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Sleep is not only important for feeling refreshed, but it is also necessary for the body and mind to function properly. The body goes through critical processes for cellular growth, repair, and maintenance when you sleep. This is essential for the immune system's proper operation as well as general physical…

The Times of India

The urgent need for data to make personalised medicine equitable

Warfarin's risks and benefits vary across populations due to biased medical research and lack of genetic diversity in studies.

The Hindu

Could space salad jeopardize a mission to Mars?

Salad may not be the healthiest meal for astronauts as scientists discover lettuce flesh can be easily plagued with disease-causing pathogenic bacteria and fungi on the ISS.

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The malaria vaccine that just rolled out has a surprise benefit for kids

A new malaria vaccine came to Cameroon this week and will be introduced in 20 additional countries. Experts stress that it's not a magic bullet. But they say it's a game-changer — with a bonus.

WEKU

‘This is urgent’: the UK is scrambling to stem an alarming tide of measles

How did the country get from a 2017 WHO declaration that the disease had been eliminated in Britain to the current crisis?

The Guardian - UK

Scientists Name Everyday Products That Are Putting Women At Risk Of Breast Cancer

A team of researchers have named almost 1000 chemicals, found in food and beauty products, that increase the risk of breast cancer.

International Business Times UK

WHO issues measles warning as yearly cases in Europe rise more than 30-fold

UN agency calls for ‘urgent vaccination efforts’ in region to prevent further spread of disease

The Guardian - UK

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‘It smells bad’: the US farmworkers grappling with unsafe water at home

Many agricultural laborers are parched at home and in the field, which can lead to serious health effects like kidney disease

The Guardian - US

Why diphtheria is making a comeback

With an effective vaccine, cases of the potentially fatal disease plummeted. But West Africa is now seeing thousands of new cases and hundreds of deaths.

WEKU

Why is acid reflux common in winter? How to treat it

When you often experience the feeling: that burning sensation in your chest, the sour taste in your mouth, the nagging cough that just won't quit, especially when the temperature drops. It is acid reflux, which makes the stomach acid reflux up into your oesophagus and causes symptoms such as heartburn.…

The Times of India

How to prepare the lawn for snow

This guide will take you through everything you need to do to ensure your lawn stays healthy after a snowfall.

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Blood test could revolutionise diagnosis of Alzheimer’s, experts say

Study finds measuring levels of a protein could be just as good at detecting disease as lumbar punctures and scans

The Guardian - UK

Promising Blood Test Shows Early Alzheimer's Detection Potential

A new study suggests a promising blood test that could diagnose Alzheimer's disease accurately and early, potentially revolutionizing dementia care.

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Blood test could 'revolutionise' Alzheimer's diagnosis by detecting early signs of disease

Scientists hope test could pave way for screening programme for patients with memory issues

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Disadvantaged regions at risk of dental decay: study

Responsibility for water fluoridation should return to the Queensland government say researchers who found disadvantaged areas had greater dental disease risk.

The Guardian - UK

Cardiovascular disease: early deaths in England at highest rate in more than a decade

British Heart Foundation says its figures reveal ‘the worst heart care crisis in living memory’

The Times of India

Understanding the complexities of cardiovascular disease in men

It is believed that cardiovascular diseases are more prevalent in the male gender. Men are shown to have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease and have a higher mortality rate arising as a result of this.

The Times of India

Nearly 2 in 3 cervical cancer patients in India die annually due to late detection, says doctor

Cervical cancer is the second most common cancer in Indian women accounting for about 18% of all cancers occurring in this demographic group. Every year, over 1,20,000 new cases of this disease are diagnosed out of whom more than 77,000 cases succumb to death owing to diagnosis during advanced stages…

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The Guardian - UK

Arctic zombie viruses in Siberia could spark terrifying new pandemic, scientists warn

Threat of outbreak from microbes trapped in permafrost for millennia raised by increased Siberian shipping activity

The Guardian - UK

Health secretary accused of failing to act on shortages of motor neurone disease drug

Exclusive: Shortages of riluzole, which can delay the onset of ventilator dependence, were flagged to DHSC in September

The Times of India

Kids who face stress during childhood are more likely to heart patients later

Stress may have a greater impact than we realize on the hectic path from childhood to adulthood. A worrying link between childhood stress and the impending risk of cardiovascular disease in later life is being revealed by recent research. Journal of the American Heart Association, 2024, mentions that young adults…

The Guardian - UK

‘The pigs have disappeared’: swine fever threatens food source for millions as disease hits wild herds

Scientists call for urgent intervention, as bearded pig populations are devastated by the deadly virus on islands such as Borneo

The Hindu

Parts of human DNA remained unchanged for over 65 million years: scientists

Scientists discover that hundreds of thousands of DNA sequences have remained unchanged in primates for over 65 million years, potentially playing a role in human health and disease.

International Business Times UK

UK and US Announce Partnership to Tackle Biological Threats For Future Pandemics

A new biological threat-tackling partnership has been formed between the UK and the US building on the Atlantic Declaration signed last year to strengthen biosecurity surveillance like disease outbreaks.

Zenger

New Study Uncovers How Alzheimer’s Butchers Brain Cells

Alzheimer’s results in a substantial loss of brain cells known as neurons.

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