Danielle Yeager once believed she’d never be able to have children.
In 2012 she was diagnosed with stage 1 cervical cancer and feared she may never get pregnant because of treatment and possible complications that could affect fertility.
So, when the casino-worker became pregnant in 2013, she and husband Michael were overwhelmed with joy.
She never would have imagined that several months later, her first-born child Gavin would die after the midwife delivering her son failed to spot signs that
From picnics by the river with her four siblings to a doting father who was ‘the nicest man in the world’, Brigitte Hoss had an idyllic childhood by any standards.
Her mother described their home in Poland as a ‘paradise’ with cooks, nannies and cleaners to tend to the family’s every need.
But some of these domestic staff were prisoners from the Auschwitz concentration camp just across the road from the family home, with the prisoner blocks and old crematorium
The Concorde flew its final flight almost exactly 20 years ago – yet it continues to capture the imaginations of Americans old and young.
Concordes were taken out of service in 2003, about three years after Air France flight 4590 crashed, killing 113 people.
But last week, NASA unveiled its quarter-billion-dollar supersonic X-59 jet, an experimental aircraft that the agency will use to give rise to a new frontier of supersonic passenger jets – Concorde successors.
The new 100-foot-long plane
THE ‘implant’ on my arm is no bigger than a £2 coin, but it will – I have been promised – help boost my mood, metabolism and energy, improve my ability to concentrate and even help achieve better athletic performance.
The high-tech gadget, known as a continuous blood glucose monitor or CGM, will no doubt be familiar to many of the millions of people with type 1 diabetes: famous wearers include former PM Theresa May, for example, who revealed she
Congress has been promised fresh details this Tuesday on last year’s shocking allegations of an illegal UFO crash retrieval and reverse-engineering program.
The charges, made by former high-ranking US intelligence official David Grusch, accuse both the US military and its defense contractors of stonewalling on evidence of crashed UFOs, recovered ‘beings,’ and even UFO-related deaths.
While Americans wait in anticipation for possible new details, a source with direct knowledge of standard operations inside the US Intelligence Community’s Inspector General’s office
On Christmas Day everything will run like clockwork, just as it does for me every year.
At 7.30 am, I’ll start chopping the veggies. I have a checklist on which everything is timed to the last minute so that lunch is served at 1pm on the dot for nine of us: me, my husband Kevin, my daughter Hannah, her husband Scott, and their five daughters, aged from six to 16.
There will be tasteful tablescaping, positioned to the last centimetre,
The landscape of cancer treatment has changed significantly since Dr Ned Sharpless, former Director of the National Cancer Institute, completed his world-beating oncology training 20 years ago.
Astonishing medical advancements mean you’re a third less likely to die from the disease than you were 30 years a go. Since 1990, 3.8 million cancer deaths have been averted.
Many forms of cancers – such as lung, skin and breast – that used to be death sentences are now treatable.
Even those
Seeing my jowly, wrinkled 55-year-old face and turkey neck looking mockingly back at me from the video call on my phone screen — a disturbing mix of the woman I once was and my mother during her twilight years — was bad enough.
But beside that of the plumped-with-collagen beauty of my 19-year-old daughter FaceTiming me from university, it was nothing short of misery-inducing.
Video-calling is Isobel’s preferred way of communicating since she left home, so this past year I’ve
First thing every morning, my husband wakes me up with a cup of tea and hands me my phone.
Before I’ve even had a sip, I’ll check for any messages from my only child, Hannah. Then I’ll open the geolocation app that lets me monitor where she is at all times. All her regular haunts are on there, so I get an alert whenever she arrives or leaves somewhere. I usually check in every couple of hours, my eyes trained
The US Embassy has told foreign nationals to make their way to the Rafah crossing on the Gaza-Egypt border to evacuate as Israeli tanks prepare to plough into the besieged Palestinian enclave.
The Israeli military on Friday punished Gaza with more airstrikes in retaliation to the despicable terror attacks launched by Hamas on October 7. Tens of thousands of Israeli soldiers are readying themselves for battle as an invasion appears imminent.
In an urgent security alert this morning, the US
