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1 week ago | dailymail.co.uk | Jada Bas |Maia McDonald

Everyone suffers headaches from time to time, and they are usually nothing to worry about. But a doctor has shared the eight warning signs that a headache could indicate something much more sinister—like a deadly brain bleed or cancer. In a viral TikTok video that has amassed more than 1.2 million views, Dr Ahmed, an A&E specialist, outlined the scenario in which you must 'come to see me quickly'.

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3 weeks ago | dailymail.co.uk | Maia McDonald

Sandwiches sold on the British high street and in supermarket meal deals can be more calorific than burgers and sweeter than chocolate bars, analysis reveals. MailOnline found a host of the nation's lunchtime favourites had more calories, saturated fat, sugar and salt than fast food and desserts. Pret's Posh Cheddar & Pickle Baguette sandwich contained 643 calories, more than two McDonald's cheeseburgers (295 calories each) or a Big Mac (494 calories).

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Jada Bas |Maia McDonald

Experts have long said that standing is better than sitting—but a gruelling experiment undertaken by one man has revealed it may not be as beneficial as we've been told. In a YouTube video that has amassed nearly four million views, Lucas Ball, a US-based 'self-certified stunt man', refused to sit down for five days in order to test the health benefits of remaining upright. For 16 hours a day he stood and could only relax when he was sleeping, which he set himself a strict eight hour timer for.

1 month ago | dailymail.co.uk | Maia McDonald

A doctor has revealed that drinking coffee in the morning could be the secret to living a longer life. According to top cardiologist Dr Aurelio Rojas, those who have a cup first thing have a longer life expectancy and are less likely to suffer a heart attack. The 35 year-old doctor, who is based at the Hospital Regional Universitario in Malaga, Spain, published a video to his Instagram channel—where he has 400,000 followers—telling of illuminating research about the benefits of the drink.