Pacemakers contain sensors that may respond to magnets in the Apple device.
Patrick Thornton, 40, claims words did not 'feel right in his mouth'.
Thamena Ali, 32, has held many dying patients’ hands over the years, however, watching someone die without their family has been the 'biggest challenge'.
Davina McCall clapped back in the best way when a woman called her 'old, over sun-kissed, wrinkly and crinkly'.
Going without the meal may 'up-regulate' a person's appetite, causing them to eat more overall.
One expert has called the results 'very encouraging'.
None of the 21 patients died from the side effect.
Both youngsters recovered, however, the medics have warned alcohol-based gels could lead to 'blindness'.
Nearly 2 million people in the UK received their first dose of the two-jab regimen last week.
Struggling to make small talk? You're not alone.
The unnamed medic insists 'this is what he signed up for as a doctor'.
Ventilation is also key.
Doris Hobday's family are urging people to take up the coronavirus vaccine: 'If you are offered the vaccine, please take it, do not refuse it. Doris didn’t get this choice.'
Nearly 4,000 coronavirus patients were admitted to hospital in England on 14 January alone.
New results from the Prince's Trust 2021 Youth Index reveal more than half of teenagers 'always' or 'often' feel anxious
Dr McSorley is urging people to use their time in lockdown productively to book STI home testing kits.
The personal protective equipment is most effective when combined with social distancing.
Dr Sarah Schenker is a registered dietician and is on hand to talk to you about gluten.
More than 150,000 people in the UK alone are said to endure lingering coronavirus complications.
All three approved jabs in the UK were subject to intense scrutiny by the vaccine regulator.
The Fox sisters are said to have originated the spiritualism movement in the mid-1800s.
Are you finding the third lockdown tougher and more overwhelming than the last two? You're not alone.
Needle phobia – trypanophobia – is extremely common, and can have a real effect on your health
Kate Ferdinand welcomed a baby in December and has opened up about how her anxiety is 'at an all time high' in lockdown.
But former patients could still carry the virus in their nose and throat, the research warns.