How a altar boy with Down syndrome inspired inclusive advances in churches in interior São Paulo
The story explores how an 11-year-old altar boy with Down syndrome has sparked discussions on inclusivity within churches in the interior of São Paulo, Brazil.
DR MARC SIEGEL: A racial slur at BAFTA — and what tolerance really means
The BAFTAs faced backlash after an audience member with Tourette syndrome shouted a racial slur during the live broadcast, leading to an apology from the BBC.
Acre is among the states with an increase in severe cases of flu-like syndromes, says Fiocruz
Acre has seen an increase in severe cases of Acute Severe Respiratory Syndrome (SRAG), according to data from Fiocruz's InfoGripe Bulletin.
Advertising Professional Discovers Sjögren's Syndrome Ten Years After Facial Swelling and Difficulty Eating: 'Shock'
A 34-year-old advertising professional from São José do Rio Preto, Brazil, discovered she has Sjögren's Syndrome a decade after first experiencing symptoms like facial swelling and difficulty eating.
Kerr: "Hawks" general manager denied that Porziņģis had POTS
Steve Kerr, the head coach of the Golden State Warriors, stated that the Atlanta Hawks' general manager denied any diagnosis of postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS) for Kristaps Porziņģis, despite previous claims about his health issues.
Student forced to eat 7 slices of cake at school has syndrome that makes it easy for him to gain weight
A 16-year-old student in Fortaleza, Brazil, was forced by peers to eat seven slices of cake, a situation exacerbated by his existing health condition that makes him gain weight easily.
‘My rare disease left me blind and obese, it took decades to get a diagnosis’
Rachael Zimbler shares her struggles with Bardet-Biedl Syndrome, a rare genetic condition that led to her blindness and obesity, highlighting the challenges of obtaining a timely diagnosis.
From the PS to the Greens, the Stockholm Syndrome that Traps the Left in the Arms of the Unsubmissive
Jean-Luc Mélenchon and his party La France Insoumise are viewed as a refuge from the far-right National Rally by other left-wing parties, despite controversy and criticism surrounding his remarks.
South Africa: As Another Rare Diseases Day Swings By, Is SA Ready to Take It More Seriously?
The article discusses the impact of rare diseases in South Africa, as highlighted on International Rare Disease Day, emphasizing the need for improved awareness and resources for affected individuals.
With the increase in patients, artificial intelligence models will be created in Lithuania for the diagnosis of rare diseases
A project aimed at developing artificial intelligence models for diagnosing rare diseases has been launched in Lithuania.
I had a 'heart attack' at 16 then doctors got everything wrong
Darcie Warner, who experienced severe health issues at 16, was misdiagnosed with anxiety instead of Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS).
Tourette Syndrome: An 'uncharted' disorder in Greece – The stigma and lack of information
The article discusses the challenges surrounding Tourette Syndrome in Greece, highlighting societal stigma and limited public awareness.
The Suffering from a Tourette's Outbreak
Emauni Crawley, a 23-year-old behavioral health coach with Tourette syndrome, discusses the challenges of living with severe tics that force her to involuntarily say inappropriate things.
VIKTORIA LADÕNSKAJA-KUBITS ⟩ Stuck in Victim Syndrome: Ida-Virumaa
The columnist Viktoria Ladõnskaja-Kubits discusses the challenges faced by Ida-Virumaa and the need for a deeper understanding of the region beyond data and headlines.
Stepfather of teenager with rare syndrome and 'S' shaped spine walks nearly 400 km to raise funds
Fabrício, the stepfather of Kevin Alex, a teenager with a rare genetic syndrome known as Hypomelanosis of Ito, is walking approximately 370 km to raise funds and awareness for families in similar situations.
The BBC launches an investigation after a racist insult was uttered during the unedited BAFTA ceremony
The BBC has initiated an internal investigation following the unedited broadcast of a racist insult during the BAFTA ceremony, made by a guest with Tourette syndrome.
Which food reduced bad cholesterol in 48 hours
A study from the University of Bonn found that a two-day diet consisting almost entirely of oats reduced bad cholesterol by 10% in participants with metabolic syndrome.
Australia has recorded its first death from mammalian meat allergy. How common is it?
Australia reports its first death from mammalian meat allergy, linked to tick bites that cause severe allergic reactions to red meat.
Breaking: Teen confirmed as first Australian death from tick-induced red meat allergy
A teenager in New South Wales has been confirmed as the first Australian to die from an allergy to red meat caused by tick bites.
One type of olive oil has a surprising effect on brainpower during aging
A new study reveals that extra virgin olive oil could enhance cognitive function and promote gut health in aging individuals.
BBC launches investigation after racist insult aired during BAFTA broadcast
The BBC has opened an investigation into the airing of a racist insult during the BAFTA awards broadcast, which occurred while actors Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo were on stage.
BBC Scandal: 'Which Words End up in the Tic Repertoire Cannot be Influenced'
A Tourette activist made headlines and stirred controversy during the BAFTA Awards by shouting offensive words, including a racial slur, which broadcasted live on BBC.
"I am mortified": John Davidson, who has Tourette's syndrome, regrets his racist words at the Baftas
John Davidson, a Scottish man with Tourette's syndrome, expressed deep regret for uttering racist remarks at the Baftas, attributing them to his uncontrollable tics.
BAFTA tic sufferer says he was beaten within an inch of his life over Tourettes
Tourette's activist John Davidson has shared his experiences of violence and discrimination related to his condition, emphasizing the realities of living with coprolalia in the public eye.
