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A man from Seattle almost died after inhaling fentanyl caused his brain to swell, in the first case of its kind linked to the drug. The condition, toxic leukoencephalopathy, is usually linked to heroin.
A man from Seattle almost died after inhaling fentanyl caused his brain to swell, in the first case of its kind linked to the drug. The condition, toxic leukoencephalopathy, is usually linked to heroin.
More people aged between 18 and 49 are developing the disease, and developed countries are worst affected. We spoke to the scientists trying to work out what's to blame...
Nagging someone to death may sound like a well-rehearsed line from a stand-up comic's routine, but where your health is concerned, having a niggling 'other half' can prove to be a lifesaver.
For more than a decade, Laura Poole, 30, (pictured) has suffered frequent bouts of tonsillitis so severe they can leave her collapsed on the sofa in agony for days on end.