EasyJet Flight Canceled After Passenger Poops on Floor: A 'Very Uncomfortable Experience'

An easyJet flight never made it off the ground after a passenger pooped on the bathroom floor. Before the Sunday flight was canceled, it had already been delayed several hours, according to passenger Kitty Streek, who shared avideoof the pilot announcing the cancellation on X (formerly known as Twitter). In the clip, the pilot announced that someone on board had defecated in the plane’s front toilet. “So we’re now staying the night here,” he said, a statement that was met with a collective groan from the flight’s already exasperated passengers.

Eataly Customer Sues After Allegedly Slipping on a Piece of Prosciutto

A New Hampshire woman is suing Eataly after slipping on a piece of prosciutto at its Boston store.Photo:Paul Marotta/Getty Paul Marotta/Getty The incident took place on Oct. 7, 2022, when Cohen was shopping at Eataly Boston at the Prudential Center and “approached an area of the premises where food samples were being offered to patrons.” She slipped on a piece of the dry cured ham, sustaining a left ankle injury and fracture, according to the complaint.

Eating 5 Daily Servings of Fruits and Vegetables Can Lead to a Longer Life, Study Shows

Photo: Getty The study, published on Monday, found that eating about two servings of fruit and three servings of vegetables a day improves an individual’s chance of living longer. “This amount likely offers the most benefit in terms of prevention of major chronic disease and is a relatively achievable intake for the general public,” said lead author Dr. Dong Wang, an epidemiologist and nutritionist at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston.

Eating Disorders Surge in Boys and Young Men: What Parents Need to Know

For a record number of teenagers — including boys and young men — the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a devastating eating disorder. “I’ve been practicing for over 20 years, and I’ve never seen such a stark increase in need,” says Alice Baker, an Orlando-area certified eating disorder registered dietitian. “So many of the support systems that typically aid in someone’s recovery are not there.” Oona Hanson, a parent coach in private practice and family mentor at Equip, an eating-disorder treatment program, describes the current crisis as “the perfect storm: social isolation, disruption in routine, empty grocery store shelves.

Eating Highly Processed Foods Linked to a Risk of Earlier Death

Photo: GettyWant to live longer? Then stay away from foods likechicken nuggets, instant noodles and packaged cookies.According to a new study published in the journalJAMA Internal Medicine, eating those highly processed foods is linked to a shorter lifespan.A group of researchers studied the food and health habits of 44,000 men and women in France, all 57 and over, for seven years, and tracked how much of their diet was made up of these “ultra-processed” foods.