Luke Andrews is a Senior Health Reporter at Daily Mail. He specializes in health and wellness topics, focusing on data-led stories that cover a range of issues including aging, diet, consumer health, and wellness programs. Luke's work has been featured in various publications including Express Digest, GlobalResearch, and MSN.
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Provisional data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention revealed that the disease was rising in 27 states and territories in the US.
An individual in Washington has tested positive for bird flu in the first human case of the virus to be detected in the US this year, health officials have revealed.
By: Luke Andrews
An individual in Washington has tested positive for bird flu in the first human case of the virus to be detected in the US this year.
By: Alexa Lardieri, Luke Andrews
Doctors are raising the alarm over the spread of a mutated version of a flu strain that was linked to the 2009 swine flu pandemic.
By: Luke Andrews
Doctors are once again urging Americans to get their flu shots as soon as possible as the US experiences an early rise in flu cases, which is being driven by a strain that sparked a flu pandemic in 2009.
Health officials are raising the alarm over an outbreak of life-threatening bacteria linked to raw oysters sold in a dozen states.
A recall of fruit cocktails sold at Walmart has been classified over fears that the product could be tainted with contaminants, 'posing risk of adverse health consequences.'
By: Luke Andrews
A recall of fruit cocktails sold at Walmart has been classified over fears that the product could be tainted with a toxic heavy metal.
Research suggests about 40 percent of us will develop cancer at some point in our lives. Smoking, alcohol and obesity are all major causes, but so too is diet, according to experts.
By: Luke Andrews
Research suggests about 40 percent of Americans will develop cancer at some point in their lives and, despite medical advances, around 620,000 die from the disease every year.
