1 William Reportedly Screaming at Harry Was “Terrifying” Prince William may appear to be cool as a cucumber. However, according to Harry, behind closed doors, this isn’t the case. In episode five, Harry gives the lowdown on what has been referred to as Sandringham Summit, the meeting of family members to discuss the terms of Harry and Meghan’s departure from the UK. He claims he was given five options, ranging from all in to all out....

READ THIS NEXT: Drinking This Popular Beverage Slashes Dementia Risk, New Study Says. Without a cure for dementia, research efforts are geared toward identifying how and why the disease occurs, and who is most at risk. Recently, investigators from the University of Cambridge in the U.K. and Fudan University in China found that middle-aged and older adults require seven hours of sleep each night to help stave off cognitive decline....

While various activities can take place in a bathroom, the majority of people’s time there is most likely spent on the toilet, which can lead to a condition most of us would prefer not to discuss. Uncomfortable, sometimes painful, other times itchy, and all-around unpleasant, hemorrhoids are common—but not unavoidable. Read on to find out why having one particular thing in your bathroom can increase your risk of hemorrhoids, and how to decrease your risk of getting them....

READ THIS NEXT: The No. 1 Place Snakes Love to Hide in Your Home. Even the most avid gardener or greenskeeper doesn’t love the idea of being surprised by a snake while going about their duties. But those who genuinely understand the ecology of their lawns also know that the reptiles are actually the best solution to common problems, helping to control the pest and insect population by eating mice, rats, moles, crickets, cockroaches, and other unwanted invaders....

1 Routine Traffic Stop According to Schultz, the driver—identified as David Koubeck—had been pulled over for speeding in the area of Lost Nation Road near Lake County Executive Airport at 4.24 pm. Koubeck was driving a 2009 black Chevrolet Malibu. When asked for his license and registration, he exited the vehicle and said he got out “to get my driver’s license.” Keep reading to learn more and see the video....

Appearing on Marc Maron’s WTF podcast, Grant detailed the ways in which the British tabloids would track his every move and monitor his private conversations. “It wasn’t just my cellphone messages that were being accessed, it was also my home line,” the actor told Maron, via The Hollywood Reporter. “For years and years, they were listening.” The actor also said that his personal medical records were somehow accessed by reporters....

RELATED: Drinking This Popular Beverage Can Triple Your Cancer Risk, Studies Say. In 2018, researchers from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health published a study on the prevalence of cancer diagnoses among 5,366 flight attendants. To do so, they surveyed participants from the Harvard Flight Attendant Health Study, comparing their self-reported cancer diagnoses to control data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey. The researchers learned that flight attendants were at higher risk of getting every type of cancer, but especially breast cancer, melanoma skin cancer, and non-melanoma skin cancers including basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma....

READ THIS NEXT: This Ice Cream Has Been Linked to 22 Hospitalizations and 1 Death, CDC Warns. For seafood lovers, having fish for dinner is one of life’s simple pleasures. That can be ruined, however, if the seafood in question isn’t safe for consumption. In June, Irvington Seafood of Irvington, Alabama, pulled specific crabmeat products, which were labeled “Crabmeat: Jumbo, Lump, Finger, and Claw Meat.” The recall was issued due to potential contamination with Listeria monocytogenes, which can cause “serious and sometimes fatal infections in young children, frail, or elderly people, as well as those with weakened immune systems....

RELATED: If You Kept This Drink in Your Car, Don’t Consume It, Experts Say. Tesla drivers say rats have managed to chew through some of the wires in their pricey cars, like Sarah Williams, a 41-year doctor living in New York City, who discovered recently that her 2017 Model 3 Tesla had suffered a rat attack. Williams told The New York Post she opened her glove compartment one day to discover a dead rat that had apparently died after eating through the air conditioning wiring in her Tesla....

RELATED: If You Do This at Night, It May Be an Early Sign of Parkinson’s, Study Says. According to the Parkinson’s Foundation, people with Parkinson’s may notice changes or trouble swallowing. The foundation notes that because Parkinson’s is a movement disorder, it can affect swallowing, which involves a complex sequence of movements that we don’t usually think about. The characteristic slowness of movement that often comes with the disease may translate to trouble getting food or liquid down, the organization explains....

