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dailymail.co.uk | Luke Chafer
For as long as she can remember, 29-year-old Vanessa Jaramillo has struggled to concentrate — a problem that affected her school years and later caused challenges at work. The dog groomer from Georgia, USA, admits she often couldn't keep on top of basic chores — dishes piled up in the sink and clothes were strewn across her bedroom floor. She also battled severe social anxiety, struggled to maintain romantic relationships and at times was too afraid to even leave the house.
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dailymail.co.uk | Luke Chafer |John Ely
Women have been warned to limit their alcohol consumption to just six drinks per year – as any more has been found to significantly increase cancer risk. New estimates show that drinking more than this annually can raise a woman's lifetime risk of developing the disease by up to 27 per cent. By comparison, sticking to six or fewer drinks a year increases risk by just 0.3 per cent – a negligible figure, according to experts.
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msn.com | Luke Chafer
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dailymail.co.uk | Luke Chafer
Harvard doctor pinpoints make-up favourite that can make you go BLIND: 'Do not use'By LUKE CHAFER Published: 03:50 EDT, 14 June 2025 | Updated: 03:50 EDT, 14 June 2025 Fake eyelashes could have devastating long-term health consequences—including blindness—a leading doctor has warned. The adhesive used to apply them often contains a dangerous chemical, according to Dr Saurabh Sethi, a US-based doctor trained at Harvard University.
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dailymail.co.uk | Luke Chafer
Millions of women taking the mini-pill could be at increased risk of developing a brain tumour, new research suggests. Experts found that women taking the progestogen-only pill—often dubbed 'the mini-pill' continuously for more than five years were more likely to develop a meningioma. Meningiomas accounts for a third of all brain tumours diagnosed in the UK each year. While usually non-cancerous they can still cause problems they grow larger inside the brain.
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