HeyJaredJonathan Neal
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 23, 2026
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- Aug 19, 2026
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The surprising remedy that finally ended my battle with intimate pain (opens the original)
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After three children – each born after traumatic labours – Helen Tyler was left with intimate problems that affected almost every part of her life. Some were painful, others simply embarrassing. Together, they began to dictate what she could and couldn't do. Exercise became fraught with anxiety – even bouncing on a trampoline with her children could lead to embarrassing leaks. Periods brought another difficulty: using tampons had become so uncomfortable that Helen had largely given them up. And
Chronic UTIs made sex so painful it almost destroyed my relationship (opens the original)
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Hannah Evans was 18 and in her first serious relationship when painful urinary tract infections began to take over her life. She says almost every time she was intimate with her partner, the same debilitating symptoms would follow – an overwhelming need to empty her bladder and a burning pain so severe that, when she did, it felt like 'passing razor blades'. Before long, the infections were so frequent that Hannah barely seemed to recover from one before the symptoms returned. Sex became such a
Daily pill DOUBLES pancreatic cancer survival (opens the original)
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A daily pill that doubles survival time for patients with advanced pancreatic cancer has been given the green light by US regulators – prompting calls for the breakthrough drug to be offered in Britain without delay. Daraxonrasib has been hailed as one of the most significant advances against the deadly disease in decades. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the first-of-its-kind treatment yesterday after a major trial found patients taking it survived for an average of 13.2 month
Pancreatic cancer breakthrough probs common lifestyle habit (opens the original)
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It's a startling claim about the 'surprising' cause of pancreatic cancer that has been ricocheting across social media in recent months. Posts suggesting that high-sugar diets trigger changes in the body that lead to the feared disease have spread rapidly online – with some viewed more than 10 million times. Interest has, no doubt, been fueled by alarming reports of rising pancreatic cancer rates in younger patients – and the fact the disease remains notoriously difficult to treat, with vanishin
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