Paul Bryson, MD, of the Cleveland Clinic Voice Center, says drinking too much caffeine can lead to vocal strain. “You have to be careful with some things if they have caffeine. A lot of caffeine can be a dehydrator, which can then potentially dry up the secretions on the voice box that are naturally there for lubrication and to help vibration,” Bryson told WCNC, a Charlotte, North Carolina NBC affiliate....

RELATED: If You Notice This at Night, It May Be an Early Alzheimer’s Sign, Study Says. The study, which was published on June 14 in the journal Alzheimer’s Research & Therapy, used a GPS device to track the driving habits of 139 participants over the age of 65. About half of the participants—64, to be precise—had very early or “preclinical” Alzheimer’s, while the other 75 participants did not. The differences that the GPS picked up on between the two groups showed that a couple of distinct habits could be early indicators of Alzheimer’s: driving more slowly and making more abrupt changes while on the road....

RELATED: If You Do This at Night, It May Be an Early Sign of Parkinson’s, Study Says. Doctors say that sweating at night could be an early sign of leukemia, a cancer of blood-forming tissues that affects the body’s ability to fight off infection. According to Medical News Today, a person in the early stages of leukemia may experience night sweats as their body’s temperature climbs in an effort to fight off infections....

On April 28, the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced the recall of more than 4,700 StaRite and Mastertemp pool heaters sold in the U.S. and Canada. The affected pool heaters include the HTR 250 Mastertemp LP, HTR 250 Mastertemp NA, HTR 300 Mastertemp NA, HTR 400 Mastertemp ND, HTR 400 Mastertemp LP, HTR 400 Mastertemp NA, HTR 400NG Mastertemp HD Asme, HTR MT 250LP Special Packing EC, HTR MT 250NA Special Packing EC, HTR MT 400LP Special Packing EC, Pool Htr 33K LP, Pool Htr 33K Nat Gas, Pool Htr 400K LP, Pool Htr 400K Nat Gas, Pool Htr HD 200K NA, and Pool HTR HD 333K NA models....

READ THIS NEXT: If You Notice This With Your Eyes, Get Your Thyroid Checked, Doctors Say. If you suddenly lock eyes with a bright light—the sun, car headlights, or a camera flash, for example—you’re likely to notice a glare or halo surrounding it. When this happens, the light scatters within the eye rather than being processed as normal by the retina. While it’s not exactly pleasant, it’s unlikely to have any long term consequences for your ocular health or vision....

However, beyond these better known signs of diabetes, there’s one additional red flag experts want you to recognize. The answer, they say, can be right at your fingertips—especially if you know what to look for. Read on to find out how your fingernails may reveal a diabetes diagnosis, and for another strange symptom to look out for, If You See This on Your Feet, You May Have Diabetes, Doctors Say....

One habit in particular seems to help protect against cognitive decline as you age, and if you stop doing it, your brain health could suffer. Read on to learn which one activity may help preserve your cognitive function—and what to do if you’ve already given it up for good. READ THIS NEXT: If You Sleep This Way, Your Dementia Risk Soars, Study Warns. As experts will tell you, significant cognitive decline is not considered a normal part of aging....

While adding any supplement to your regular routine—be it a vitamin or natural sleep remedy—is a plan best run by your doctor first, one supplement in particular could present a serious risk to your health and should be thrown away immediately, according to the U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA). Read on to discover if you should be tossing this supplement now. RELATED: If You Have This Hershey’s Product at Home, Don’t Eat It, FDA Says....

READ THIS NEXT: If You Shop at Walmart, Get Ready for This “Fantastic” New Change. You might use Instacart as your go-to for food shopping, but the service also delivers general necessities via drugstores like CVS and Walgreens, and office supplies and electronics from Staples and Best Buy. Depending on where you live, you can even have White Claws or Coronas delivered to your Labor Day barbecue. The service is also working to make delivery that much more convenient....

The study included a sample of 561 women and 222 men who reported being in a monogamous dating relationship for an average of 35 months. They were asked to complete several surveys including three previously established self-reporting measures called the Extradyadic Behavior Inventory, Attitudes Toward Infidelity Scale, and Investment Model Scale. These probed their attitudes toward infidelity, their own relationship, and their personal dating histories to find patterns that might shed some light on their motives for remaining faithful or straying....