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Lung disease patients waiting up to 10 years for diagnosis in poorer areas of England

A better testing regime is required as official figures show deaths from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease is three times higher in deprived parts of the country

The Guardian - UK · Mar 24, 2024

Kuru: unravelling the mystery disease that left entire Papua New Guinean villages without women

New genetic analysis sheds light on the epidemic caused by the practice of mortuary feasting in the Eastern Highlands of PNG mid last century

The Guardian - AU · Mar 23, 2024

Alzheimer’s ‘breakthrough’ stalls: why a much-hyped drug is facing approval delays

The benefits of drugs such as donanemab, aducanumab and lecanemab are proving harder to quantify than potential harms, experts say

The Guardian - AU · Mar 23, 2024

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Neurology professor Lisa Mosconi: ‘Menopause is a renovation project on the brain’

The neurologist and author on the upsides to menopause, the truth about HRT, and what superpowers become available to women after their body and brain’s transition

The Guardian - UK · Mar 23, 2024

I was stunned when diagnosed with cancer. Then I had to work out how to tell my son

Like Kate, parents with the disease face a big decision – how and when to tell the children

The Guardian - UK · Mar 23, 2024

Subclinical tuberculosis throws up diagnostic challenges for State

Patient delays in perceiving the symptoms of tuberculosis and the confounding fact that close to 50 % of the people who are tested positive for TB through sputum culture do not have the typical symptoms of the disease are complicating early diagnosis and treatment of TB in the State.

The Hindu · Mar 23, 2024

Coffee drinkers have much lower risk of bowel cancer recurrence, study finds

Exclusive: Scientists say people with disease who drink two to four cups a day are less likely to see it return

The Guardian - UK · Mar 23, 2024

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Catherine, Princess Of Wales, Praised For Frank Cancer Admission

Catherine, Princess of Wales, won plaudits Saturday for a highly personal video announcing her shock cancer diagnosis, which came just weeks after King Charles III revealed he too is battling the disease.

International Business Times · Mar 23, 2024

From Toolleen to Canberra - Wozza's lawnmower ride delivers message on MND

The prime minister congratulated him for 'amazing achievement'.

Newcastle Herald · Mar 22, 2024

Medicare plans can now cover Wegovy for patients at risk of heart disease

This change follows the recent FDA approval of the weight-loss drug for preventing heart attack and stroke in people with overweight or obesity.

WEKU · Mar 22, 2024

US Surgeons Transplant Pig Kidney To Live Patient In World First

The four-hour operation was carried out on Saturday on a 62-year-old man suffering from end-stage kidney disease, Massachusetts General Hospital said.

Latin Times · Mar 22, 2024

Stamping out misinformation in France's fight against HIV-Aids

The French non-profit Sidaction on Friday launches its three-day annual fundraiser for HIV-Aids research – warning that although treatments have progressed in France, the “fight must go on”. A key challenge is stamping out misconceived ideas of the disease among young people.

Radio France Internationale · Mar 22, 2024

These are the 32 foods that will help you keep hydrated all day long

Feeling parched? Eat these foods that will help you keep you hydrated...

Woman & Home · Mar 22, 2024

Pregnancy Complications Affect Women's Heart Health, Following Healthy Lifestyle Can Cut Risk: Study

Among women with a history of pregnancy complications, those who achieved or maintained high heart health after pregnancy were at a similar risk for heart disease as women without adverse pregnancy outcomes and good cardiovascular health, the study stated.

Medical Daily · Mar 22, 2024

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The Hindu · Mar 22, 2024

Now, T.N. public can report infectious disease outbreaks on web portal for rapid response

Report infectious diseases like fever, cough, and chicken pox on IHIP to strengthen IDSP and prevent spread.

The Times of India · Mar 22, 2024

Common pesticides used in vegetables linked to increased risk of Parkinson's disease

The precise cause of Parkinson's disease, a neurological condition that affects millions of people worldwide, is still a mystery to medical professionals. There are many theories, but new studies have revealed a possible connection between the illness and pesticide exposure. These chemicals are still widely used despite persistent worries about…

Senate Votes To Block Paraguayan Beef Imports Due To Disease

Senate passes resolution to block Paraguayan beef imports over health concerns and potential impact on U.S. food supply.

Uncovering Distinct Characteristics Of Cancer Cells

When it comes to cancer, each type carries its own distinct characteristics and behaviors. Understanding these unique qualities is crucial in the fight against this complex disease.

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Salon · Mar 21, 2024

Could sweat treat Lyme disease?

Lyme disease impacts more than half a million Americans every year. The new research could help develop treatments

Cycling Weekly · Mar 21, 2024

Cyclist critically ill after developing flesh-eating disease from infected saddle sore

Ryan Busto making recovery but still in intensive care

WEKU · Mar 21, 2024

Native Americans are hardest hit by syphilis surge

Rates are so bad in Native American communities that public health experts have asked the federal government to declare an emergency. Inadequate prenatal care may be partly to blame.

Salon · Mar 21, 2024

Leprosy cases are rising in the US

The surge in new cases in central Florida highlights the urgent need for health care providers to report them

The Times of India · Mar 21, 2024

What is neuroferritinopathy, a genetic disease that about 100 people in the world have

Neuroferritinopathy is a rare genetic condition for which there is no cure. Recently a BBC report brought to light the condition of four sisters of the same family who living with the condition.

AAP · Mar 21, 2024

Vic man drives crusade to Canberra - on a lawnmower

A 66-year-old diagnosed with motor neurone disease (MND) has ridden a lawnmower to Canberra to raise awareness about the not-so-commonly discussed condition.

The Guardian - US · Mar 21, 2024

We are about to witness in Gaza the most intense famine since the second world war

Gaza’s health crisis has its own dreadful momentum. Even if the shooting ends today and the aid trucks begin to roll, the dying will carry on for some time

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