The Juventus and Italy legend announced earlier this month that he would leave Juventus at the end of the season and had an emotional send off with the Turin club as he helped them to a seventh successive Serie A title. He had been expected to retire from football but instead kept the door open for another move at the age of 40, having only previously turned out for Parma and Juve, although he did confirm that he would not move to another side in his homeland....

Self-induced vomitingExcessive exerciseMisuse of laxatives It is a serious disorder and can be life-threatening. Bulimia is typically diagnosed using a combination of physical and psychological exams and lab tests. Learn more. Professional Screenings If bulimia does not require emergency treatment, the process of diagnosing bulimia usually begins with a primary healthcare provider. To start, the healthcare provider will perform a full examination. This might include: Taking a medical history, including a mental health history Asking about family medical history, including eating disorders, mental health disorders, or substance use disorders Reviewing symptoms or concerns Asking about current medications being taken Measuring height and weight Checking vital signs (such as heart rate, blood pressure, and temperature) Examining skin and nails Listening to the heart and lungs Feeling the abdomen Asking about diet (what and how much is eaten, binge-eating and purging frequency, compensatory behaviors such as vomiting, use of laxatives or diuretics, fasting, exercise routine, etc....

The elk was found in the Wood River Valley area of Idaho. Pictures posted by Idaho Fish and Game (IDFG) show the elk’s head completely entangled in layers of rope. It isn’t clear what the item is, but Idaho Fish and Game said it had been hanging in a backyard. It added that this is a regular occurrence. “Every year, our offices across the state receive numerous reports about entangled wildlife,” Idaho Fish and Game said in a Facebook post....

Photos of a bruised and bloodied Charlee Funes, 13, were shared more nearly 120,000 times on Facebook alongside the post that went into detail about the bullying she faced at a Chicago school. On Tuesday, Funes’ family shared the post that said the Gardner 7th grade student had been repeatedly bullied by a girl in her class. The post, which has been seen by Newsweek, added: “Every instance was always name-calling, never physical....

According to the Bulls star, the six weeks between his surgery and his return were “hell.” MORE: Injuries continue to mount for Blazers | Alley-oop of the year? | Bucks unveil new logos “Hell, because you got to do rehab over again,” Rose told reporters, according to ESPN Chicago’s Nick Friedell. “Waking up at 7:30 every day, being there before practice, two hours before practice, beating everybody to the training room....

Just before the Bulls tipped off against the Raptors on Sunday, the team announced that Rose will undergo an MRI on his right knee, according to ESPN. The Bulls would win that game 115-113 behind 42 points for Jimmy Butler, who broke Michael Jordan’s Bulls record with 40 points after halftime. It was the Bulls’ fourth win in a row but the third without Rose. MORE: 10 bold NBA predictions for 2016 | Warriors could get Harrison Barnes back Monday...

Cheeks was fired Sunday after 50 games, with his team 21-29 and a half-game out of the eighth and final Eastern Conference playoff berth. The final tidbit is less impressive because of the poor performances of teams in the East this season. But it's worth noting Cheeks' team is three games better than last season's squad at this point. That's not what the Pistons were expecting. They signed forward Josh Smith and traded for point guard Brandon Jennings over the summer, trying to bolster a roster that included young big men Andre Drummond and Greg Monroe....

But he was back a week later, driven this time by “a feeling of injustice,” he recalls in an interview with NEWSWEEK. “I’m a normal monk. I’m not a political monk. I am not well, not that strong. I have bone tuberculosis. But I participated because I wanted democracy, I wanted justice, and I wanted to show solidarity with people. Also, the protests had grown to thousands of people and I could not resist....

Burning mouth syndrome occurs most commonly in postmenopausal women, and often occurs as a sudden onset of symptoms. Many people with this condition relate their symptoms to a recent trip to the dentist, a recent illness or course of antibiotic therapy. Symptoms Symptoms include a burning sensation on the tongue, most often the front of the tongue, roof of the mouth, or inside the lower lip—and often the condition affects more than one of these locations....

