Tech boss who fell asleep in sauna sues for £76m

A tech executive who said she had to resort to sleeping in a sauna room during a work trip has explained how she’s suing her former company for a record-breaking sum. Shannon Burns was sacked by German software firm Gitpod after the tech boss from Boston ended up losing the key to her bedroom following a work team-building exercise and drinks party...

An honest conversation about body image

Hannah shares her thoughts on body image and self-perception, sparking an honest conversation.

What your pee color could be telling you about your health

From dehydration and vitamin intake to possible infections or underlying medical conditions, certain urine colors may be warning signs your body is trying to send.

I know why married men get fat – and it’s not because we’re lazy

Ancient disease making a comeback... experts reveal surprising culprit and how to protect yourself

It's one of the world's most ancient diseases, long associated with shame and uncleanliness. Now, it's facing an unprecedented surge in Florida, experts have told the Daily Mail.

If you keep getting up at night to pee, the fix may start in the late afternoon: One hour on the couch with your feet up

More than 8 in 10 Americans over 60 get up at least once a night to use the bathroom. Four simple changes to your evening can cut those trips down. The post If You Keep Getting Up At Night To Pee, The Fix May Start In The Late Afternoon: One Hour On The Couch With Your Feet Up appeared first on Futura-Sciences.

Scientists find first-ever cases of feline Marfan syndrome in cat siblings Gary and Shaggy. Here’s what that means

The genetic condition, which is typically found in humans, typically causes symptoms like unusually long limbs and near-sightedness

I was sick for 20 years and got no answers. German doctors diagnosed me in weeks

After being told her symptoms were in her head, Tilly Rose took matters into her own hands

He didn't trust his doctors so he took livestock dewormer instead - days later he was going blind

After developing a parasitic worm infection, a man loses trust in medical treatment and turns to a livestock dewormer intended for goats. Over the next several days, he develops progressive blindness, muscle weakness, liver injury, kidney failure, and ultimately a fatal cardiac complication. This medically documented case explains how the veterinary drug closantel—which is not approved for human use—can cause severe toxicity, while emphasizing that approved human antiparasitic medications are formulated and dosed differently for safety and effectiveness.

Experts say eat these 6 fruits to fight cancer-causing inflammation

Experts say eat these 6 fruits to fight cancer-causing inflammation - Federal health officials want adults to eat two cups of fruit daily - but most of us don’t

The ear cleaning routine recommended for safe care

Learn a safe ear cleaning routine with practical hygiene tips, common mistakes to avoid, and simple habits that help maintain healthy ears while protecting your hearing and overall ear health #EarCare #HealthyLiving #PersonalHygiene

Four vegetables that don't count as one of your five a day

Still, there’s no reason to stop eating them altogether.

This popular supplement could be hurting your liver

Turmeric supplements aren’t risk-free.

10 essential iPhone privacy settings users must update immediately

Tech pro ThioJoe highlights critical iOS security configurations that smartphone owners should adjust right away to safeguard their personal data.

RJ Mitte, 'Breaking Bad' actor and disability rights champion, dies at 34

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Actor and disability rights advocate RJ Mitte, who brought a lifetime of experience with cerebral palsy to fictional family struggles in an essential role on “Breaking Bad,” died Monday at age 34, authorities and his representatives said.

I haven’t turned my heating on for four years – I swear by these hacks

High cholesterol? The new recommendations that will surprise even those who feel healthy

New guidelines from leading cardiology associations emphasize early diagnosis, personalized risk assessment, and stricter cholesterol targets to prevent heart disease.

The oral condition that increases dementia risk by over 50 per cent

The oral condition that could increase dementia risk by over 50 per cent - Chronic inflammation across the whole body could be triggering both dementia and poor oral health

Research reveals: Five daily habits that may harm the pancreas

Experts warn: Alcohol, smoking, poor diet, and lack of physical activity burden one of the body’s most important organs.

Gym-goers are getting their knickers in a twist over people working out commando

'This is the reason I wipe gym equipment down before and after I use it.'

Seven mistakes a personal trainer says seniors should stop making at the gym

Seven mistakes a personal trainer says seniors should stop making at the gym - Sloppy form, ignoring pain and neglecting mobility are just a few common mistakes that people make

I don’t regret leaving my husband when he had a stroke

All I could see ahead of me was a life of looking after this person who I no longer loved

The foot pain that is actually a symptom of a deadly heart condition

Few people may be familiar with something called rest pain - but while it may sound benign, it could be a symptom of a serious health condition.

I lost five stone in my 30s – after years of battles I found a method that works

My weight was in the high 90kgs and I hated it. I could barely walk. Following the science has put me in the best shape of my life at 47

Six overlooked signs of heart disease – according to a cardiac specialist

How do I know if my cough is pneumonia?

How do I know if my cough is pneumonia? - Don’t underplay your symptoms as pneumonia requires prompt treatment.

Could Covid reactivate hidden viruses in your body? Scientists sound the alarm

Covid-19 and the Viral Wake-Up Call It’s long been known that certain viruses like Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)—which is infamous for causing mononucleosis—can go into a kind of deep sleep inside the body. Most of us carry EBV without knowing it: experts estimate that 90 to 95 percent of people worldwide... The post Could Covid Reactivate Hidden Viruses in Your Body? Scientists Sound the Alarm appeared first on Futura-Sciences.

