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Drought and disease exposure led to Europeans adapting to milk consumption, study suggests

Findings challenge long-held view that extent of milk use drove evolution of lactase persistence in humans

The Independent UK

Repetitive head impacts in sport cause degenerative brain disease CTE, study finds

Repetitive head impacts cause the degenerative brain disease CTE, according to a new study that will fuel calls for changes to tackling rules as well as age restrictions for contact sports.

ABC News

Glasgow toddler 'not interested in feeding' had life-threatening genetic condition

Nicola Carey has raised thousands of pounds to pay for her two-year-old son Beau to undergo private intensive physiotherapy in the hope that he will walk 'one day' despite his life-altering condition.

Glasgow Live

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COVID-19: India logs 20,557 new cases

According to the Health Ministry bulletin, the total caseload rose to 4,39,59,321 while the death toll rose to 5,26,211 after 44 more people succumbed to the disease. Read more on Dynamite News:

Dynamite News

Australia makes monkeypox a disease of national significance

Australia said on Thursday the spread of monkeypox was now a "communicable disease incident of national significance" to allow for a more coordinated response, following the World Health Organization's declaration of a global health emergency.

Reuters

Anthony Albanese invokes the Ruby Princess debacle in another angry question time

Anthony Albanese has reminded the Opposition of its actions around the Ruby Princess COVID debacle in another angry question time.

The New Daily

Monkeypox — ‘people who hate the queer community are going to blame us if it spreads’

Another Covid-style lockdown? Not according to London’s experts and virologists — but to beat this new threat we must follow advice and avoid stigmatisation, says Katie Stick

Evening Standard

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Covid warning over symptom of new strain that affects sufferers at night

‘Isn’t that strange?’ scientist says as he shares different disease caused by BA.5

The Independent UK

Marburg virus disease: what is it, what are the symptoms and how worried should we be?

Ghana is working to contain an outbreak of the highly infectious Marburg virus, or MVD, which has no treatment and can be fatal

The Guardian - AU

Monkeypox declared disease of ‘national significance’ in Australia

Guidelines for who should get immunised have also been updated ahead of newer vaccines being made available in Australia

The Guardian - AU

Another COVID-19 death and 1000 new cases

The ACT recorded 1000 new COVID-19 cases in the 24 hours until 8pm on Wednesday.

The Canberra Times

Monkeypox declared disease of national significance by Australia's Chief Medical Officer

Australia's Chief Medical Officer has declared the increasing presence of monkeypox in the country a "communicable disease incident of national significance".

ABC News

Recap of Wednesday's Biotech Catalysts - End of The Day Summary

IDEAYA Biosciences (NASDAQ:IDYA) has entered into a clinical trial collaboration and supply agreement with Amgen Inc. to evaluate the efficacy and safety of IDE397 with Amgen's AMG 193 in a Phase 1 clinical trial. IDEAYA shares traded in a range of $14.59 to $15.82 on a day volume of 130.58…

Benzinga

Dr. Anthony Fauci says government response to monkeypox must address anti-gay stigmas

Dr. Anthony Fauci says that the government’s response against monkeypox must include combating anti-gay stigmas that could be associated with the disease.

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The Hindu

ICMR invites bids to develop vaccine for monkeypox virus

It has isolated virus strain for the first time in the country

Inverse

Humans were drinking milk long before they could easily digest it

In a new study, researchers tease apart how milk tolerance evolved.

The Independent UK

Bacteria that causes rare tropical disease found in US soil

A rare and sometimes deadly bacteria — long thought to be confined to tropical climates — has been found in soil and water in the continental United States

ABC News

Death of toddler Ruby from COVID-19 and encephalitis 'extremely rare', expert says

An infectious diseases specialist says that, for the most part, COVID-19 is not a serious infection for children and that vaccinations for those under five years are expected to be available from next month.

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The Canberra Times

'Not taking this threat lightly': Zoo looks to reduce foot-and-mouth disease risk

Staff from the National Zoo will meet with counterparts from around the country on Thursday.

Newcastle Herald

Australians shouldn't despair over foot-and-mouth disease just yet

If foot-and-mouth took two months with that open Indonesian border to get to Bali with proper vigilance and a bit of luck, we should be able to keep it out of Australia.

Benzinga

LGVN: Alzheimer's Study Gains Traction as CEO Search Continues

By Brad Sorensen, CFA NASDAQ:LGVN READ THE FULL LGVN RESEARCH REPORT

The Independent UK

Prehistoric Europeans drank milk long before humans could digest lactose – study

New research indicates that famine and exposure to infectious disease best explains the evolution of our ability to consume milk.

The National (Scotland)

Charity calls for increased support for people living with dementia

Age Scotland has called for increased care and support for people living with dementia, for whom Scotland’s new National Care Service will be…

Daily Mirror

Do your hands look like this? Warning symptom of liver disease includes red palms

A person's hands can reflect the state of their health, from nails to itchiness and even colour changes. One of the things to look out for is red palms, which can be linked to liver failure

The Conversation

Eating less food from animal sources is key to reducing the risk of wildlife-origin diseases and global warming

The world is at greater risk of infectious diseases that originate in wildlife because people are encroaching on tropical areas of wilderness to feed livestock and hunt wild animals.

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