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Man diagnosed with cancer caused by oral s*x he'd had 'decades earlier' 😓😓

The 62-year-old father-of-two from Forres first noticed symptoms after working in the loft of his gym in March 2016. He gargled soluble aspirin before visiting a GP who initially diagnosed him with tonsillitis and prescribed antibiotics.😬

After his symptoms persisted, a throat swab led to a referral to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary for further investigation. Surgeons discovered a thumb-sized mass at the back of his throat that had doubled in size before its removal.😱

Tests following the four-hour operation revealed stage-three throat cancer caused by the HPV16 strain. Medical staff told him the virus is transmitted through s*xual activity and was likely contracted decades before he met his wife Heidi.💔

Jeff underwent chemotherapy and 35 rounds of radiotherapy that left him bedridden for three months with severe burns to his neck.😢

Now cancer-free for ten years, the former Royal Air Force corporal is urging anyone experiencing persistent symptoms to get checked immediately. 🙏

🟡 287 million people were living with chronic hepatitis B or C in 2024, yet many don’t even know they’re infected.

💛 Even more worrying, 1.3 million people died from these diseases last year – despite the fact that hepatitis can often be prevented, treated, and in the case of hepatitis C, even cured.

🙌🏼 This *World Hepatitis Day (28 July)*, the message is simple: Let’s break it down. Barriers like stigma, lack of awareness and limited access to testing stop too many people from getting lifesaving care.

*Here’s what you can do:*

✅ Get tested for hepatitis B and C if you’re at risk or have never been tested.
👶 Make sure newborns receive the hepatitis B vaccine within 24 hours of birth. In 2024, only 45% did.
🗣️ Learn the facts and help stop stigma by sharing accurate information.

💪 Together, we can turn proven science into action – and save millions of lives.

Find out more ➡️https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-hepatitis-day/2026

🌞 Good Morning & Happy Monday! 🌞
Welcome to a brand-new week filled with fresh opportunities, new beginnings, and countless blessings.

May this Monday bring you renewed strength, divine wisdom, and the courage to overcome every challenge that comes your way. May God go before you, make every crooked path straight, and open doors that no one can shut. May your efforts be fruitful, your heart be filled with peace, and your home overflow with joy, good health, and abundant favor.

Do not be afraid of what this week may bring. The God who has carried you this far will continue to guide, protect, and uplift you. Every disappointment shall be turned into a testimony, every delay into divine timing, and every prayer into a beautiful answer.

Go into this week with confidence, hope, and a grateful heart. Believe that something wonderful is about to happen in your life.
Have a blessed, productive, and joy-filled Monday. May God's grace be with you today and throughout the week. Amen. 🙏🌼

Rare identical quadruplets born in Australia

Amy Walker
Metro North Health The quadruplet babies pictured in a composite image - they are all in the hospital's nursery, in an incubator, wearing a breathing device and several wiresMetro North Health
An Australian woman has given birth to rare, naturally conceived identical quadruplets after a pregnancy described as "extremely high risk" by the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital.

The four girls, who were delivered via caesarean section at 28 weeks and four days on 14 July, were monozygotic quadruplets - where a single fertilised egg splits into four embryos.

The hospital said the girls' mother, 34-year-old Jenitar Na'amoana, and her husband Jortham, already had four children and were taken by "immense surprise" when told to expect quadruplets.

Dr Alexa Bendall, who cared for the mother from the start of her pregnancy, estimated identical quadruplets occur "at one in every 15 million pregnancies" and said "but to share the same placenta - this is unheard of".

Bendall, who is a maternal foetal medicine specialist and obstetrician, said such a pregnancy was very high-risk, with the hospital admitting Na'amoana as an inpatient at 25 weeks so she could be monitored.

"We always said that if we could get her to 28 weeks, we would be doing well," Bendall said.

"So the fact that we've got four beautiful, healthy babies born at 28 weeks and four days is incredible and we're very happy to be a part of it," she added.

Jenitar Na’amoana/Gofundme Jenitar Na'amoana pictured while pregnant. She has long dark hair and is wearing a black short-sleeved dress. She is looking down and touching a very visible baby bump.Jenitar Na’amoana/Gofundme
Jenitar Na'amoana said her and her husband's hearts were "overflowing with gratitude" after the births
"Jenitar has taken everything in her stride from day one... she has somehow dodged every complication and risk for both herself and her babies," Bendall said.