The deadline-day switch sees Wells, 27, put pen to paper on a three-year contract at Turf Moor, as Sean Dyche’s men add to the arrival of Chris Wood from Leeds United as they replace Andre Gray, who joined Watford. Burnley 11/2 to beat Palace 1-0 “I have no doubt this is an ideal move for me,” the striker, whose Huddersfield deal only had a year left to run, told Burnley’s website....

Busch, speaking during the Stewart-Haas Racing portion of the NASCAR media week at the Charlotte Convention Center, did dispute the characterization that he is battling depression and alcoholism. The 2004 Cup champion — and NASCAR — await a decision on two legal fronts, one on a protective order requested by Driscoll and one from the Delaware attorney general’s office on whether it will press charges against Busch for the alleged Sept....

It turned into his worst nightmare. Busch, who entered the race third in the Chase standings, was involved in two wrecks Sunday at Kansas. The second one was potentially catastrophic, possibly ruining his championship hopes. Busch spun after contact with Juan Pablo Montoya on Lap 187, but suffered no significant damage to his car and returned to the track. But 13 laps later, Busch made contact with Carl Edwards and Brian Vickers, sending him crashing into the wall and knocking him out of the race....

But the hush-hush briefing, so far from public scrutiny, seemed a bit strange. This, after all, was a policy that had been launched in a blaze of publicity on May 1, when Bush declared that “we need a new framework” for strategic thinking in a speech at the National War College. So why the secrecy now? The outcome of the tour may offer a clue: the briefers had almost nothing positive to report....

Democrats, Europeans and intellectuals to the president’s speech on democracy in the Middle East last week? Whatever the problems–and I’ll get to them–as a speech it stands as one of the most intelligent and eloquent statements by a president in recent memory. (Don’t take my word for it: read it at whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/11/20031106-2.html.) If it marks a real shift in strategy, it will go down in history as Bush’s most important speech....

While speaking at a Turning Point USA conference in Arizona on December 19, Trump touched on the issue of cancel culture, arguing that Republicans have been playing “T-ball” while Democrats played “hardball.” “We’ve turned the other cheek and I understand sort of the biblical reference, I understand the mentality. But it’s gotten us nothing. OK? It’s gotten us nothing while we’ve ceded ground in every major institution,” he said....

The White House press secretary, Marlin Fitzwater, denounced the scanner story as “media-manufactured.” Bush was simply impressed by a new type of scanner, he said. Other reporters said privately they thought Rosenthal’s story was a cheap shot. In fact, Rosenthal wasn’t in the press pool that saw Bush try the scanner. He wrote his story from a TV tape of the event and the pool report of a reporter who watched Bush at a distance....

So Jenna Bush was reminded last Tuesday at about 10:15 p.m., when the 19-year-old was caught using a borrowed ID card to buy a Margarita. She pleaded–or, according to some accounts, demanded–to be let off the hook, but the restaurant bartender reportedly replied, “You think I’m going to put my liquor license on the line for you?” The manager called 911 instead. The police arrived and two days later Jenna and her twin sister, Barbara, were cited by the authorities for underage-drinking violations....

Each year since 1996, overall populations of the 81 butterfly species looked at in the study published in the journal PLOS ONE dropped by an average of 2 percent, or 33 percent in total. Three times as many species are seeing populations fall compared with those experiencing positive trends. In the biggest ever insect monitoring program carried out in North America, the team looked at data collected weekly by volunteers in 24,405 butterfly surveys....

The Bears’ first half was utterly brutal. They had three three-and-outs, an interception, and a 10-play drive that ended up netting just 32 yards. Chicago was averaging 2.3 yards per play and had a total of five first downs. The 49ers, for their part, went into the first half with a 7-0 lead on a six-yard run from Deebo Samuel. The second half featured a completely different-looking team, as the Bears seemed to galvanize themselves....

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