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Study finds how brain waves can predict cognitive impairment in Parkinson's disease

For Parkinson's disease (PD) patients, a few minutes of data collected from a single electrode put on top of the head may be sufficient to anticipate cognitive issues, including dementia. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Researchers discover jumping genes can lead to rare syndrome in children

The activation of certain genes known to cause the uncommon illness MSL3 syndrome in children is regulated by a novel family of DNA elements. Read further on Dynamite News:

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'My baby was born with an incredibly rare life limiting condition that has no cure'

Doctors don't know how long Indie Peal Lewis has to live

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Most early-stage breast cancer patients will be long-term survivors – study

For some patients the risk of death within five years is as low as 0.2%, according to large-scale research

The Guardian - UK

'Cruel disease stole my dad's rugby player build and left him skin and bones'

Lee Brennan, 44, was diagnosed with motor neurone disease and his body wasted away from that of a strong rugby player to "skin and bones" according to his devastated daughter

Daily Mirror

'I lost my eye to extremely rare disease and this is the first worrying symptom I noticed'

Brianna Erickson noticed a burst blood vessel in her eye and albeit slightly worried, didn’t think much of it at first - little did she know it would lead to a rare diagnosis

Daily Mirror

Most early-stage breast cancer patients will become long-term survivors – study

Experts said that the majority of women with early stage breast cancer will beat the disease.

The Independent UK

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Moderate alcohol consumption may lower stress, reduce heart disease risk, study finds

However, scientists caution that drinking any amount of alcohol increases risk of cancer

The Independent UK

Explained | Leptospirosis, a disease that surges in the monsoon months

Leptospirosis has emerged as an important infectious disease in the world today. It is a potentially fatal zoonotic bacterial disease that tends to have large outbreaks after heavy rainfall or flooding. This article explains its character, symptoms, risk factors, and precautions.

The Hindu

Research shows India can shorten tuberculosis treatment

Recent studies have found that the length of time tuberculosis patients need to stay on their regimen can be reduced from six to four months. India however is yet to implement any policy that takes advantage of this option, even as its goal to eliminate TB by 2025 approaches the…

The Hindu

4,361 people infected with malaria in Tripura

The authorities have sent emergency medical teams to Malaria affected areas in Tripura. A total of 4,361 people have contracted the disease mostly in interior tribal hamlets.

The Hindu

Woman documents ‘worst flight of her life’ after she’s given the wrong food

She says she immediately ‘started to panic’ after realising croissant provided with in-flight meal was not gluten-free

The Independent UK

Charlie Bird issues heartbreaking health update as he reaches 'crossroads' in Motor Neurone Disease battle

Ex-RTE journalist Charlie Bird said he wanted to be honest with his followers about his health

Irish Mirror

NCDs plague Keralites’ health

Non-communicable diseases plague Keralites’ health

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The Guardian - UK

Alcohol in moderation may lower stress-related risk of heart disease, study finds

US researchers discover reduction of signalling in part of the brain could have significant impact on cardiovascular system

LiveScience

Rabid moose found 'stumbling, drooling profusely' is 1st case ever recorded in Alaska

Scientists analyzed the moose's brain and detected a variant of rabies usually found in Arctic foxes, suggesting it contracted the virus from a fox.

Daily Record

Little-known prostate cancer symptoms as Outlander star Colin McFarlane diagnosed

Prostate cancer is the most common form of cancer in men, with more than 52,000 people diagnosed with the disease every year on average in the UK.

Daily Mirror

Bad breath in dogs can be hidden sign of 'sinister' health problem, expert warns

A dog nutritionist has warned that pet owners shouldn't ignore their pooch's bad breath, as it could well indicate a 'sinister' health problem, and certain breeds are more at risk than others

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Wales Online

Sisters lose husband and best friend to 'silent killer' disease

Andrea Harrower and her sister Cathy Booth cycled 480 miles in two days to raise awareness for pancreatic cancer

Daily Mirror

Warning over high-risk 'silent killer' for men - with 12,000 deaths each year

This Men's Health Week, a charity is urging black men to be more aware of the increased risk of prostate cancer they face after Dark Knight star Colin MacFarlane revealed his diagnosis

The Guardian - UK

Illegal reintroductions of rare butterflies to UK ‘a risk to other species’

Conservation scientists warn releases of rare or extinct species may spread diseases and harm attempts to save other butterflies

Wales Online

Dark Knight star and The Cube voice Colin McFarlane in plea to men after prostate cancer dioagnosis

The star spoke out as research showed one in four black men in the UK will receive a prostate cancer diagnosis in their lifetime

Inverse

How Bad Is Artificial Sugar? Here Are Three Key Factors to Consider

Do low-calorie sweeteners help with weight management? And are they safe for long-term use?

Bristol Post

Warning as cases of medieval disease surge - and most would dismiss symptoms

It's also 'becoming increasingly resistant to antibiotics' and there is a risk of it 'becoming untreatable in the future'

Bangkok Post

Why malaria still persists in much of Africa

We think of malaria as a problem faced only by humid, hot countries. But just over a century ago, the disease thrived as far north as Siberia and the Arctic Circle, and was endemic in 36 states of the US. We don't have specific data that far back for Thailand,…

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