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The US is having its most active flu season in 15 years

The U.S. is currently experiencing very high levels of seasonal influenza across the country. Here's why.

LiveScience

Red squirrels' low genetic diversity poses disease vulnerability, experts warn

WORRYINGLY low levels of genetic diversity make Scotland’s red squirrels especially vulnerable to disease, a study has shown ...

The National (Scotland)

‘I thought I was going to die’: HIV patient calls for end to stigma as cases surge in heterosexual men

Allan Batcock said he had ‘next to no education’ about the disease when he was diagnosed in 2010

The Independent UK

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Lack of genetic diversity among red squirrels poses disease threat, study finds

Genetic diversity is important for species’ survival as it helps them adapt to environmental changes.

Evening Standard

Senate confirms RFK Jr. for HHS secretary - Roll Call

Vaccine critic Robert F. Kennedy Jr. now has authority over a sweeping health agency that includes the CDC, FDA, NIH and CMS.

Roll Call

The exceptionally rare disease that causes holes to form in your brain

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is an extremely rare and fatal brain-wasting disease that's like a human version of "mad cow."

LiveScience

Can you plant new roses in an old rose bed? It isn't the best idea — but here's what you can do to reduce the risk of replant disease

Why some experts warn against planting new roses in an old rose bed

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How deadly is the new strain of bird flu? Signs and symptoms of D1.1 variant

A new strain of bird flu, D1.1 variant was detected in a dairy worker in Nevada after he was exposed to infected cattle, making it the state's first human case of the H5N1 avian influenza. The new strain is different from the B3.13 genotype that affected cows in previous outbreaks.

The Times of India

West Africans have a high risk of kidney disease – new study confirms genetic cause

Kidney disease, leading to kidney failure, afflicts disproportionately more black people than white people. Thus, there is a huge burden of kidney healthcare costs among black people all over the world.

The Conversation

Join the fight against heart disease with TOI: Be a part of Medithon Part - 4 Amazing Heart, Amazing Life

Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death globally, with cases rising at an alarming rate due to unhealthy lifestyles, stress, and poor dietary habits. Factors such as high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, smoking, and lack of physical activity significantly contribute to cardiovascular diseases. In recent years, even…

The Times of India

House cats with bird flu could pose risk

Pet owners probably shouldn't be afraid their cats will give them bird flu but taking precautions is good for pets

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Emmerdale actor to fulfil wife’s dying wish to run marathon for cancer charity

Tony Audenshaw’s wife Ruth died aged 43 in 2017 and left a note asking him to run for Pancreatic Cancer UK if he did the London Marathon again.

The Independent UK

What is Sudan virus and how similar is it to Ebola?

The Ugandan government and the World Health Organization recently confirmed an outbreak of Sudan virus disease. The index (first-known) case of this outbreak is thought to be a 32-year-old male nurse from a hospital in Kampala, the capital of Uganda.

The Conversation

Drinking with belly fat, diabetes or high BP? Your liver could be in 'big' trouble

Alcohol consumption can increase the risk of chronic conditions, but it can significantly raise risk of advanced liver disease for those with belly fat, diabetes, or high blood pressure, a new study has found.

The Times of India

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2 ‘Strong Buy’ Growth Stocks Poised for 141% to 193% Gains, According to Wall Street

The recent advancements in their pipelines imply high growth potential in the coming years.

The Conversation

Rural Americans don’t live as long as those in cities − new research

Rural Americans – particularly men – are expected to live significantly shorter, less healthy lives than their urban counterparts, according to our research, recently published in the Journal of Rural Health.

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Woman Watches As BF’s Friends Feast Without Them, Awkward Night Ends The Relationship

“From what I could tell when I got there, I suspect we were not invited,” the woman said. The post Woman Watches As BF’s Friends Feast Without Them, Awkward Night Ends The Relationship first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Times of India

Common antibiotic that treats diarrhea can also treat inflammatory bowel disease: Study

Four out of five patients who participated in a study, led by researchers from the University of Birmingham, were cured after taking a commonly used antibiotic that treats diarrhea.

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Effective Ways to Prevent Gum Disease and Maintain Oral Health

Have you ever noticed your gums feeling swollen or bleeding when you brush your teeth? These could be early signs of gum disease, a common yet preventable condition. Gum disease affects millions of people, and if left untreated, it can lead to tooth loss and other health complications. Fortunately, maintaining…

The Times of India

Are young adults in India facing an unprecedented heart attack epidemic?

Heart attack incidents which used to affect mainly older adults now appear with increasing frequency among people under 40 years of age. The disturbing increase of heart attacks among young adults requires detailed investigation of both risk factors and protective strategies especially in the Indian context where this demographic appears…

The Fashion Central

Ruth Langsford Reveals ‘Horrifying’ Health Fears Following Heartbreaking Marriage Split

TV presenter Ruth Langsford has bravely shared her personal struggles with health fears, particularly concerning Alzheimer's disease

The Conversation

Sickle cell disease is a genetic disorder that causes lifelong suffering – here’s what you need to know

Right now, approximately 20 billion red blood cells are busy travelling through your blood vessels. They are delivering oxygen to all the different tissues in your body and removing carbon dioxide to be breathed out of your lungs.

Al Jazeera

Uganda battles new Ebola outbreak – and a vaccine hesitancy crisis

Amid sixth outbreak of Sudan Ebola virus, Ugandans bemoan lack of official communication and fears for the economy.

The Times of India

General care for cardiac patients during winter

Winter can be a challenging time for people with heart conditions. As the temperature drops, our bodies respond by tightening blood vessels, which can raise blood pressure, speed up the heart rate, and make the heart work harder. For those dealing with heart issues like ischemic heart disease or heart…

The Times of India

5 Ayurvedic rituals everyone should start practicing in the morning

Ayurveda has some specific rituals that are important for starting the day and maintaining overall well-being. Following specific Ayurvedic morning practices can help detoxify the body, boost immunity, and improve longevity. These practices are designed to align our body’s natural rhythms with nature, ensuring optimal health and disease prevention.

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