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Cattle virus epidemic keeps star attraction away from Paris Agriculture Show

For the first time in 60 years, cattle will be absent from Paris's International Agricultural Show, taking place next month, thanks to an outbreak of contagious nodular dermatosis, also known as lumpy skin disease – meaning the show's planned star attraction, Biguine, a prized Brahman cow from Martinique, will not…

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Malawi rolls out cholera vaccines as rains and floods raise the threat of deadly outbreaks

The southern African nation of Malawi has started a cholera vaccination rollout this week in a bid to stem the threat of a disease that kills tens of thousands of people globally each year

The Independent UK

Belly fat can be good for you, study reveals

Visceral fat is usually associated with type 2 diabetes and heart disease, but researchers say it could help fight infections

The Independent UK

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Bethenny Frankel diagnosed with stage two chronic kidney disease

Bethenny Frankel has shared her stage two chronic kidney disease with fans.

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The “Silent Thief”: Why Glaucoma Diagnoses Are Spiking in People Under 50

We usually think of glaucoma as a disease for grandparents. It seems like something to worry about in our eighties. However, eye doctors are concerned about shifting risk factors. Younger adults are increasingly exposed to conditions that heighten glaucoma risk.

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5,500-year-old human skeleton discovered in Colombia holds the oldest evidence yet that syphilis came from the Americas

An ancient DNA analysis of a 5,500-year-old human skeleton reveals that an ancestor of the bacterium that causes syphilis was present in the Americas at least 3,000 years earlier than previously thought.

LiveScience

10 Garden Storage Mistakes That Ruin Bulbs and Tubers

Winter isn’t just a quiet season for the garden—it’s a high-stakes survival challenge for your precious bulbs and tubers. One wrong move while storing them can mean mushy messes, moldy horrors, or flowers that never emerge at all. For anyone who loves a spring explosion of color, understanding how to…

Frugal Gardening

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North Carolina Alert: Measles Cases Soar in Neighboring SC (What NC Parents Must Know)

A dangerous resurgence of a nearly forgotten disease is happening right now just across the state line, and the numbers are climbing faster than health officials predicted. South Carolina health departments have confirmed a significant measles outbreak in the Upstate region, with cases centered heavily around Spartanburg County.

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Outbreak of a rare fungal disease in Tennessee leaves one dead and dozens sick

The infection can be particularly serious for people with compromised immune systems and can spread easily though inhaling contaminated soil

The Independent UK

Are These 5 Changes on Your Face Early Signs of Fatty Liver?

Fatty liver disease is rising quickly in India and doctors now describe it as a silent danger. In early stages, the liver often shows no pain, so many people remain unaware of the problem. Medical experts explain from clinical experience that liver stress can appear on the face first. Changes…

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The pandemic’s hidden toll: millions of chronic conditions left undiagnosed

When COVID hit, healthcare systems around the world were turned upside down. Hospitals cleared beds, routine appointments were cancelled and people were told to stay at home unless it was urgent. In England, visits to family doctors and hospital admissions for non-COVID reasons fell by a third in the early…

The Conversation

CDC’s deputy director says measles outbreak is ‘cost of doing business’ in a global economy

‘This is appalling and not how public health leaders typically respond to ongoing outbreaks of preventable infectious diseases,’ one public health expert responded

The Independent UK

Heart disease deaths decrease but it’s still America’s most deadly condition

Data reveals spike in coronary heart disease deaths related to the Covid-19 pandemic have eased, but lifestyle changes remain ‘essential’

The Independent UK

The return of measles: how a once-vanquished disease is spreading again

A year after the Texas outbreak began, new US cases reveal gaps in vaccination and rising risk for children

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Prolonged air pollution linked to increase of incurable muscle-wasting diseases, study suggests

Scientists said the link ‘underlines the importance of improving air quality’

The Independent UK

Human remains from ancient mass grave reveal how people responded to world’s first pandemic

Ancient city’s burial capacity likely stretched to its limits

Times Pets

How Minor Infections in Cats Turn into Serious Lifelong Issues

In cats minor infections are not minor at all. A small eye discharge, mild sneezing or a tiny wound looks harmless but could lead to something serious. Because cats instinctively mask pain, infections quietly worsen before owners realize something is wrong. Ignoring these early signs allow bacteria, viruses or fungi…

Medical Daily

Coronary Artery Disease Symptoms and Blocked Arteries: The Warning Signs That Save Lives

Learn about coronary artery disease symptoms and blocked arteries warning signs that many people ignore. Early detection can save your life.

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High Cholesterol Without Symptoms? Why the Risk Is Greater Than You Think

High cholesterol causes silent artery damage for years. Learn why LDL buildup is dangerous, how it harms the heart, and when screening matters most.

The Independent UK

Researchers find drug could delay rheumatoid arthritis by years

Rheumatoid arthritis affects about 400,000 people aged 16 and over in the UK

The Conversation

How the U.S. withdrawal from WHO could affect global health powers and disease threats

Hours after Donald Trump began his second term as United States president on Jan. 20, 2024, he signed an executive order to end American membership in the World Health Organization (WHO) after one year. This restarted a process that the first Trump administration initiated in July 2020 but was reversed…

The Conversation

Air pollution may be linked to increased risk of motor neurone disease, our new study indicates

The scientist Stephen Hawking lived with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), the most common type of motor neurone disease, for 55 years. He was one of the longest-surviving people with the condition.

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Could AI save your life? Tech expert Lara Lewington explores how it can help us all age better

Artificial intelligence is already helping women to sleep better, spot warning signs of conditions early on, and has the potential to help us all to stay healthier for longer. Here's what you need to know

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9 Winter Pruning Cuts That Invite Disease in Spring

Winter pruning can feel like a secret art—your hands in the chill air, shears in motion, imagining the perfect shape of your trees and shrubs. But here’s the catch: one wrong snip can turn your cozy garden into a hotbed for disease when the warmth returns. Plants may look dormant,…

Times Pets

Painful Animal Bites That Put Human Life In Danger

When a Single Bite Can Turn Deadly

From the black widow spider to the box jellyfish, the bites and stings caused by these creatures not only give you a painful experience but also pose an immediate or long-term danger to your life. Scroll to know more about such creatures 1.…

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