Health news today was marked by stark reminders of illness, recovery and violence. Jeremy Clarkson used the season finale of Clarkson’s Farm to reveal an aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis, saying he caught it early and urging men to get screened, even as treatment disrupts filming. British comedian Richard Herring also shared difficult personal news, announcing a second cancer diagnosis — an incurable but treatable blood cancer — while stressing it is manageable. In Norway, there was more hopeful news as Crown Princess Mette-Marit underwent a successful lung transplant in Oslo and is now recovering in hospital. In the United States, a Delaware hospital became the scene of fresh trauma after a shooting at Wilmington Hospital left one person dead and another injured, with conflicting reports over whether the suspect was still at large or later arrested. And in New York, Rex Heuermann received multiple life sentences for the Gilgo Beach killings, as victims’ families confronted him in court.