Eve Simmons
Health and Wellness Editor at Daily Mail US
Health Editor, Mail Online. Former Deputy Health Editor MoS Author of Eat It Anyway @eviesimm on insta
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1 month ago |
businessandamerica.com | Eve Simmons
Prime Minister Keir Starmer today startled the nation after announcing he will scrap NHS England — which ministers have labelled the ‘world’s largest quango’. The body’s functions will be taken over by the Government’s Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) over the next two years. The move is expected to see headcount cut by 9,000, resulting in ‘hundreds of millions of pounds in savings’. But what exactly is NHS England, and what will its dissolution mean for you?
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2 months ago |
evesimmons.substack.com | Eve Simmons
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2 months ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Eve Simmons
Fertility experts have highlighted a worrying reason why ultra-trim celebrities like Lily Collins opt for surrogate births — they struggle to conceive due to their super slim frames. Specialists say that many slender celebs are unlikely to have the level of body fat needed for regular ovulation, when an egg is released for fertilisation.
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2 months ago |
dailymail.co.uk | Eve Simmons
A lot has been said this week about muscle-bound men leering at women in the gym, making us feel uncomfortable — and I couldn't agree more. According to new British research, women are avoiding the gym because they're fed up of receiving unsolicited compliments about their appearance or exercise technique. But, I'm afraid to say, it's not just the men that are a problem — it's women too.
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Jan 17, 2025 |
dailymail.co.uk | Eve Simmons
Paracetamol, widely considered a safe and accessible medication, is now under scrutiny due to potential health risks for older adults. Experts warn that long-term use may contribute to serious issues such as internal bleeding and chronic kidney disease. This concern stems from findings linking the medication to digestive, cardiovascular, and renal complications. Despite its reputation for being gentle, evidence suggests risks increase with frequent or high-dose usage.
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Our NHS says to severely ill eating disorder patients: It's either aggressive restraint or nothing. I can't believe there isn't a somewhat happier medium. Thinking of this girl's poor family https://t.co/YZAjJ3dSn6
