soap are set to air a shock exit for Alfie Moon next week as the star previously headed on a break for another project

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9 d. ago Younger women could have cervical screening every five years instead of three

HPV is a sexually-transmitted group of viruses which cause no symptoms but can lead to cervical cancer.

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1 week ago As a child I showed little interest in my mum’s sewing skills. After she died, I realised what I’d missed out on | Nova Weetman

She filled my wardrobe with patchwork skirts and home-knitted vests and a dark-green corduroy coat – things that I would kill for nowThere is a photograph of a very young me wearing a homemade A-line denim dress with a peace sign boldly embroidered on the front. Mum made me the dress for an anti-nuclear rally sometime in the mid-1970s. I don’t remember wearing it that day, or being carried on my dad’s shoulders as we marched with thousands of protesters, but I do recall wearing many of the other clothes Mum made me as a child.There was a lemon floor-length cotton number that she pintucked by hand for my role as the narrator in the school play that would swish around my ankles as I walked across the stage. And a white cropped top that she splattered with neon paint, designed to show up under the fluorescent lights of the Blue Light disco when I was in my Wham phase and trying to attract a boy I liked from school. But my favourite was the spotted taffeta bubble skirt of my dreams that...

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1 week ago Scientists celebrate bowel cancer breakthrough in bid to tackle surge in young people

Bowel cancer is the second most common cause of cancer deaths in the UK

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2 w. ago Revealed: Britain's ticking asbestos timebomb in our SUPERMARKETS. Just a few fibres can cause incurable cancer... now our shocking exposé reveals deaths of staff and millions more at risk

When David Paul fell ill and doctors asked whether he worked with asbestos, his reply was a firm 'no'.

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2 w. ago I blamed an embarrassing symptom on menopause... it was actually stage 3 anal cancer

Julia DeVillers never imagined a common sexually transmitted infection she had in college would be the cause of her rare cancer decades later.

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2 w. ago ITV Emmerdale spoilers reveal shock prison twist and character axe after 11 years

Emmerdale is set to be full of drama next week as the village is rocked by Nate Robinson's murder, with one resident facing a stint in prison, while another could be set to leave

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2 w. ago Just one glass of America's favorite drink 'turbocharges' risk of deadliest form of colon cancer, doctors warn

Colorectal cancer is the fourth most common in the US and second-leading cause of cancer deaths. Since the 1990s, early-onset cases have increased by 50 percent.

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2 w. ago The terrifying truth about CT scans: Doctors say they are necessary to diagnose illness

They have become a routine way of ruling out more serious diagnoses, offering peace of mind to patients, or getting to the crux of a health issue more quickly. But there are downsides to CT scans.

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2 w. ago Inside the 'uncontrollable' PSG Paris riots: Shocking videos reveal terrifying scenes of cars attacked and burned, shops looted and 491 people arrested

While most of the PSG fans kept their festivities within the boundaries of the law, a small minority sparked a night of mayhem and destruction as supporters took to the streets.

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