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Why viewers are turning it off Netflix viewers say a new true crime documentary is hard to watch.Some say they stop it halfway through because it makes them feel sick. What the film is about The film follows Jodie Hildebrandt, a Mormon therapist and life coach.It tracks her fall into a child-abuse scandal. She was … Read more
Where the flu is surging More US states now report “very high” levels of the deadly “super flu.”CDC data for the week ending December 27 shows 32 states, up from 22. Highest activity areas CDC level 13 was given to Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York City, New York state, New Jersey, Ohio, Michigan, … Read more
What happened at the Vance home A hammer-wielding suspect allegedly smashed four windows at JD Vance’s Ohio home.The break-in happened overnight at his $1.4 million Cincinnati residence. Who police charged William D DeFoor, 26, was charged early Monday after the incident.He faces counts of obstructing official business, criminal damaging or endangering, criminal trespass and vandalism. … Read more
What happened in Bali An Australian mum-of-two is set to be airlifted home after a Bali crash.Her boyfriend, Bryce Alexander Black, 33, died at the scene. Where and when it happened Samantha Baillie, 33, and Mr Black, 33, rode a scooter in North Kuta.They crashed head-on with a car on Petitenget street at about 4.30am. … Read more
What happened Meg Hughes has urged parents to vaccinate their children after tragedy.Her baby son Louie Hughes died from flu on Christmas Day. What the family went through Twins Louie and Vinnie Hughes were born at 26 weeks in Stockton-on-Tees.Meg Hughes said they went from “strength-to-strength” after their birth. What changed Despite a months-long hospital … Read more
A new study has raised fresh concerns about popular cooking oils used in millions of kitchens. Researchers followed 100 men with early-stage prostate cancer for one year. Those who cut seed oils like canola, corn, and cottonseed, and ate more omega-3 rich foods such as salmon, saw their tumors grow more slowly. Lead researcher Dr. … Read more
What the drugs doMedications for over-active bladders include pills called anticholinergics.They reduce activity in certain muscles to stop bladder contractions. This can ease spasms linked to incontinence and frequent urination.But new research suggests a possible dementia risk. What the study foundA study on almost 1million Brits examined dementia links.Experts analysed records of just over 170,000 … Read more
What scientists flaggedScientists warned about acrylamide, a chemical released during cooking.They said it could raise heart attack and stroke risk by 60 per cent. Where acrylamide shows upAcrylamide forms when starchy foods get heated during baking, frying, or roasting.Bread, potatoes and coffee can produce it, especially when foods brown. It is abundant in burnt carbohydrates, … Read more
Experts are urging families to understand a common end-of-life sound called the “death rattle.” It can be unsettling to hear, but it is a normal part of dying. What the “death rattle” is Medical News Today says it happens when breathing changes and secretions collect in the throat. End-of-life nurse Julie has explained it as … Read more
A 16-year-old girl in Italy died after a phone she was using in the bath fell into the water while it was charging. The teenager, Maria Antonietta Cutillo, was at her parents’ home in Avellino. Reports say she was in the bathtub holding her phone during a call with a friend. The device was reportedly … Read more