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The man, who hasn’t been identified but is thought to be based in the UK, was left baffled, and has insisted he hadn’t taken any drugs and wasn’t on any medication prior to his interview.

Got leftovers for lunch? You may want to consider these findings before tucking in.

New York University researchers warns vaping is not as risk-free as we may think

The 36-year-old make-up entrepreneur believes shots are “not safe”.

It’s the world’s favourite chocolate spread, but a report claims one of Nutella’s main ingredients is carcinogenic.

It is a mysterious science: why do some farts smell worse than others?

Leading doctors and scientists told MailOnline they were ‘frustrated’ the cause of the cruel condition had not yet been pinpointed. English rugby stalwart Rob Burrow was diagnosed this week.

Damian Creed and Salette Ruiz, patients of Dr Timothy Murray, died aged four and five in 2016 after their cancers spread. Jayden Alvarenga, six, now has brain damage after his cancer spread.

Harvard researchers have found piracetam, a banned drug in the US, openly listed on the labels of at least five brain-boosting supplements sold to Americans online.

The rate of overall injuries from nonpowder firearms dropped 54 percent in the US between 1990 and 2016. But eye injuries - like the narrow miss Ralphie had in A Christmas Story - rose 30%, a new says.

Boston University researchers analysed the brains of 266 dead players. Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez had CTE.

Bruce Kagan, 68, had a cut on his right foot when he went swimming at Hammonasset Beach State Park in June, but he wasn’t concerned about it. Days later, he was hospitalized.

EEE is a cousin of Venezuelan equine encephalitis, which is one of the 37 viruses earmarked by the World Health Organization as the biggest threats to public health.

Taylor Reichelt, of Los Angeles, is now four years clean, and credits his mom, rehab, and fitness for pulling him out of a life he felt trapped in, like the millions of Americans battling addiction.

Scientists at Fort Detrick, Maryland, study Ebola, the plague (caused by the bacterium Yersinia pestis) and rabbit fever (caused by the bacterium tularemia).

Jerry Sebek, 78, of San Marcos, Texas, did not get in the water, did not have any open wounds, and did not have any health issues that would weaken his immune system.

The uptick, shown in a CDC report today, was so sharp that deaths hit 10-year records for young Hispanic Americans and young African Americans, and a 20-year record for young whites, in 2017.

The survey of over 1,000 US adults found more than two thirds had grieved in the past three years - many for reasons besides losing a loved-one. But many of us don’t know how to help.

The 54-year-old TV host told viewers about her diagnosis on Monday. Lymphedema is linked to breast implants, according to the FDA. Sufferers are advised to cut down on alcohol and salt.

Amber Prepchuk, of Edmonton in Canada, brought ingredients to make cocktails for a weekend in a cabin by the lake with her girlfriends last month. The next day, she woke in agony.