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A WOMAN who has been living off Ritz crackers for the past three years said only two other foods are “safe” for her to eat.Talia Sinnott, 27, suffers from gastroparesis meaning her stomach struggles to process food.8Talia’s symptoms began in 2018 but progressively worsenedCredit: TALIA SINNOTT8In 2022 Talia contracted an ‘unknown and undiagnosed’ virus which triggered another episode of what she assumed to be GastroparesisCredit: TALIA SINNOTT8Now she is largely reliant on a feeding tubeCredit: TALIA SINNOTTAlthough Talia’s symptoms started in 2018, she managed them until 2022.Doctors originally believed Talia to be suffering from an eating disorder, but as a Trainee…

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HAVE Sky TV at home? Make sure you’re getting all the freebies you’re owed.There are loads of Sky TV perks that can save you some cash – if you know where to find them.5If you’re already paying for Sky TV, you claim as many freebies and discounts as possibleThe Sun has picked out five easy tricks to help you get your money’s worth.VIP scheme free moviesThere’s a clever scheme that gives you freebies – and they get better the longer you’ve spent with Sky.It’s called Sky VIP, and you’re eligible if you’ve had Sky TV, Sky Mobile, Sky Talk, and/or…

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A MUM had her world turned upside down after she noticed a change to her boob while on holiday.It would be the start of a nightmare ordeal in which she was diagnosed with cancer and dumped by her partner at the same time.7Cassie Harrison was on holiday in Lanzarote when she noticed a change to her breastCredit: Cassie Harrison7She was later diagnosed with breast cancer and underwent gruelling treatmentCredit: Cassie HarrisonCassie Harrison, 47, was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2023.Just a week later, her long-term partner ended their relationship, leaving her to face the battle alone.Over eight months, Cassie, from…

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VIRGIN Galactic is about to start building a six-seater spaceplane that will blast cash-flush tourists into space.The Delta SpaceShip is set for its first flight in 2026 – but tickets are expected to cost a whopping $600,000 per seat.8Virgin Galactic’s Delta spaceship will ferry tourists skyward as soon as 2026Credit: Virgin Galactic8Construction on the first Delta-class Virgin Galactic spaceship is due to begin in March this yearCredit: Virgin Galactic8Billionaire Sir Richard Branson’s company Virgin Galactic hopes to build as many as six Delta spaceplanes a yearCredit: ReutersEarly trips will take scientific payloads to space for research in the summer.But by…

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TWO more indoor cats in the US have tested positive for H5N1 bird flu after eating potentially contaminated food, health officials have revealed.The owners say they fed their cats Wild Coast Raw pet food, which was recalled earlier this month after it made other cats sick.2Two cats from Washington State have died from bird fluCredit: Getty2They both ate food believed to be contaminated with the virusCredit: Washington State Department of AgricultureIt comes amid growing concerns among scientists that the already highly pathogenic virus could be spreading through the air.The US is currently grappling with an ongoing outbreak of H5N1, which…

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YOUR smartphone is packed with your most personal info and it’s probably always with you – so it’s a top prize for hackers.Crooks are desperate to break into your mobile, so it’s important to look out for the danger signs.8Check your App Privacy Report – just make sure to turn it on firstCredit: The SunIf criminals can get deep access to your phone, they could extort you, hold your info to ransom, break into your bank or online accounts, or even physically stalk you.There are a few clues that something is very wrong with your iPhone or Android, so keep…

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DETAILS of the UK’s first confirmed ciguatera poisoning have been shared – with scientists warning tens of thousands of people could be at risk each year. The incident involved the consumption of fish sold as red snapper steaks. 3The first confirmed ciguatera poisoning in the UK involved three members of a familyCredit: Getty3The incident involved the consumption of fish sold as red snapper steaksCredit: GettyCiguatera is a foodborne illness caused by eating contaminated reef fish. It’s caused by a toxin called ciguatoxin, which is produced by small algae that grows on coral reefs. Ciguatera poisoning is usually not life-threatening, but it can be…

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APPLE is trying to tempt you with its thrifty new iPhone 16e – and I’ve already had a go.I’ve spent about a week testing the new mobile, which is currently the cheapest in Apple’s line-up.12The Sun’s tech editor Sean Keach has been secretly testing out the new iPhone 16eCredit: Sean Keach / The Sun12The iPhone 16e is the cheapest model in Apple’s current smartphone line-upCredit: Sean Keach / The Sun12I was trying the matte white model – but there’s also a matte black version tooCredit: Sean Keach / The SunThe iPhone 16e is a sort of spiritual successor to the…

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WHEN it comes to visiting the dentist, many of us are guilty of not being completely truthful about our oral hygiene. You might find yourself lying about how often you brush or floss, or indulging in unhealthy food and drinks. 3Your dentist can tell a lot about your habits and health just from looking inside your mouthCredit: Getty3Dr Safa Al-Naher says she can often see the signs of four bad habitsCredit: Dr Safa Al-NaherBut the truth is, nothing gets past your dentist the moment you say “Ahh!”.Dr Safa Al-Naher, a dentist in Knightsbridge, London who offers cosmetic and facial aesthetics…

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FOLLOWING a popular diet could slash your risk of several cancers linked to obesity, a study suggests. Being overweight or obese can make you more likely to develop 13 different types of the disease, including bowel and liver cancer. 1Researchers linked a Mediterranean diet to a lower risk of obesity-related cancersFollowing the Mediterranean diet may slightly lower the risk of these cancers, research published in JAMA Network Open showed. It found people who stuck to the popular diet – which prioritises veggies, pulses, healthy fats and olive oil – had a 6 per cent lower risk of risk developing obesity-linked…

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