Emily Stearn
Senior Health Reporter at Mail Online
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2 days ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Emily Stearn
When it comes to avocados, millennials may have actually got it right. Eating the bright green fruit during pregnancy could slash the risk of food allergies in babies, scientists have suggested. Finnish researchers, who tracked more than 2,200 mother and baby pairs, found infants had a 44 per cent lower chance of developing allergies aged one, if their mothers had eaten the avocados while pregnant.
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2 days ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Emily Stearn
Blockbuster weight loss jab Mounjaro is almost 50 per cent more effective at shifting the pounds than its rival Wegovy, the first head-to-head trial of the medications has revealed. The ingredient tirzepatide, available as Mounjaro, has long been hailed the 'King Kong' of slimming jabs and a breakthrough in the war on obesity. Now, US researchers have found those on the injections typically lost a fifth of their body weight in just over a year.
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3 days ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Emily Stearn
Fatty food may be to blame for Ebbw Vale's title as the 'UK's fattest town', according to recent investigations. It's 22 years since Britain's five-a-day campaign was launched encouraging people to have at least five portions of fruit or vegetables. But for some families living in the former South Wales steel town it's two-a-day takeaways.
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5 days ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Emily Stearn
Hay fever sufferers were today warned against buying unlicensed jabs from private clinics over terrifying health risks that could leave patients blind. The powerful prescription-only drug Kenalog suppresses the immune system, dampening the allergic reaction hay fever sufferers experience. Its effects can last months. But the injection was phased out of NHS use around a decade ago after safety watchdogs decided its risks outweighed the benefits.
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5 days ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Emily Stearn
A shocking video clip has revealed the devastatingly subtle sign a young man had motor neurone disease aged just 32. Eric Brunner, from Philadelphia in the US, was running up to three miles a day at the onset of his symptoms in 2020. But just months later the previously healthy artist, now 38, was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) — the most common form of motor neurone disease.
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