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Rebekah Scanlan

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Lifestyle Editor @newscomauhq #TheBeautyDiary columnist. Gym enthusiast. Wine lover. Burner. Views my own. Got a story? Email: rebekah.scanlan@news.com.au
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15-year-old dead after dangerous ‘Benadryl challenge’ left her ‘brain dead,’ heartbroken father reveals Original

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By Rebekah Scanlan Verified
| New York Post Verified
The heartbroken father of a 15-year-old left “brain dead” after taking part in a dangerous social media “challenge” has revealed his teenage daughter has now died from her injuries. Leah Presson, 15, was left with “zero brain activity” after participating in the so-called “Benadryl challenge”, a viral contest sweeping the US that medical experts warn can quickly spiral into life-threatening territory.
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Terrifying rescue video shows young girl dangling from window ledge Original

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By Rebekah Scanlan Verified
| New York Post Verified
See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google A young girl has been rescued after she was spotted dangling from a window ledge above a busy shop – with the terrifying footage going viral online. The small child, dressed in a pink jacket and brown pants, was captured dangling above a pawnbrokers in East London as horrified onlookers gather beneath her.
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Could a 'sleep divorce' save your relationship?

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By Rebekah Scanlan Verified
| BODY + soul Verified
But while some swear the bedtime switch-up has vastly improved their relationship, experts warn it’s not always a foolproof solution. Eye-opening new data shows four in five (80 per cent) Aussie couples have slept separately from their partner, spending an average of 92 nights a year sleeping apart – the equivalent of 13 weeks solo annually.
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