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Discovery Channel has revealed how Deadliest Catch will handle the death at sea of 25-year-old cast member Todd Meadows.The rookie deckhand fell overboard into the Bering Sea off the coast of Alaska on February 25, despite a desperate…

For decades, it has worn the same, unmistakable face: that of a lifelong smoker. But the profile of lung cancer is beginning to change. Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer deaths in the US, representing about a fifth of the…

Washington's Mount Rainier has suddenly awoken and is buzzing with almost nonstop activity for days, stoking fears that an eruption could come soon.The mountain is one of America's most dangerous volcanoes, towering over millions of…

Scientists may be on the cusp of developing a new vaccine to combat tuberculosis (TB), one of the world's deadliest diseases. TB takes more than 1million lives each year and is particularly deadly in developing countries where access to…

Chemical relaxers used to straighten hair may increase the risk of developing multiple cancers by as much as 166 percent, a new study has found. Experts have long been concerned about the presence of the carcinogen formaldehyde in…

Experts may have found a way of stopping the deadliest type of brain cancer in its tracks, according to new research.Scientists at University College London say they have identified how to slow the growth of glioblastoma—an aggressive…

NHS hospitals in England where patient fatalities are higher than expected have been revealed in an official report. Worrying data shows that some NHS trusts have recorded over a quarter more patient deaths than expected between March…

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The videos on his Instagram page are astounding: A shirtless Aaron Donald, laying back on a workout bench, casually throwing up 130 pound dumbbells like they were sacks of rice.Sweat glistening and the outrageous definition on his pecs,…

BOOK OF THE WEEK Everest, Inc.by Will Cockrell (Gallery Books £20, 352pp) It is one of the most ­startling images ever taken on a mountain: the picture, from May 2019, showed a long queue of hundreds of climbers stretched out single file…