Woman sees red spot on tongue but specialists call it stress-caused lesion. 6 months later, 37% of her tongue had to be removed "You're not a smoker, not a drinker, and not a man." We Got This Covered · May 16
From ents to tech priests, this artist fuses machinery and organic biomatter to create imaginative fantasy characters Check out Warhammer 40,000 artist Anastasiya Landasseln's fantastical illustrations. Creative Bloq · May 15
Erika Kirk's Viral Video After White House Dinner Shooting Part of Military's 'Media Framing', Candace Owens Claims Candace Owens alleges a government effort to manipulate public perception following the WHCD shooting, claiming the White House Military Office amplified a video of Erika Kirk for strategic purposes. International Business Times UK · May 14
Lucid Diagnostics Q1 Earnings Call Highlights Lucid Diagnostics (NASDAQ:LUCD) reported first-quarter 2026 EsoGuard test volume above its pre-Medicare target range, while management said it continues to await a Medicare local coverage determination and is expanding efforts with the Department of Veterans Affairs, commercial payers and health sys MarketBeat · May 14
Adani Enterprises shares jump 5% after nearly 60 lakh shares worth Rs 1,435 crore change hands in block deal Adani Enterprises shares surged over 5% following a substantial block deal worth Rs 1,435 crore. Despite a Q4 net loss, revenue climbed 20%, driven by infrastructure and utility segments contributing 80% of EBITDA. The company highlighted a stable, infrastructure-led business model poised for sustained cash generation and value creation. The Economic Times · May 14
Former Rep. MTG recommends Ivermectin and other unproven concoctions as Hantavirus “cure” Upon news of a hantavirus-hit cruise ship, there are concerns online about a potential pandemic. Former Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, known for her controversial medical opinions online, recommended ivermectine and other vitamins as “treatment” for Hantavirus. The former congresswoman was quoting a tweet from Dr. Mary Talley Bowden. On X,… The Mary Sue · May 7
‘Encounter specialist’ as Bengal poll guardian: When an observer becomes a ‘viral hero’ In a News18 India segment posted on X today, the thumbnail read: “Singham Ki Entry: Kiski Hogi Victory” (Singham's entry: Whose victory will it be?). On one side sat a cutout of Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee; on the other, a stylised, cinematic-style photo of IPS officer Ajay Pal Sharma racking… Newslaundry · Apr 28
Breast reductions in UK overtake enlargements for first time, data shows Reduction procedures and implant removals reflect shift toward comfort and more active lifestyles, surgeons say The Guardian - UK · Apr 23
BBC News boss confirms job cuts will impact ‘all departments’ Employees have been warned to prepare for a ‘tough task’ of ‘significantly’ reducing costs The Independent UK · Apr 16
Brandi Glanville Rushed To Urgent Care After Trying Dangerous TikTok Medical Trend “Shout out to all the medical professionals dealing with this stupidity.” Bored Panda · Apr 15
Greek Woman Sneezes Out Rare Sheep Bot Fly Larvae in Baffling Medical Case In a shocking and rare medical incident, a 58-year-old woman in Greece expelled nearly one-inch-long worms from her nose, leaving doctors astonished. Whats Hot · Apr 9
71 Hospital Experiences So Horrible You Might Never Want To Go To A Hospital Again People visit doctors to address an ailment. Unfortunately, some end up having a nightmare of an experience that sticks with them for a long time. Here are some examples, as shared by people on Reddit. Most of these stories show the blatant negligence of some doctors that could actually put… Bored Panda · Mar 12
A moment that changed me: I was planning to be a musician – then I had my ears syringed Until that point, all my life’s dreams revolved around becoming a saxophonist. But with sudden and significant hearing loss, I had to face up to a new reality The Guardian - UK · Mar 11
The common sleep condition that raises your risk of stroke and costs workplaces billions Experts have outlined crucial signs that might indicate snoring is a symptom of a more concerning underlying problem The Independent UK · Feb 24
Bored Panda · Feb 23 82 Signs Our Bodies Give Us That Can Actually Be Silent Cries For Help Sometimes, our bodies tell us what's wrong with our health, we're just too ignorant or distracted to listen. Recently, people have been sharing the warning signs from their bodies they regret not listening to earlier in one online thread. Weird-looking moles, weight-loss, nosebleeds, and many more symptoms can mean more…
The Guardian - UK · Feb 20 In the age of the ‘rough sex defence’, Emerald Fennell’s treatment of Wuthering Heights’ Isabella Linton is grotesque By portraying the young woman Heathcliff abuses as a sexily willing participant in her own degradation, Fennell’s adaptation betrays the book, and her audience
The Independent UK · Feb 13 Breakthrough injection treatment is giving people their voices back The new treatment uses platelet-rich plasma from the patient’s blood to rejuvenate the damaged vocal cords
The Mary Sue · Feb 11 Woman orders dresser, Nectar mattress off Amazon. Now she’s blaming them for making her family sick for months: ‘Me watching this on our new Nectar’ A woman ordered a Nectar mattress and a dresser from Amazon. For months, her entire family felt sick, and now, she’s realized what might be the likely culprit.
Evening Standard · Feb 9 Wuthering Heights review: Emerald Fennell serves us full-throated, filthy maximalism 4/5 Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi have bags of chemistry in this unashamedly high-camp adaptation of Emily Bronte’s book
Reason · Jan 22 If You're Asking the Court for Something, Don't Just Put It in a Footnote From yesterday's decision by Judge Aileen Cannon (S.D. Fla.) in Romspen Investment LP v. Dibert: Plaintiff also objects to the… The post If You're Asking the Court for Something, Don't Just Put It in a Footnote appeared first on Reason.com.
Euronews · Jan 21 Ali Khamenei will resist 'to the last drop of blood,' his nephew tells Euronews Exiled in France since 1986, Mahmoud Moradkhani is a doctor and an opponent of the Iranian regime. The nephew of Iran's ayatollah tells Euronews that the security crackdown will not end the demonstrations.
International Business Times UK · Jan 20 Where Do Brooklyn Beckham's Siblings Stand After His Explosive Statement? Reaction of Cruz, Romeo and Harper Explained After Brooklyn Beckham's explosive statement, where do Cruz, Romeo, and Harper stand?
Budget and the Bees · Jan 16 Health: 7 Signs of “Silent” Reflux Damaging Your Throat (Even Without Heartburn) When we think of acid reflux, the chest-clutching burn after a spicy meal usually comes to mind. We pop an antacid and move on. Yet, a stealthier version exists that skips the chest and targets the throat. Laryngopharyngeal Reflux (LPR), or “Silent Reflux,” acts as a common but often little-known…
Inverse · Jan 12 The Science of Sleep Apnea: What’s Actually Going On In Your Body Learn the hidden signs of sleep apnea, its impact on health, and how effective treatment can restore your energy and improve overall well-being.
The Independent UK · Jan 8 Is the UK really ready to put boots on the ground in Ukraine? Britain’s dwindling military might in numbers IN FOCUS: Deployment to Ukraine would likely require thousands troops which the UK may not be able to spare, Maira Butt writes