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This type of diet could help you be disease-free at 70, says research

Aging goes hand in hand with your body becoming weak and more susceptible to diseases. Our bodies experience processes like immunosenescence, which marks a decline in immunity as a result of aging. Most of such conditions, where the body's immune system weakens and becomes prone to diseases, begin at the…

The Times of India

To address the environmental polycrisis, the first step is to demand more honesty

Climate breakdown is major threat to life as we know it, but it is just one element of a much wider environmental polycrisis that includes biodiversity loss, energy and pollution, food security, population growth and disease outbreaks. That can feel overwhelming and make people feel helpless, especially when we see…

The Conversation

‘I got food poisoning in Vietnam — I wasn’t expecting it to trigger a chronic illness’

US LIFESTYLE: British TikToker Ella Rhian went viral after telling her followers about the unlikely origin of her Inflammatory Bowel Disease. 14 million views later, she tells Caitlin Hornik about the shocking diagnosis

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EU tells 450 million people to stockpile 72 hours of supplies amid risk of war

People are urged to gather food, water, medicine and torches to prepare for potential crises

The Independent UK

Salman Khan endures a painful 'suicide disease' that few know about: Know what it is

While all fans of Salman Khan are eagerly waiting for Sikandar, which is scheduled for a theatrical release on March 30, a lesser-known aspect of the Bollywood superstar’s life is his struggle with a painful health condition, often nicknamed the "suicide disease"- because of the excruciating pain it puts on…

The Times of India

‘The field of human ancestry is rife with racism’: pioneering project to build cancer database in Africa

Less than 2% of human genomes analysed so far have been those of Africans. Yemaachi Biotech’s Africa Cancer Atlas aims to fill the research gap

The Guardian - UK

The paradox of weight loss: why losing pounds may not always lead to better health

One of the lasting memories from my teenage years is what I now recognise as an obsession with weight control. Thin was in, and magazines promoted a variety of diets, each claiming effectiveness, often accompanied by images of beautiful, slim models. Not much has changed.

The Conversation

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Health experts reveal 24 infectious diseases that could pose major threat to public health - see full list

The list of 24 infectious diseases has been created to help scientists make new tests, vaccines and medication in preparation

The Independent UK

5 high-level CDC officials are leaving in the latest turmoil for the public health agency

Five high-level officials at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention are leaving

The Independent UK

Measles outbreak sends warning for future of infectious disease - Roll Call

A measles outbreak in Texas has spread, spurring concerns about the impact of a drop in vaccine uptake nationwide.

Roll Call

UK could lose low TB status amid rising cases, officials warn

It comes as the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) published its first annual report detailing the infectious diseases impacting England.

Evening Standard

As DJ Chris Stark reveals he has testicular cancer – 4 signs to watch out for

Lisa Salmon speaks to a doctor, a bereaved mum and a testicular cancer survivor about the disease.

The Independent UK

Romania’s measles crisis: What’s driving Europe’s biggest outbreak?

A yearslong measles outbreak has exploded in Romania, fueled by anti-vaccine rhetoric, a floundering medical system, and conflicting health guidance. The rest of Europe is far from immune.

Euronews

3 ways not brushing your teeth can lead to heart attack explains Harvard doctor

What is the first thing you do when you wake up? You brush your teeth, right? Well, brushing teeth is not a morning ritual, the way many believe it to be. One should always brush teeth twice a day: once after waking up and once after dinner and before going…

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Protecting the Underserved: J&Y Law's Commitment to Vulnerable Populations

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), unintentional injuries were the fourth leading cause of death in the country in 2020, affecting hundreds of thousands of lives.

Evening Standard

Radio DJ Chris Stark reveals he has been diagnosed with testicular cancer

The 38-year-old revealed he has since had treatment for the disease.

The Conversation

Heeding the lessons of COVID-19 in the face of avian influenza

Infectious disease outbreaks have a bad habit of piling on at the worst possible times.

Roll Call

Trump to tap Monarez to lead CDC - Roll Call

Monarez was named CDC’s acting director after serving as the deputy director of the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health since 2023.

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Poor neighborhoods, health care barriers are factors for heart disease risk in Black mothers

Living in a disadvantaged neighborhood contributes to a rare form of heart failure known as peripartum cardiomyopathy, a potentially deadly disease that disproportionately affects Black mothers.

The Independent UK

What is bird flu and what threat does it pose after being detected in sheep for the first time?

In the UK , bird flu cases have been confirmed in foxes, otters, seals and now sheep

Evening Standard

Warning for farmers after first case of bird flu discovered in a sheep

The single case of avian influenza was found in a sheep on a farm in Yorkshire where the disease had been confirmed in poultry.

The Guardian - US

‘The goal is to disassemble public health’: experts warn against US turn to vaccine skepticism

As measles sickens hundreds and health secretary RFK Jr spreads dubious information, experts sound the alarm

The Times of India

"Tuberculosis does not discriminate": How this entrepreneur turned her TB struggle into a mission

Overcoming tuberculosis is no small feat. The body has fought a tough battle and is inching towards renewed strength and vitality. Meet Laxmi Asrani, Entrepreneur, Director at Skinwood Clinic, a TB survivor whose story is one of survival and inspiration, proving that even in the face of hardship, one can…

Euronews

Tuberculosis cases are up among kids in Europe and Central Asia, health authorities warn

The report comes amid cuts to global aid, which health officials say could lead to a resurgence of TB.

The Conversation

Silicosis is ruining the lungs of construction workers. An AI-powered breath test can detect it in minutes

Silicosis is an incurable but entirely preventable lung disease. It has only one cause: breathing in too much silica dust. This is a risk in several industries, including tunnelling, stone masonry and construction.

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