Daveigh Chase Dies at 35 After Sudden Illness
Daveigh Chase, known for Lilo & Stitch and The Ring, died at 35 from meningitis and sepsis. Her boyfriend confirmed the news, citing a hospital admission for malnutrition.
Category : Health
Adult sticker charts: a fun way to stay motivated
Adult sticker charts are trending as a motivational tool for chores, fitness, and more. Experts explain why rewards work and how to avoid pitfalls.
Electrician killed by fan blades at UK quartz mine
Colin Thwaites, 61, died after being trapped by blades of a poorly guarded fan at Lochaline Quartz Sand mine in the Highlands. HSE found serious failings in fan modification and maintenance.
Traitors UK Star Sam Loses £40,000 in Heartbreaking Scam
Sam from The Traitors UK shares the devastating moment he lost £40,000 in a sophisticated scam, urging others to stay vigilant against fraud.
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Prostate Cancer Screening: What to Know After Clarkson's News
Jeremy Clarkson reveals prostate cancer diagnosis. Learn about PSA tests, risk factors, and how to speak to your GP about screening in the UK.
Aldon Smith's Brain Donated for CTE Research
Former NFL star Aldon Smith's family donates his brain for CTE research after his sudden death at 36, hours after charity work. No cause of death given, investigation ongoing.
Learning-disability nurse shortage 'absolute crisis' in UK
The Royal College of Nursing reports a 33% drop in learning-disability nurses since 2009, leaving 1.5 million vulnerable adults without adequate care.
One Nation Health Policies Criticized; Blanchett Oxford Professor
Experts slam One Nation's health policies as costly and misguided. Plus: Kenyan student's mysterious death, Cate Blanchett's Oxford role, and World Cup updates.
When a Loved One Explores Dangerous Alternative Medicine
Hannah McElhinney shares insights from her book 'Wormhole' on how to support loved ones drawn to risky alternative treatments, following her cousin's death.
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Ebola Outbreak in DRC: Human and Economic Toll Mounts
A headteacher, moto-taxi driver, and travel agent are among those counting the human and economic cost of the Ebola outbreak in Bunia, DRC.
Cold Truth: Fridge vs Cupboard Storage Guide
Experts settle the fridge-or-cupboard debate for red wine, chocolate, eggs, tomatoes, nuts, and more. Learn optimal storage for freshness.
Goats Find Food Following Human Voice, Study Shows
A new study reveals goats can locate food by following human voice cues, demonstrating advanced cognitive abilities previously underestimated in livestock.
Sierra Leone's First Lady Refuses to Condemn FGM Without Data
Sierra Leone's first lady Fatima Maada Bio faces backlash for not condemning FGM, demanding 'reliable data' on harms, sparking concerns from health professionals, survivors, and politicians.
Russian dandelion offers solution to rubber shortage
Scientists revisit WWII solution using Russian dandelion for sustainable rubber production amid climate crisis and disease affecting rubber trees.
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'Morbid' Review: Debunking Longevity Myths and Scams
A review of Saul Justin Newman's 'Morbid', which skewers the anti-ageing industry, revealing that many centenarians are dead or missing, and debunking popular longevity myths.
British Teens Face Social Media Ban as UK Plans Own Rules
The UK plans its own social media ban for teens, despite Australia's ban not working effectively. First Dog on the Moon cartoon explores the looming battle.
Doctor Reported Birthkeeper After Freebirth Death
A senior clinician reported a birthkeeper to police the day Melbourne wellness influencer Stacey Warnecke died after a freebirth, citing public health concerns.
Coming Out as Christian at Work: Surprising Acceptance
A writer shares his experience of revealing his Christian faith in the creative industries, expecting backlash but finding warmth and curiosity instead.
Forgotten opera by Judith Kerr's mother revived at Einstein's house
Descendants of composer Julia Kerr gather at Einstein's former summer house in Caputh to celebrate her rediscovered opera Chronoplan, lost after fleeing Nazi Germany.
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Mother Didn't Understand Mental Health, Inquest Told
An inquest heard the mother of a 14-year-old who killed 10-year-old Biddy Porter consulted a naturopath instead of seeking mental health support.
Nino Review: Cancer Diagnosis in Shrewd French Drama
Pauline Loquès' debut film follows Nino, a young man diagnosed with throat cancer on his 30th birthday, as he navigates a fraught weekend in Paris, balancing life, love, and a crucial sperm sample.
Jeremy Clarkson shares aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis
Jeremy Clarkson reveals he was diagnosed with aggressive prostate cancer last year, underwent surgery, and shares his story in Clarkson's Farm season 5 finale.
Foundation sticks are back: fuss-free and flexible
Sali Hughes explores the resurgence of foundation sticks, highlighting new launches from Jones Road and Bare Minerals, and offers tips for choosing the right stick for your skin type.
Somali boy faces paralysis after US airstrike shrapnel injury
Abdiqadir Salah, 7, was hit by shrapnel in a US airstrike in Somalia. Without a $750 operation, he may lose his ability to walk. The US denies civilian casualties.
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Vietnam police rescue 400 cats stolen for meat
Police in Ho Chi Minh City rescued over 400 cats from a cat meat crime ring, reuniting 40 with owners. About 80 cats were found dead, highlighting the scale of Vietnam's cat meat trade.
Bleech 9:3: Addiction, sobriety, and a stunning debut
Bleech 9:3, formed through AA sponsorship, share their harrowing yet uplifting story of addiction and recovery as they prepare for 40 festivals this summer.
AI Stories Obsessed with 'Elias Thorne': 90% Share Same Words
Nearly 90% of AI-generated stories share 11 common words like 'lighthouse' and 'keeper', with the character Elias Thorne appearing in over 26% of tales, raising concerns about 'model collapse'.
Two children killed by car in Sydney despite rescue efforts
Two children aged one and five were struck and killed by a car in Cabramatta, Sydney. Bystanders tried to save them but were unsuccessful. A 56-year-old driver was arrested.
Mental Health Key to Wealth: Money Coach's Advice
Shang Saavedra, a money coach and author, explains how mental health, therapy, and a positive mindset are crucial for achieving financial freedom and managing money.
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14-year-old trans athlete: No child should face vicious attacks
A 14-year-old transgender track athlete shares her experience of winning a race and facing vicious media attacks, calling for respectful debate and understanding.
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