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Did you know holding your pee can be life-threatening?

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By Gemma Mullin
| BODY + soul Verified
We've all had that desperate urge to pee but not been in the most convenient place to go. But turns out holding it in is actually quite bad for your health. Now, we aren't suggesting you just relieve yourself the instant you feel the need to go - occasionally holding it shouldn't do any damage. It's when you're consistently avoiding going to the loo when your body tells you to that you could cause yourself problems. You might not feel like it, but your bladder holds up to half a litre of urine.
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How oral sex at young age ‘increases risk of mouth cancer’

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By Gemma Mullin
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
Having lots of oral sex at a young age can increase the risk of mouth cancer, experts have warned. People who have had ten or more oral sex partners were found to be 4.3 times more likely to develop the disease, research showed. Researchers also found the risk of human papillomavirus (HPV)-related mouth and throat cancer was higher among those who had lots of oral sex with different partners at a young age.
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Coronavirus UK: Doctors reveal rise in kids with severe coronavirus-related condition

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By Gemma Mullin
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
Doctors in Britain’s National Health Service have been sent an urgent alert warning of a rise in children admitted to intensive care with a coronavirus-related condition. Medics have been warned of an apparent spike in cases of youngsters suffering with an "inflammatory syndrome" in the last few weeks. The Paediatric Intensive Care Society said that the unidentified condition requires intensive care – with cases reported across the UK.
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