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Tiny bats provide 'glimmer of hope' against a fungus that threatened entire species

Scientists studying bat species that have been hit hard by the fungus that causes white nose syndrome say there is a glimmer of good news against the disease that has killed millions of bats across North America

The Independent UK

Banana appeal: Australia’s first genetically modified fruit sent for approval

Cavendish made to resist fungus threatening variety worldwide is seen as safety net for growers if industry wiped out

The Guardian - AU

All you need to know about 'promising' new Alzheimer's drug

Donanemab was shown in a late-stage trial to slow cognitive decline more than a third

Wales Online

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What the end of the COVID-19 public health emergency means for you

Ending the federal emergency reflects both a scientific and political judgment that the acute phase of the COVID-19 pandemic crisis has ended and that special federal resources are no longer needed to prevent disease transmission across borders.

Fortune

Mpox no longer a global emergency, WHO says

The World Health Organization says the global outbreak of mpox is no longer an international emergency

The Independent UK

Ovarian cancer warning signs as Angelina Jolie pays tribute to mother who died of disease

The actress has taken multiple steps to lessen chances of ovarian cancer because of her family history, after her mum died from the disease.

Daily Record

Dentist warns of six worrying oral health symptoms you shouldn't ignore

A dentist has warned that if you experience anything untoward with your mouth, you should organise a check-up as soon as possible to avoid things getting worse

Daily Mirror

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Four bowel cancer signs that can appear years before diagnosis

Bowel cancer, which is also known as colorectal cancer, is one of the most deadly cancers and people are being urged to keep an eye out for the signs and symptoms.

Glasgow Live

Researchers discover how DNA repair can go wrong and lead to disease

We frequently come to an understanding of what causes a condition. We know, for example, that tumours are produced by mutations in crucial sites in the genome, resulting in a lack of control over cell development. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Heart disease risk may be cut by four fruit juices that 'keep blood pressure low'

Making sure you get enough potassium in your diet can help reduce your risk of high blood pressure and in turn reduce heart disease risk, with four fruit juices helping maintain healthy levels.

Daily Record

'People say we are playing God changing our daughter's genetics - but it saved her'

Nicola Kelleher's partner Bradley Benjamin has a hereditary kidney disease which has seen him suffer on dialysis for years - and they didn't want the same outcome for their child

Daily Mirror

'Benjamin Button' cell reverse ageing technique used in Parkinson's research

The doctor leading the study is hopeful the research will lead to a cure for Parkinson's

Wales Online

First babies born in Britain using DNA from 3 people

U.K.’s first babies were created using an experimental technique combining DNA from three people, an effort to prevent the children from inheriting rare genetic diseases

The Hindu

Heart disease risk could be slashed by four common fruit drinks - but which juice is best?

Find out which potassium-rich beverages can help combat high blood pressure - a widespread condition affecting around one in three UK adults

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Subtle Parkinson's red flag could appear decades before diagnosis, research finds

Parkinson's disease affects the brain and results in uncontrollable movements including shaking, tremors and stiffness that worsen over time

The Times of India

Can untreated PCOD result in Ovarian cancer? Expert answers

Polycystic ovary disease is referred to as PCOD. Women with the syndrome experience cysts in their ovaries. As a result, the body produces more male hormones than is necessary, resulting in a hormonal imbalance. Along with other complications, the hormonal imbalance causes issues with menstruation and conception. In addition to…

The Conversation

African scientists are working to pool data that decodes diseases -- a giant step

Infectious disease outbreaks in African countries are, unfortunately, all too common. Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo or Uganda; Marburg virus in Guinea or Equatorial Guinea; cholera in Malawi; malaria and tuberculosis are among them.

The Guardian - AU

NSW announces $2m to research regional motor neurone disease hotspot

Rates of the disease in Griffith, Wagga Wagga and Leeton are seven times the national average and researchers suspect a link to blue-green algae

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Daily Record

Diabetes symptoms as deaths caused by the disease triple across the UK

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Unusual Parkinson's symptom that can be heard years before actual signs appear

While tremors and slow movement are the main tell-tale signs of Parkinson's disease, scientists have discovered a symptom that could present long before a person is diagnosed.

Daily Mirror

Victorian disease set to make comeback as low vaccine numbers 'begging for outbreak'

Measles is a highly infectious disease that can lead to serious problems such as pneumonia, meningitis, and on rare occasions, long-term disability or death. Symptoms include a high fever, sore red watery eyes and a blotchy red-brown rash.

Daily Record

People of State Pension age with Irritable Bowel Syndrome could be due up to £407 each month from DWP

Attendance Allowance supports many health conditions to help people with additional daily living costs.

The Conversation

FDA's approval of the world's first vaccine against RSV will offer a new tool in an old fight – 4 questions answered

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved the world’s first vaccine to prevent the respiratory infection RSV, short for respiratory syncytial virus, on May 3, 2023. The new shot represents six decades of starts and stops in the hunt for a vaccine to curb one of the most common winter…

Daily Mirror

Bowel cancer: Symptoms of ‘silent killer’ that strike during stages 3 and 4

Around 16,800 people die from bowel cancer every year in the UK, and Dr Deborah Lee has highlighted the warning signs that strike during the later stages of the disease

The Guardian - UK

British public urged to help map and protect sweet chestnut trees

Campaign aims to teach people how to recognise the tree and signs of the pest and disease that threaten it

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