The breakthrough that could stop arthritis and diabetes in their tracks

For a long time, treatments for autoimmune diseases could only quash the symptoms - now new drugs may tackle the underlying cause

If you have this blood type, mosquitoes are targeting you this summer

Why Do Some People Get Bitten More Than Others? It’s a mystery as old as summer itself: why do mosquitoes seem to zoom in on some people while sparing others? Well, Aedes albopictus—better known as the tiger mosquito—doesn’t bite all humans with the same intensity. And this difference is far... The post If you have this blood type, mosquitoes are targeting you this summer appeared first on Futura-Sciences.

50 years we were misled – on purpose: Why fatty steak or butter are actually healthy

New studies and a historic change in American government guidelines reveal: Saturated fat does not cause heart disease, and the war against it was a huge mistake, backed by food giants.

What eating one meal a day does to your body – and what results can you see after a month?

In Britain, it’s the norm to have three square meals a day, and most of us look forward to eating them. One in four of us snack between our meals, and 10 per cent of people average three snacks a day. But, believe it or not, there are people who prefer to eat just once a day. Bruce Springsteen believes his youthful glow is all down to eating one me...

Scientists find 'optimal exercise' for reducing body fat in elderly

Scientists say this is the best exercise for reducing body fat in elderly people - High-intensity interval training, or HIIT, could be leading to elevated muscle protein synthesis in the elderly

A 6-year-old kept a shiny pebble from the beach in his bedroom for three years. It was a Neanderthal hand axe

He kept losing it and finding it again. It took a trip to a local museum, three years later, for him to realize what he had been misplacing. The post A 6-Year-Old Kept A Shiny Pebble From The Beach In His Bedroom For Three Years. It Was A Neanderthal Hand Axe appeared first on Futura-Sciences.

Our bodies react to microplastics in a way scientists never expected

When Microplastics Go Straight to the Lungs Microplastics: the word alone might send your mind racing through images of floating trash islands or bottles bobbing in rivers. It’s now a scientific fact that microplastics are omnipresent in our environment. But while their presence is undeniable, much remains to be understood—especially... The post Our bodies react to microplastics in a way scientists never expected appeared first on...

Toddler nearly dies after drinking raw milk. Now her parents hope to help others: 'We were educated too late'

“Now that we know, we want other people to understand the risks.” Emily Marris tells PEOPLE after her daughter contracted E. coli from drinking raw milk

Flu season strikes Quebec early — and most people now have to pay for the shot

Health officials are urging Quebecers to book their vaccinations early as influenza activity picks up, but universal coverage has officially come to an end. Here’s who qualifies for free doses and why provincial recommendations changed.

Toronto woman who fell from balcony after police arrived had seizures, inquest hears

TORONTO — A Toronto woman who fell from a highrise balcony while police were in her home more than six years ago had a long history of seizures due to epilepsy, often followed by confusion and aggressive behaviour, a coroner's inquest into her death heard Tuesday.

If you can still do these 9 things in your 70s, you’re thriving

Your 70s can be a fulfilling time of life, and ageing well is not defined in one way.

Canadian health reporter Helen Branswell dead at 69, remembered as 'pretty kickass' journalist

Helen Branswell, a journalist celebrated for her years of coverage on public health and infectious diseases, has died at the age of 69.

Woman survives months-long induced coma from brain swelling possibly triggered by ovarian cancer

A Nova Scotian woman's life is slowly getting back to normal after she was in a coma for multiple months. She was induced as a result of severe brain swelling that doctors believe could have been triggered by ovarian cancer. It's something scientists at the Mayo Clinic are hoping to get to the bottom of. Ella MacDonald has the story.

Professor reveals 3 things happy people do every day

A strong morning routine sets the tone for everything that follows that day. Experts say that the way you start your day can shape your mindset, dictate your energy levels and even how well you handle stress. When you bring a little bit of structure and some intention to those early hours, you give yourself a head start on happiness. Simple habits ...

Health officials issue urgent warning about deadly bat virus after more than 40 people bitten in 2 weeks

Australian bat lyssavirus “usually causes death” within two weeks of symptoms presenting

Ricky Gervais' partner Jane Fallon says she's completely recovered from breast cancer

Ricky Gervais' partner Jane Fallon has told fans she is 'completely recovered' from breast cancer following her diagnosis last year.

A sandwich a day could shrink your waist and cut risk of heart attack, major study finds

Researchers discovered that eating the equivalent to two large slices of wholegrain bread per day was associated with a range of heart health benefits - including weight loss.

The lung cancer symptoms everyone should know as Pope Leo diagnosed

Lung cancer: The symptoms everyone should know as Pope Leo diagnosed with adenocarcinoma - Tests confirmed a diagnosis of lung adenocarcinoma, a common form of lung cancer, the Vatican said

If you still do these 8 things without thinking, you’re in better shape than you realize

Real fitness is not just about lifting heavy things or running really fast. It is more about how

Woman who survived colon cancer 3 times reveals the first symptom she noticed at 14: 'I hid it from everyone'

“Don’t downplay what you’re seeing,” said Danielle Ripley-Burgess

The night-time bladder symptoms a urologist says men should never ignore

Greatest threats to human survival revealed – two could kill us by next century

A human just got treated to reverse cell aging—how far will this go?

The First Steps Towards Cellular Rejuvenation Life Biosciences, a biotech startup based in Boston, has announced that their first patient has received a groundbreaking experimental treatment, aiming to coax aging cells into adopting a “younger identity.” No, it’s not science fiction—and no, nobody’s transforming into a teenager overnight. But the... The post A human just got treated to reverse cell aging—how far will this go? appeared first on...