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Furious pensioner, 75, would 'rather go to jail’ than pay £100 parking fine

Jamie Jamieson parked in Hull for a scan at Hull Royal Infirmary to find out if he has Parkinson’s disease. He couldn’t find a parking spot at the main entrance of the hospital so he drove around to the Fountain Street Car Park nearby

Daily Mirror

West Country mum bitten by tick on picnic thought she was 'going to die' after contracting 'horrific' disease

"This is no way to live. I don't have a life at all"

Bristol Post

Four red flag symptoms of silent killer cancer that experts warn to look out for

The disease has a high mortality rate partly because it is often diagnosed very late

Wales Online

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Meg Ryan makes rare public appearance as she steps out to support Michael J Fox

Meg Ryan steeped out in support of actor pal Michael J Fox in a rare appearance following her decision to stay out of the limelight

Daily Mirror

Four red flag symptoms of 'silent killer' as cases double in young adults

It comes amid a spike in cases in middle-aged people— with rates having doubled among under 55s since the 1990s

Daily Mirror

Health experts share two early signs of pancreatic cancer that should not be ignored

The disease is often diagnosed at an advanced stage because the signs can be difficult to spot - but being aware of the lesser-known symptoms could help people get diagnosed earlier

Chronicle Live

FDA approves 1st RSV vaccine

The Food and Drug Administration has approved a vaccine for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) for use in people ages 60 and older.

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Measles cases on the rise in England, say public health experts

Parents and guardians urged to ensure children are vaccinated against potentially deadly disease, with adults also eligible for jabs

The Guardian - UK

Liver cancer symptoms to look out for including key warning signs in your tummy

Over 6,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with the disease each year, but many of the symptoms are very common and can often be caused by other conditions

Chronicle Live

Little-known Parkinson's symptoms from vivid dreams to handwriting changes

Early Parkinson's signs can show up in your sleep and sense of smell, not just the tremors most people associate with the disease.

Daily Record

Measles symptoms: Seven key warning signs of highly infectious disease after UK outbreak

The UK Health Security Agency has warned parents to check their children are up to date with MMR vaccinations after an outbreak of 49 measles cases so far this year across Britain

Daily Mirror

New Alzheimer’s drug slows cognitive decline by a third

A new Alzheimer's drug, 'donanemab', was found to clear amyloid plaques from the brains, and slow cognitive decline by about a third.

The New Daily

Lung cancer warning as people urged to use 'finger test' to spot early signs

It is important to be aware of the signs and symptoms of lung cancer, and one simple test using your fingers can help you notice the disease at an earlier rate.

Edinburgh Live

Common pill for cholesterol has left man, 47, unable to walk

Mark had fevers, muscle aches and temperatures at night and, over nine months, he lost his ability to walk, had to quit his job and now uses a wheelchair all the time

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Older people with any of these 57 health issues could be due up to £407 each month

More than 1.4million older people are receiving extra financial help through Attendance Allowance from the DWP.

Liverpool Echo

Two early warning signs of pancreatic cancer you shouldn't ignore

Pancreatic cancer has one of the lowest survival rates

The New Daily

Pharma firm claims drug trial slows Alzheimer’s progression by 35 per cent

A new drug given to Alzheimer's patients slowed the disease's progress by 35 per cent, the latest trial has revealed.

Wales Online

The two key warning signs of 'silent killer' pancreatic cancer we mustn't ignore

Researchers at Oxford University have found two new previously unreported symptoms of the cruel disease

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Bristol Post

Two early warning signs of 'silent killer' no one should ignore

Around 10,500 people are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in the UK each year

Bangkok Post

Covid rise tests Malaysian hospitals

Rising Covid-19 cases are threatening to overstrain Malaysia’s crowded hospitals and the Philippines has reopened its coronavirus treatment wards amid a surge in Southeast Asia, underscoring the need for governments to adjust to the disease’s ebb and flow in a world now living with the virus.

Wales Online

The symptoms of prostate cancer men must not ignore

One man has opened up about his diagnosis of prostate cancer in the hope more young men will be aware of the disease

Al Jazeera

‘Remarkable’ drug reduces Alzheimer’s decline, study shows

Experts say trial provides more evidence that targeting plaque proteins in brain can slow the disease’s progression.

Daily Mirror

Family devastated as dad told cancer is incurable a year after recovering from disease

Mark Graham was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer for the second time, after he had beaten the disease last year. The 64-year-old was told this time, that it is incurable

Daily Mirror

Hope for Alzheimer's patients as doctors develop drug to slow effect of illness

Experts said 'this could be the beginning of the end' of the disease after donanemab slowed brain decline by 36% in a late-stage clinical trial

ABC News

Farmers say taxpayers, importers should pay for rising cost of keeping pests and disease out of Australia

A storm is brewing over who should pay for Australia's biosecurity, with details to be announced on budget night and farmers saying they "are already paying their fair share".

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