The newborn girls have been named Emily, Harriet, Catherine, and also Alexa, after Alexa Bendall, who described it as "a beautiful tribute".

One of the girls has been named after Dr Alexa Bendall, who cared for Na'amoana from the start of her pregnancy
The babies will stay in the hospital's neonatal intensive care unit until they grow to full term and are "currently doing extremely well", Bendall added.

The parents' other children are between one and 10 years old and the mother has recently launched an online fundraising campaign to help buy a van with at least 10 seats.

In a message alongside the fundraiser, which has already received over A$37,000 (£19,261) in donations, Na'amoana wrote: "Our four precious miracles have arrived safely, and while our hearts are overflowing with gratitude, the reality of caring for four newborns at once has brought challenges we never could have imagined."

Naturally conceived quadruplets are extremely rare, with doctors estimating the odds at about one in 700,000 births.

Welcoming rare quadruplets 'an incredible experience', says mum..

Rare identical quadruplets born in Australia The parents of the four naturally conceived girls were taken by "immense surprise" with the pregnancy, the hospital said.

Europe fines Google $1 billion for "harming" rivals in a first under its landmark digital competition law https://cnn.it/4hsTnEJ

Happy Sunday! 🌸

May this beautiful Sunday fill your heart with God's peace, your home with joy, and your life with countless blessings. As you begin this new day, may the Lord go before you, make every crooked path straight, and open doors of favor, breakthrough, and divine opportunities.

May your worries be replaced with hope, your weakness with strength, and your fears with unwavering faith. May God's grace surround you and your loved ones, protecting you from every harm and guiding your steps throughout the coming week.

Remember that every new day is a gift from God and another chance to grow, love, forgive, and pursue your dreams. No matter what challenges you have faced, trust that God is working all things together for your good. Keep believing, keep praying, and never lose hope, because the best is yet to come.

Have a joyful, peaceful, and blessed Sunday. May your worship be refreshing, your heart be grateful, and your week ahead be filled with testimonies, good health, success, and abundant happiness.

Happy Sunday! God bless you richly. 🙏🌷

🌸 Happy Saturday! 🌸

Good morning! May this beautiful Saturday bring peace to your heart, strength to your body, and joy to your soul. May every challenge before you become an opportunity for growth, and may every step you take today be guided by God's wisdom and favor.

May the Lord surround you with His love, protect you and your family from every harm, and open doors of blessings that no one can shut. May your efforts be rewarded, your prayers answered, and your dreams move closer to reality.

No matter what this week has brought, remember that God's mercy is new every morning. Trust Him, stay hopeful, and keep smiling because better days are ahead.

May your weekend be filled with laughter, good health, divine peace, and countless reasons to be grateful.

Have a blessed, joyful, and fruitful Saturday. May God bless you abundantly today and always. Amen. 🙏🌼

🌊 Drowning is preventable. Yet every year, it claims more than 300 000 lives, or 30 people every hour. Nearly 1 in 4 are children under 5.

*The good news is that we know what works.*

🇹🇭 In Thailand, communities came together to fence dangerous water, teach children to swim, train families in CPR and supervise children near water. The result? Child drowning deaths fell by 57%.

*You can help save lives too:*

👀 Always supervise children near any water – even buckets, bathtubs and water tanks.
🏊 Teach children to swim and learn water safety.
🛟 Wear a life jacket when boating or fishing.
❤️ Learn CPR – it could save someone’s life.
🏡 Cover or fence pools and other water hazards around your home.

🤝 Since 2000, the global drowning rate has fallen by 38%, but thousands of lives can still be saved every year if we act together.

💙 *Every life counts. Every action matters. Together, we can turn the tide.*

Learn more ➡️ https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-drowning-prevention-day/2026

A 17-year-old student from Guinea has died days after being jailed for allegedly cheating in the country's national school-leaving examination.

Mamadou Djouma Bah, who was living with sickle cell disease, reportedly fell ill while serving a one-month prison sentence after being convicted of using a mobile phone during the examination.

He was later transferred to hospital, where his condition deteriorated before he died.

[📸: BBC Africa]