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Cats that are allowed to roam can spread diseases to humans and wildlife

For decades, scientists have warned that ecologically destructive activities increase the risk of diseases spilling over between wildlife and human populations. Examples of these drivers include climate change, habitat loss, wildlife trafficking, environmental contamination, expansion of anthropocentric activities and invasive species introduction.

The Conversation

Parkinson's early sign could appear in sleep as experts warn to be on look out

Frequent bad dreams could be a risk factor of Parkinson's disease.

Daily Record

The race against time to breed a wheat to survive the climate crisis

Scientists are testing forgotten wheat varieties from across the world to find those with heat- and drought-tolerant traits

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Fatty liver disease - 6 signs it's irreversible, from itching, confusion to bloating

Binge drinking will eventually catch up to a person, with the liver taking the full force. Over time, fatty liver disease may develop and if the right changes are made it can be reversible

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'My thumb cramps turned out to be a terminal illness and I may have six months to live'

Alisa Malcom-Hutton first knew something was up when she started suffering thumb cramps, but she was later diagnosed with motor neurone disease and now says she may only have months to live

Daily Mirror

COVID-19 vaccines give 'huge boost' to researchers trying to save Tasmanian devils from facial tumour disease

Researchers trying to protect Tasmanian devils are given a "huge boost" in the battle against a deadly disease that has wreaked havoc in the wild, thanks to an unlikely source — the COVID-19 vaccine.

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Edinburgh council remove "diseased" trees from residential community

Residents were unhappy with the removal of the trees but it is understood that this was a necessary action following the two trees being identified as having Ash disease.

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Gran, 94, loses husband, daughter, son and two grandchildren to genetic condition

Doreen Spiers was presented with an award by the Huntington's Disease Association, the national charity she helped to found 50 years ago

Daily Mirror

Iraq: Congo Fever Death Toll Rises to 27

Iraq's death toll from tick-borne Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever has increased to 27 this year, according to the latest figures released Saturday by authorities struggling to contain an outbreak. The latest figure marks a sharp uptick from last month's toll, when 12 deaths were recorded among the 55 cases registered since…

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'My cramps turned out to be an incurable disease - now I could have just six months left to live'

'My spirit is still so strong and can’t be broken that easily', Ailsa Malcolm-Hutton says

Manchester Evening News

Minister seeks report on HFMD

Four children in Jagathy and Plamood contract the disease

The Hindu

Beijing warns of 'explosive' COVID outbreak, Shanghai conducts mass testing

China's capital Beijing is experiencing an "explosive" COVID-19 outbreak connected to a bar, a government spokesman said on Saturday, as the commercial hub, Shanghai, conducted mass testing to contain a jump in cases tied to a hair salon.

Reuters

Unusual cancer symptoms - severe night sweats to tiny fingernail spots

Cancer remains one of the most deadly diseases, with many ignoring vital signs that could help with a quick diagnosis. Most are aware of the major symptoms, however, there is a plethora of lesser-known and unusual signs

Daily Mirror

Liver cancer: The stomach complaint that's a red flag for possible disease

While not everyone with cancer will develop an obvious early symptom, there are some telltale signs of disease that can help doctors detect cancers before they progress. Spotting cancers early is key to improving the survival rates for all cancers as, the earlier they are caught, the sooner they can…

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Sickly Vladimir Putin will be replaced in coup within 3 months, says ex-MI6 spy

The Russian leader's health appears to have been deteriorating in recent months, with claims he is fighting blood, thyroid or abdominal cancer, and suggestions he has early stage Parkinson’s disease.

Bangkok Post

US woman who contracted STD in car awarded $5.2m from vehicle insurer

LOS ANGELES: A US woman who contracted a sexually transmitted disease from her partner during romantic encounters in his car has been awarded $5.2 million in damages from his vehicle insurance company.

Chicago Sun-Times

Justin Bieber says half his face is paralyzed due to Ramsay Hunt syndrome

According to Mayo Clinic, the syndrome is triggered by the same virus that causes chicken pox and shingles.

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Maryland parents oppose state health education framework

Some Maryland parents, according to The Washington Post, have expressed opposition to a state health education framework that outlines how educators should teach students about mental and emotional health; substance abuse prevention; family life and human sexuality; safety and violence prevention; healthy eating; and disease prevention and control. Parents argue…

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Justin Bieber suffering from facial paralysis, cancels concerts

Justin Bieber is battling a rare disease that causes facial paralysis, which has forced him to cancel multiple shows.

ABC News

An outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease cost the UK billions in 2001, so how can Australia keep it out?

If foot-and-mouth disease reaches Australia, it will send a wrecking ball through the economy, as it did in the UK 20 years ago. So what is the plan to keep it out? And how would an outbreak be contained?

Glasgow Live

Warning issued over 'rare' fatal disease that triggers meningitis found in Europe

A rare virus that can trigger meningitis has been detected in Germany. Experts are warning that a potential new outbreak could occurs but Borna disease is more often found in animals.

The Independent UK

As another person dies from the rare Powassan virus – what do you need to know?

Rare disease carried by woodland ticks does not always manifest symptoms but can be severe

The Independent UK

British scientists say it's unclear if monkeypox has peaked

British health officials say they cannot tell if the spread of monkeypox has peaked in the country

WEKU

Starting on Sunday, you won't have to test for COVID-19 to fly into the U.S.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is lifting its COVID-19 testing requirement for airline travelers coming into the country. It's a major change for the travel industry.

Daily Record

DWP provides up to £156 each week for more than 400,000 people with these neurological conditions

More than 70 conditions are supported through PIP.

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