So THAT's What Those Tiny Itchy Bumps On Your Fingers Are
I noticed tiny, flesh-coloured bumps on my fingers ― they itched so badly I was tempted to bite my hand (no, really), an urge ...
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10 days with the US Coast Guard on the new Arctic front lines
As new sea passages open up, the commercial and defence possibilities are becoming irresistible. To take advantage, America desperately needs ships ...
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Fungi Lurking in Your Nose Could Be Worsening Your Allergies
A new study reveals that individuals with allergic rhinitis and asthma have distinct nasal fungal profiles, hinting at potential new treatment targets and the need for further investigation. Allergic ...
Woman Goes Viral After TikTok Users Notice a Lump on Her Neck. She Was Shocked by What Happened Next (Exclusive)
Texas native Esha Adikeshava talks with PEOPLE exclusively about going viral on TikTok after users noticed the lump on her neck.
Supermodel Naomi Campbell was the victim of a 'concerted deception' by a colleague which led to her being banned from being a trustee of her own fashion c…
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Middle-class schoolchildren as young as nine are being referred to a far-right deradicalisation charity after getting brainwashed by memes
Exit Hate UK chief executive Nigel Bromage said the average age of referrals to his London-based organisation was 15 but they even had one as old as 68.