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This winter, I attended a livestock auction on California’s remote northern coast. Ranchers sat on plywood bleachers warming their hands as the auctioneer mumble-chanted and handlers flushed cows into a viewing paddock one by one. Most of the cows were hale animals, careering in and cantering out. But one little brown cow moved tentatively, rheum slicking her left eye and a denim
Peruvian adult actress Thania Fields would go home and cry in the bath after being sexually abused.
Harassed on the streets and online, the traumatised porn star was left needing psychiatric treatment.
She revealed last May in a raw TV interview of still having therapy sessions following the ‘very strong’ sexual abuse she suffered when she started her career in the adult industry.
Eight months after her appearance on Emojis TV she was found dead at her home in Peru,
Alexei Navalny’s body reportedly shows signs of bruising that were caused by being held down while he suffered a seizure, raising fears that he was killed on the orders of Vladimir Putin.
The wounds are consistent with the Russian opposition leader – who died aged 47 on Friday amid claims he was ‘murdered’ by Vladimir Putin’s regime – having suffered a ‘seizure’, according to independent outlet Novaya Gazeta Europe.
The news outlet spoke to a paramedic in the Salekhard ambulance
The horrific animal testing performed to bring Elon Musk’s Neuralink project to life includes drilling holes into monkeys’ heads and filling them in with glue, DailyMail.com can reveal.
In the week Musk claimed to have put a Neuralink implant into a human for the first time, documents show that the company used ‘Bioglue’ to patch up holes in the monkeys’ heads after operations.
The documents released from the University of Davis, California, which partnered with Neuralink in tests for three
Heart attacks among young people in England are on the rise, MailOnline analysis shows.
Cases in some younger age groups have almost doubled over the last decade, with rates in under-40s as whole rising by a quarter.
Our revelation comes after the death of 29-year-old mother Lauren Page Smith, who was discovered lying on her bathroom floor with her two-year-old daughter clinging to her chest just hours after paramedics had given her the all-clear.
Experts say the rise, which has
Patients have been left in tears after being told their NHS appointment has been cancelled due to the strikes — with some having to wait more than a month for it to be rescheduled.
Shaun Howe, a delivery driver from the Isle of Wight whose knee replacement is infected, said he was ‘devastated’ when his appointment was postponed and warned that lives are at risk due to delays in care.
Lauren Golding, a construction worker from Essex who is suffering
Crumbling NHS hospitals are suffering chemical leaks and broken fire alarms as the cost of tackling the repair backlog passes £10billion, an investigation reveals.
Bosses reported 115 chemical incidents last year, including on children’s wards, A&Es and maternity units.
Health leaders last night described the repair bill as ‘eye-watering’ and warned buildings and facilities are ‘in a very bad way and getting worse’.
Manchester University Trust recorded 22 chemical leaks, which is more than any other trust that responded to
Bella Hadid’s recent absence from the modeling world has been noticeable in recent months, with the supermodel not gracing runways or being spotted in public.
Transparent in her ongoing fight against Lyme disease, the 26-year-old shared a series of photos to Instagram documenting her arduous battle with the illness that she says has left her with “invisible suffering.”
Along with pictures of her medical papers detailing Hadid’s illnesses are pictures of the American-born model receiving treatment, often hooked up to
Calorie counts listed alongside items on restaurant menus can trigger a relapse in some eating disorder patients, researchers have found.
Since April last year, new laws
Botox injections in neck muscles can ease anxiety in Parkinson’s patients, a study has found.
The jabs, more commonly known as a cosmetic treatment
