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AI ECG tool flags heart disease in under two seconds
Doctors have developed an AI tool that can detect signs of heart disease from a standard ECG in under two seconds, potentially speeding up diagnosis for millions of patients. Unlike a conventional ECG, which records the heart’s electrical activity but cannot itself detect heart disease, the new tool extracts information beyond what a human can…
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Warning after common ADHD pill leaves 34-year-old ‘violently ill’ and ‘needing resuscitation’
A 36-year-old DJ from Malton, Yorkshire, has spoken out about a severe reaction he suffered while taking atomoxetine, a non-stimulant ADHD medication also known as Strattera, warning others to be aware of its potential side effects. Ryan Swain was hospitalised in 2010 after just a few months on the drug, experiencing what doctors called a…
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‘Happy days with my babies’: Princess Eugenie posts new photos showing her new daughter Adelaide with her two sons August and Ernest
Princess Eugenie has shared new photographs on Instagram of her newborn daughter, Adelaide Elizabeth Annina Brooksbank, alongside her two young sons. The images offer the public a first proper glimpse of the family together following Adelaide’s birth earlier in August, marking another addition to the extended royal family as the King’s niece continues to share…
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ROSE TATTOO Frontman ANGRY ANDERSON Suffered Cardiac Arrest During European Tour
Rose Tattoo’s bandmates have confirmed that frontman Angry Anderson, 79, suffered a cardiac arrest and remains hospitalised, finally providing a specific diagnosis behind the “medical issue” that had forced cancellation of the remaining dates on the band’s European tour. The statement was issued 20 days after Anderson’s hospitalisation, thanking fans for their support and asking…
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Braintree asylum tensions, Middlesbrough gang violence row, Fife data centre fury
Unease grows in Braintree over migrant gatherings and Middlesbrough’s mayor defends policing after gang violence, while Fife villagers fight a giant data centre. Elsewhere: Toby Samuel’s US Open breakthrough, Aaron Donald’s NFL return, and Batman filming hits Glasgow.
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Newly unclassified Pentagon images show suspected drug boats as official issues deadly warning
The Pentagon has released previously classified images showing suspected drug-smuggling vessels at sea, alongside a fresh warning that the US will continue lethal strikes against traffickers. The move comes almost a year after the Trump administration began its campaign against suspected drug-trafficking boats, with officials framing it as a continued deterrent against “narco-terrorists” who threaten…
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This tiny farming town you’ve never heard of is helping Microsoft sell America on data centers
Quincy, a small farming town of around 8,100 people in central Washington, has become a key example in Microsoft’s efforts to counter growing public unease about data centres. The company has been building facilities there for roughly two decades, attracted by cheap land, a cool climate and abundant hydropower, and it now points to Quincy…
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Dolly Parton dies at 80 as disasters strike Cyprus, Arizona and Nepal
Country icon Dolly Parton has died aged 80 following a short illness, as a Cyprus ferry sinking, Grand Canyon flash floods and Nepal flooding claim lives abroad; also, an inquest into a monkey dust death, Moses Itauma’s O2 defeat, and a huge Steam games leak.
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Breast cancer survivors whose treatment led to heart problems ‘may not need drugs for life’
A trial has found that most breast cancer survivors whose treatment weakened their hearts may not need to stay on protective heart medication for life, a discovery experts have called “hugely encouraging” for thousands of patients. Certain breast cancer therapies can damage heart function, meaning patients are often advised to remain on heart drugs indefinitely,…