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HealthYahoo LifestyleTragic: 29-year-old man finds 'painless' marks on his body; dies of rare cancer
The man had the dark purple skin lesions on his face, back and limbs for six months before he was given a devastating diagnosis by the doctor.
TechnologyRedbookThe Best Tech Deals to Shop on Cyber Monday 2020
Now's the time to pick up the gadget you've been lusting after all year long!
TechnologyRedbookThe Best Apple Deals Happening This Cyber Monday 2020
If you're shopping for a new Apple product for a friend, a loved one, or yourself this holiday season, you're in luck.
LifestyleRedbookAll the Black Friday Cyber Monday Fashion Deals You Need to Know This Year
Your weekend of shopping starts NOW.
HealthRedbook150+ Amazing Black Friday and Cyber Monday Deals Happening This Year
Sorry in advance to my debit card.
BusinessRedbookAll The Best Deals From Target's Black Friday Sale
New deals are released every week this month!
BusinessRedbookWalmart's Black Friday Event Has Started, And There Are Some Seriously Insane Deals
We're talking discounts on KitchenAid mixers, Instant Pots, and more!
LifestyleRedbookBlack Friday and Cyber Monday Deals Might Look a Lot Different This Year
Here's everything we know, including early discounts to score now.
HealthThe Independent‘If anyone tells you a date they’re using a crystal ball’: When can we really expect coronavirus to end?
With Boris Johnson introducing new lockdown restrictions across England, many are wondering when coronavirus will really be over. Sophie Gallagher asks the experts
HealthCosmoThis type of cancer is more likely to go undetected over winter
Plus, how you can check for it yourself
HealthThe Independent‘I had the Oxford University coronavirus vaccine. This is what it was like’
No other exit strategy has as much potential as the vaccine to return us to our pre-Covid lives. Jack Sommers, who had the jab in May, explains what to expect when you’re injecting
LifestyleRedbookThe History of Boxing Day, Because Most People Don't Know What It Is
No, it doesn't involve putting on gloves.
LifestyleRedbookDo You Know the History of the Christmas Tree?
Brush up on the origins of the true hallmark of holiday decor.
LifestyleRedbookCommon Christmas Tree Decorating Mistakes—And How To Avoid Them
VERANDA editors share their top tips for avoiding a holiday decorating disaster.
HealthThe IndependentNHS flu jab progamme extended: When can over 50s get a free vaccine?
The programme is now being opened up to people aged 50 to 64
LifestyleRedbookWhat the Lyrics of the '12 Days of Christmas' Song Actually Mean
Your days of being confused about golden birds and French hens are over.
HealthThe IndependentCoronavirus: Does mouthwash really protect you against the virus?
Scientists call for urgent research into effectivenesses of oral hygiene product
HealthYahoo LifestyleShocking! Teen sold kidney 8 years ago to buy iPhone; now needs lifelong daily dialysis
“Why do I need a second kidney?” Wang is known to have said at the time, in a report in the The Epoch Times. “One is enough."
NewsRedbookThe History Behind Your Favorite Thanksgiving Foods
You'll never believe which foods aren't even native to America.From Redbook
HealthYahoo LifestyleWorld Diabetes Day: Here’s why you should have green tea if you have Type 2 Diabetes
Does the hot beverage also have a medicinal advantage for those who are suffering from Type 2 Diabetes? Turns out, it has.
EntertainmentRedbook17 'Titanic' Characters With Their Real-Life Counterparts
James Cameron could really have made this movie six hours long.From Redbook
HealthYahoo Lifestyle'Love your family? Take COVID-19 seriously; how I almost died’
I saw gods... they were in PPE kits. I owe my life to them.
HealthEat This, Not That!New COVID-19 Symptoms Added to List, Study Finds
By now, everyone knows the common early signs of COVID-19: Fever, shortness of breath, a dry cough. But three lesser-known symptoms may also indicate a coronavirus infection, a new study has found.Researchers looked at the presenting symptoms of nearly 12,000 people who were tested for COVID-19 at five New York City emergency departments. Of the patients who tested positive, those well-known symptoms were the most common: fever (74% reported this), shortness of breath (68%), and cough (65%). But a majority of positive COVID-19 cases were accompanied by more obscure signs: weakness (58%), poor blood sugar control (56%) and gastrointestinal symptoms (51%). Read on to see if you have these symptoms, and to ensure your health and the health of others, don't miss these Sure Signs You've Already Had Coronavirus.Older patients reported certain symptoms more oftenThe scientists also found that some symptoms were more common in people over 65. 77% of people with diarrhea, 74% of people reporting fatigue, and 69% of people complaining of weakness tested positive for COVID-19. And older patients with four symptoms—dehydration, altered mental status, falls and high blood sugar—were at higher risk for death.The study's findings can help hospitals improve COVID treatment and are "important for family members and people that work with the elderly to better identify possible warning signs of COVID-19 infection," study co-author Dr. Christopher Clifford of Mount Sinai told Reuters.RELATED: This is the #1 Way You'll Get COVID, According to DoctorsBe aware of this potential symptomIn particular, the study joins a growing body of research that has found how common gastrointestinal symptoms are with coronavirus—sometimes as the only symptom. This month, a review of 36 studies found that nearly 20% patients reported only stomach problems after being infected with COVID-19, including appetite loss, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal pain. One aspect of COVID-19 that has been particularly vexing for doctors is that 40% of people infected may never show symptoms of the disease, but go on to infect people who are at higher risk for worse outcomes, including the elderly and immunocompromised.So do everything you can to prevent getting—and spreading—COVID-19 in the first place: Wear a face mask, get tested if you think you have coronavirus, avoid crowds (and bars, and house parties), practice social distancing, only run essential errands, wash your hands regularly, disinfect frequently touched surfaces, and to get through this pandemic at your healthiest, don't miss these 35 Places You're Most Likely to Catch COVID.