Baylen Out Loud star flooded with support as she issues emotional statement
Reality star Baylen Dupree receives overwhelming support after defending Tourette's campaigner John Davidson following a racial slur incident at the BAFTAs.
BAFTA tic sufferer John Davidson reveals insult he called host Alan Cumming
John Davidson, a Tourette's syndrome sufferer, made headlines for shouting offensive language, including a racial slur, during the BAFTA awards, prompting apologies from both him and the organization.
The Victim Syndrome Largely Hinders the Development of Latgale. A Conversation with Economist Peteris Strautins
Latgale's economic development is significantly hindered by various factors, as discussed by economist Peteris Strautins in an interview.
Man with Tourette syndrome 'deeply mortified' after shouting racial slur at awards show
John Davidson, a man with Tourette syndrome, expressed deep mortification after shouting a racial slur during the BAFTAs, stating his tics are involuntary and not meant to offend.
Tourette Syndrome: What it is and how episodes of disinhibition in public are evaluated as occurred at the BAFTAs
A recent incident at the BAFTA Awards sparked a discussion about the distinction between involuntary tics and deliberate behavior when an audience member shouted a racist slur during the event.
Democrats' 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' on 'full display' with counter-State of the Union events, Johnson says
House Speaker Mike Johnson criticized Democrats for organizing multiple counter-State of the Union events, claiming this reflects their obsession with former President Trump.
New radar prevents space debris from colliding with satellites
A new radar system called EISCAT 3D is being developed in the Nordic region to track and monitor space debris, which poses a growing threat to satellites.
Labour MP demands BBC explanation after 'unforgivable' Bafta racial slur broadcast
Labour MP Dawn Butler is seeking an explanation from the BBC for airing a racial slur during the Baftas, which she termed 'unforgivable'.
BAFTA ceremony criticized for handling of the N-word
The BAFTA ceremony faced backlash after the N-word was shouted by a member of the audience with Tourette's syndrome, leading to criticism of BBC and BAFTA's response.
Bafta judge quits over ‘utterly unforgivable’ handling of Tourette N-word incident
A Bafta judge resigns in protest over the organization's handling of a racial slur incident at an awards ceremony involving a Tourette syndrome campaigner.
Doctor shares early signs of Tourette's syndrome in children every parent should know
A doctor highlights the early signs of Tourette's syndrome in children, particularly in light of a recent incident involving a campaigner.
When will I Swear be released on Netflix?
The UK film I Swear, which follows the life of Tourette’s activist John Davidson, will soon be available on Netflix after winning a BAFTA for Robert Aramayo's performance.
Michael B. Jordan's 'disgusted' response to BAFTA racial slur revealed
Michael B. Jordan expressed disgust over a racial slur yelled during the BAFTAs, caused by a participant with Tourette syndrome.
After the racist insult made during the Bafta ceremony, the BBC apologizes for 'not cutting these remarks'
The BBC has issued an apology for not cutting a racist insult uttered by a person with Tourette syndrome during the Bafta ceremony.
After the Tourette's Outburst at the Film Gala: 'Devastated'
John Davidson shouted a racial slur during a British film gala presentation, resulting in significant backlash from participants and the subsequent removal of the event from BBC's streaming service.
Numbness and tingling in the hand may indicate carpal tunnel syndrome
A Brazilian woman experiences severe symptoms leading to a diagnosis of carpal tunnel syndrome, which is notably prevalent among women.
John Davidson says he feels 'deeply mortified' by involuntary insults at the Bafta due to his Tourette syndrome
John Davidson expressed regret over involuntary exclamations during the Bafta ceremony, including racial slurs, which he attributed to his Tourette syndrome.
The skier Lindsey Vonn revealed that she was on the brink of amputation after her brutal fall in the Winter Games
American skier Lindsey Vonn disclosed that she nearly lost her left leg following a severe accident during the women's downhill at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics.
Man with Tourette's Syndrome Sparks Debate After Racial Outburst at Award Ceremony
A man with Tourette's Syndrome shouted a racist slur during Britain's prestigious television and film award ceremony, prompting criticism of the BBC for failing to censor the outburst.
Vonn reveals amputation scare after Olympics crash left leg 'in pieces'
Lindsey Vonn faced the possibility of having her leg amputated after a serious crash at the Winter Olympics resulted in severe injuries.
Tourette's campaigner 'deeply mortified' after racial slur at BAFTAs
John Davidson, a Tourette's campaigner, expressed deep remorse after inadvertently shouting a racial slur during the BAFTAs due to his condition.
An unusual moment at the awards gala - the audience shouted to the stage: 'We apologize if you were offended'
During the BAFTA awards in the UK, a moment of controversy occurred when an audience member shouted offensive remarks, prompting the host to address the situation and apologize.
BBC issues apology after man with Tourette syndrome shouted racial slur at Black actors during BAFTA Awards
The BBC apologized after a man with Tourette syndrome shouted a racial slur during the BAFTA Awards broadcast, leading to public concern about the incident.
Baftas interrupted by racist slur from man with Tourette syndrome
The BAFTA ceremony was disrupted when John Davidson, a man with Tourette syndrome, shouted a racial slur while two Black actors presented an award.
BAFTA issues apology after racial slur broadcast: 'We take full responsibility'
BAFTA has apologized for a racial slur shouted during the BAFTA Film Awards by an audience member with Tourette syndrome.
‘Impossible’ moment at the Baftas: BBC apologizes for not editing out a racial slur during the awards
The BBC apologized for broadcasting a racial slur during the Bafta awards, attributed to involuntary ticks related to Tourette's syndrome, which will be removed from their iPlayer platform.