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Sarah Watson, who is from Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire, was left "frightened" to eat as she feared her veneers would fall out - but all she wanted was "a nice smile"

Amelia Martin, now 23, has been living with 'suicide disease' for over five years - the crippling effects has left her being only able to walk on her hands and feet

Symptoms of heatstroke need to be treated as a medical emergency as they can lead to include irritability, agitation, and slurred speech, according to the Centres for Disease Control and Prevention

A man who had a seizure at home and nearly died has spoken of his experiences during ten days he was unconscious as he recovered from the ordeal in hospital

Writing for the Sunday Mirror, health and medical expert Jo Waters finds the answers to the country's biggest health conundrums before they head on holiday

Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF) has been described as the current biggest threat to public health and an expert told Mirror it spreads easily and is painful

Despite one part of the WHO claiming the sweetener should be added to the list of substances that can cause cancer, another has said there was "no convincing evidence" of harm from drinking or eating products that contain it

Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF) has been described as the current biggest threat to public health and has already killed people in Iraq, Pakistan and Namibia

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Ian Downs has backed a campaign by Recycle Your Electricals which is designed to ultimately save lives thanks to the creation of new healthcare equipment - like defibrillators

Nick Keenan penned the cards for Rose and Sophia when they were just 17 months old as he was poorly with glioblastoma, a fast-growing and aggressive brain tumour

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Conway police officer Michael Dodd was working the Memorial Day weekend when he started to develop a dry cough. He didn't think anything of it until he started to get hot chills

While cavities can be reduced by using sugar-free gum, munching on the stringy stuff endlessly can wear away the enamel - a protective coating across our teeth

Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever (CCHF) has caused two reported deaths in Pakistan and there have been several cases reported in Spain, in addition to other nations

Georgina Parkinson, who lives in Manchester, was told she had a very rare form of cancer after visiting her doctor, following her need to urinate more frequently

Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever is feared to be heading towards Britain and France thanks to climate change and has a high mortality rate, according to experts

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Parkinson’s disease, typically associated with tremors, stiffness and slow movement, directly affects around 145,000 people in the UK alone and its prevalence increases with age

Harvey Edwards, a student at University of Liverpool and described as an "intelligent, gentle, respectable young man", had a bleed on his brain and was put in an induced coma

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Despite many believing the dirtiest room in our homes being the bathroom, the toilet seat failed to make the list on the most germ-ridden objects, according to The National Sanitation Foundation

Franny Briggs sprang into action and gave tiny Bobby CPR after mum Jemma went into unexpected labour on the floor of their bathroom at their home in Kirkby, Merseyside

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Eye care experts are urging people to get their eyes checked regularly so that the symptomless condition can be caught before it's far too late to treat