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Future MND cure ‘possible’ amid ambitious strategy by Doddie Weir’s charity

The My Name’5 Doddie Foundation (MNDF) was set up by the late rugby star in 2017.

The Independent UK

Motor neurone disease cure 'could be possible' after Doddie Weir charity's work

Scottish rugby player Doddie Weir died in November last year and a charity launched by the athlete is to invest £8.5million to boost research

Daily Mirror

Gippsland diabetes sufferer keeps remaining toes thanks to new high-risk foot clinic at Latrobe Regional Hospital

He is just one of the diabetes patients in Victoria's Gippsland region who no longer have to travel up to five hours to Melbourne for public treatment.

ABC News

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DWP has issued new guidance on PIP payment eligibility

Payments have also shot up by more than 10 per cent

Bristol Post

Alzheimer’s-Like Diseases Can Affect the Body — Scientists Are Working to Find Out Why

Amyloid plaque can build up in body organs other than the brain, and today's treatments have a ways to go.

Inverse

The symptoms of cardiac arrhythmia after Paul O'Grady's death

The TV star had a family history of heart disease

Wales Online

Dad thought weight loss was due to walking until rare diagnosis

David thought his weight loss was down to his fit and healthy life style but his condition took a 'nose dive' until a rare diagnosis

Liverpool Echo

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Parents of girl who died from Strep A recall harrowing story of her last days as they warn of dangers

Vivienne Murphy died just two weeks after complaining of a sore throat

Dublin Live

Dad told to go to doctor after friend noticed worrying sign on walk

Rob Stubbs was walking in the Himalayas when one of his friends first noticed the symptom

Liverpool Echo

Parents of Cork girl who died from Strep A recall harrowing story of her last days as they warn of dangers

Vivienne Murphy, from Millstreet in Co Cork, died in March 2019, just two weeks after complaining of a sore throat. The child’s heartbroken parents told RTÉ's This Week programme how the nightmare for the family began on St Valentine's Day 2019.

Irish Mirror

'I can't even have a kebab without worrying about days of pain afterwards'

Manchester TikToker says he wants to help people living in Manchester feel less isolated and alone

Manchester Evening News

More Covid-19 cases expected after Songkran

The Bureau of Epidemiology expects the Covid-19 caseload to rise after the Songkran Festival because of people's activities during the festival and their travel, the Department of Disease Control (DDC) said.

Bangkok Post

"My goal is to not let people miss out" - Inside Newcastle's only gluten, nut and soya free bakery

Jasmine Haden opened the shop back in 2019, just before the pandemic, after her own struggles with Coeliac disease

Chronicle Live

Healthspan may be more integral to your well-being than lifespan. Here is how to lengthen it

Lengthen your healthspan with these tips.

Fortune

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Glasgow Live

Mum-of-three dies after suffering from agonising stomach pain while abroad on her hen do

A mum of three has died after suffering from severe a stomach ache while celebrating her hen do in Magaluf, she was later diagnosed with terminal cancer after initially mistaking her symptoms for coeliac disease.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Dianne Feinstein is still out with shingles. Did she get GSK’s vaccine?

Dianne Feinstein’s return to the U.S. Senate has been delayed by complications from shingles. The risk of contracting that debilitating disease can be sharply reduced with the Shingrix vaccine, made by GSK, which has its U.S. headquarters in Philadelphia.

Newcastle Herald

Music brings back magic to lives of residents with Parkinson's Disease

"This has given something back to me that I thought was gone."

Bangkok Post

Disease control goes high-tech

Eye and facial recognition technology will be used in a pilot project aimed at improving healthcare services for foreign workers, refugees and ethnic people in five provinces, the Department of Disease Control has said.

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ABC News

Interest in pottery as a hobby has exploded, but experts urge vigilance to minimise silicosis risks

The incurable lung disease, caused by the inhalation of silica particles, has received increasing attention amid calls for a ban on engineered stone bench tops, but silica's presence in ceramics is less commonly known.

Fortune

Drug-resistant E. coli may be in the meat you just bought for dinner. Here’s how to keep your kitchen safe

Multidrug-resistant E. coli were found in 40% of store-bought meat samples tested in one Spanish city in 2020, according to data that will be presented this weekend at the European Congress of Clinical Microbiology & Infectious Diseases in Copenhagen.

Daily Mirror

From training on a beach to Grand National legend - the story of three-time winner Red Rum

When Ginger McCain bought the seven-year-old gelding in 1972 and discovered he had pedal osteitis, a disease of the bone which threatened to cripple him, he headed to the sea

Evening Standard

Dengue fever: Backpacking Brit, 21, had flu-like symptoms before dying in Bangkok hospital

The mother of a UK backpacker who died from Dengue fever while travelling in southeast Asia has issued a warning amid fears climate change could bring the disease to the UK.

The Conversation

Endometriosis: how the condition may be linked to the immune system

Endometriosis is a debilitating condition which affects 10% of women worldwide. The condition can have a serious affect on a person’s quality of life, often causing a range of symptoms including chronic pain, fatigue and pain during sex.

The Conversation

Italy is set to ban lab-grown meat – here’s why it should think again

Scientists recently created a meatball with the flesh of the long-extinct woolly mammoth. The meatball was the product of one of this century’s most promising technological advancements – cellular agriculture.

Daily Record

The little-known skin cancer warning sign that can easily go unnoticed

Some skin cancer signs are more obvious than others - and one can even be mistaken for less serious conditions which may cause it to go untreated.

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