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Kanye West may have to deal with allergic reactions and "metal toxicity" caused by his treacherous titanium teeth, dental experts tell The Mirror

Dementia is a syndrome associated with an ongoing decline of brain functioning and is currently the seventh leading cause of death among older people globally

Sometimes it is hard to tell whether you are lethargic at this time of the year and the feeling can often be brushed off due to the season - however, it could be down to vitamin defficiency

NASA's Viking probes made history when they landed safely on the surface of Mars in the 1970s - the expedition hoped to find evidence of life on the Red Planet but the experiments conducted may have killed the organisms instead

Researchers looked at how specific causes of air pollution are linked to dementia, following a decades-long survey where they regularly checked in with adults about their health

The Los Angeles truck driver, known only as Tank, opened up about life with diphallia - a condition which meant he had two penises which would ejaculate simultaneously, even if only one was stimulated

Dr Karak Rajan posts popular videos on social media explaining our bodies and how to best take care of them using his medical background - including how to make sure we get the best night's sleep

Multiple sclerosis, also known as MS, can cause a wide range of potential red flags, including bowel and bladder problems and struggling with balance and muscle pain

A new study from the National Institutes of Health has found that a loss of sexual desire and capacity, brain fog and dizziness were among the most distinctive symptoms of long Covid

Karl Warburton, 43, died last May from xylazine, which is used by vets as a tranquilliser for large animals such as horses and cows - the drug has never been approved for human use as it can cause flesh-rotting sores on takers’ skin

A British man has become the first confirmed to have died after taking powerful drug Xylazine, dubbed the zombie drug, in the UK after dozens across the United States

Stray dogs living in the 1,000 mile exclusion zone around the destroyed Chernobyl nuclear plant have mutated beyond regular canines and scientists are probing whether it has helped them thrive amid the radiation