HEALTH

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Women are far more likely to experience Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, or broken heart syndrome, according to experts, with thousands of cases diagnosed each year.

The viral disease continues to spread in an unprecedented outbreak and experts explain why we can't predict what that will look like in a couple of months.

Twenty-two of the 23 people infected have been hospitalized, the CDC said.

The hospital reversed its decision hours later after a "further review" but would monitor any changes that may take place.

A couple in England say they have had to resuscitate their young daughter's "limp and lifeless body" more than 100 times due to a rare condition called Dravet syndrome.

"I am more active, joined an adult sports league, get better sleep, got a boyfriend, and just overall a lot happier," the woman said of her weight loss journey.

"These individuals are putting their hero complex before your safety," Kiki Djarin said in a viral tweet.

"There is nothing beautiful about this condition," Jenny Grossman, a New Jersey-based member of the board of directors of the KLS Foundation, told Newsweek.

"Their anger at you is born out of your reaction to the SCOTUS ruling, not the ruling itself," the now-viral post says.

"I take a type of medication for my heart that makes it so that if I were to get pregnant, the fetus would automatically be pushed out of me," Ackerman said.

Data suggests many women are swapping apps amid concerns that their health data could be used in abortion trials.