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Mother-of-three thought she was just tired – but had a life-threatening disease

Tracey Cook has been living with the dangerous disease for three years without knowing she had it.

Irish Mirror

The best post-apocalypse movie on Netflix now reveals a dark truth about our present

Post-apocalyptic thriller, I Am Legend, has surprising parallels to Covid-19, but there's no single cure for our pandemic — unlike in the movie.

Inverse

More than 60,475 older people claiming Attendance Allowance could be due money back from DWP

Thousands of pensioners across the UK have been underpaid by an estimated £230 million.

Daily Record

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Do I have gluten intolerance? 4-day blind test helps you work out what gives you symptoms

Gluten intolerance is common and causes several unpleasant symptoms. If you suspect that you're intolerant to gluten, there's a four-day test you can do to make sure

Daily Mirror

Vaccine and testing delays for monkeypox echo failures in early COVID response

Andy Stone is one of the lucky ones. The New York City resident saw a tweet from a local AIDS activist saying that monkeypox vaccines would be available that day at a clinic in Manhattan. Stone, 35, and his husband booked appointments online right away and got their shots last…

Tribune News Service

This Morning fans 'sobbing' as boy, 10, meets life-saving donor flown in from Brazil

Finley Hill, who needed a stem cell donor to cure a rare immune disease, appeared on Friday's This Morning where he finally came face-to-face with the man who saved his life

Daily Mirror

Commentary: The furtive messaging around monkeypox feels awfully familiar

Have public health officials and the news media been less than candid in their explanations of the risk factors in the worldwide monkeypox outbreak? Are we seeing a replay of why people are losing confidence in doctors and journalists who have not been forthright about the public in the COVID-19…

Chicago Tribune

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Foot-and-mouth disease: What can you do to avoid being part of the FMD problem

Foot-and-mouth disease is spreading across livestock in Bali and throughout Indonesia. If it were to reach Australia, the consequences would be devastating.

ABC News

Funding the fight against NCDs

Non-communicable diseases (NCDs), such as cardiovascular disease, cancer, lung disease, diabetes, obesity and mental disorders, are often chronic and develop over a long period. Collectively, NCDs account for about 70% of all deaths globally (and 60% of deaths in Sub-Saharan Africa, where they account for over 55% of hospital admissions…

Bangkok Post

Calls to improve Australia's biosecurity as cost of varroa mite incursion to agriculture mounts

As threats like varroa mite and foot-and-mouth disease capture public attention, agriculture leaders say the cost of managing Australia's biosecurity needs to be spread more evenly.

ABC News

A nasty disease is even nastier for patients with HIV. Now there's encouraging news

It's called visceral leishmaniasis. It's spread by sandflies and fatal if left untreated. Fortunately, a new drug regimen holds promise.

WEKU

There's no cure for sickle cell disease, but spotting it early can improve treatment

Most of the global cases of sickle cell disease are diagnosed in African countries. The Economist Intelligence Unit – the research and analysis division of the Economist media group – estimated that in 2020 the total annual cost of treatment and impact on the economy of sickle cell disease across…

The Conversation

ADHD drug shows promise in treating some symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease – new research

The search for a way to treat Alzheimer’s disease has puzzled scientists for decades. This may be why some researchers are shifting their focus slightly, investigating whether treating the systems affected by Alzheimer’s (as opposed to the causes) may better help them find a treatment.

The Conversation

A massive pet "biobank" will study why cats and dogs get sick

Mars Petcare is looking for 10,000 dogs and 10,000 cats for its pet study.

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Reuters

WHO reports two new monkeypox deaths, cases in new areas

The World Health Organization reported two new deaths from monkeypox since its previous disease update on June 27, bringing the total to three since the start of the year and said the disease had spread to new areas.

Daily Record

Dumfries author donating royalties from a new collection of donated poems to Parkinson’s research

Miller Caldwell, who himself has Parkinson's, wants people to know their purchase will “help bring the cure to the disease one step closer”

The Guardian - AU

Australia’s booster doses explained: how to decide if you should get a fourth Covid vaccine and how long to wait

How long should I wait after a third dose? Should I wait for an Omicron-specific vaccine? Your questions answered

Benzinga

HC Wainwright Believes Ayala's Initial Cancer Data Is Encouraging

Ayala Pharmaceuticals Inc (NASDAQ:AYALA) reported data from Part A of its Phase 2 (RINGSIDE) trial evaluating AL102 in patients with desmoid tumors on Tuesday. At 16 weeks, one of 13 patients treated with AL102 demonstrated an unconfirmed partial response, which HC Wainwright believes signals encouraging initial activity. HC Wainwright reiterated the Buy rating on the…

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Wales Online

Babies exposed to liver disease-triggering chemicals 'before they are even born'

Liver disease incidences have soared in the last four decades, currently affecting a quarter of the global population

The Hindu

One Health strategy key to checking zoonotic diseases: expert

July 6 is observed as World Zoonoses Day

The Conversation

Africans make up a tiny portion of genomics data: why there's an urgent need for change

A group of Nigerian scientists, in conjunction with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, established the Noncommunicable Diseases Genetic Heritage Study consortium in February 2020. The aim is to produce a comprehensive catalogue of human genetic variation in Nigeria and assess the burden of noncommunicable diseases in 100,000…

Irish Mirror

Claims some long Covid patients are 'making up illness' prompt call for education campaign

'I think that in some communities, both in the general public and in the medical community, there’s the belief that these patients are making up their illness, if they just try harder and be mindful they’ll get better'

Daily Mirror

Common brain supplement could spur on Alzheimer's, study warns

Recent clinical research into dementia has unexpectedly found that one common chemical in brain-boosting supplements can actually lead to the onset of the degenerative brain disease, rather than counter it.

Daily Mirror

With more and people diagnosed with the alcohol-related liver disease in recent years, we outline the symptoms and what you can do to help protect yourself from it

Wales Online

Woman lived with life-threatening disease for years thinking she was just tired

Tracey Cook had been in good health

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