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Obesity is on the rise in Africa: 5 essential reads on what to do

Obesity – which the World Health Organization classifies as a disease – is not just an individual issue; it is shaped by the systems people live in. Research shows that urbanisation, economic status and food marketing strategies, for example, play a role along with more personal factors.

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The No. 1 Killer in America Often Starts Quietly — The Prevention Moves That Work Early

We often spend our time worrying about high-profile health scares. Yet the most significant threat to your life is likely a quiet, systemic issue. Heart disease remains the absolute leading cause of death in America today. It claims more lives annually than all forms of cancer combined. According to the…

Budget and the Bees

7 Protein Myths Debunked: The Truth About Protein Intake, Muscle & Kidney Health

7 protein myths debunked with science-backed protein intake facts, kidney health insights, and realistic guidance on high protein diets.

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Trump Rash Explained: What's Behind the Visible, Crusty Neck Irritation and What We Actually Know

President Trump attended a Medal of Honour ceremony with a visible skin irritation, prompting public and media interest. His physician clarified it as a side effect of a routine treatment.

International Business Times UK

Eric Dane’s Official Cause Of Death Has Been Revealed

Eric Dane’s official cause of death has been revealed as respiratory failure with ALS as an underlying cause.

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Emptying bins and photocopying: nurses’ skills are too often wasted in general practice

Australians are living longer, but we’re also living longer with disease and disability. Half of us now have at least one chronic condition.

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GLP-1 weight loss drugs could increase risk of osteoporosis and gout, new research finds

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This 1 Habit After Every Meal Is More Powerful Than Medication

Modern lifestyles and diets have increased risks of heart disease, diabetes, and brain fog. Surprisingly, prevention may not require expensive medicine or intense workouts. According to a diabetologist with 24 years of experience, a 10–15 minute walk after each meal breakfast, lunch, and dinner can reduce heart attack risk by…

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Heart Surgeon Shares 4 Habits He Quit for Heart Health

The heart is one of the most important organs in the body that makes sure that each and every corner of our system receives the right amount of oxygen and circulation. Did you know that your heart beats almost 1 lakh times a day? However, the truth is, today’s stressful…

Times Life

7 lawn diseases that could be eating your lawn – identify and treat them before they take over

Snow mould, fairy rings and more

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Push to list gambling harm as a public health issue

Harm reduction advocates want to list gambling harm as a public health issue so the Centre for Disease Control can develop a better insight into its impact.

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Michael J Fox has fans ‘tearing up’ with surprise appearance at Actor Awards

The ‘Back to the Future’ star was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease in 1991

The Independent UK

Mother of boy with rare disorder known to affect only 200 people told he is ‘unlikely to survive past teens’

Frankie, now 10, was born in 2015 after Amy said she had a normal pregnancy and planned C-section, noting ‘no issues from birth’

The Independent UK

Your Dog Isn’t Just Getting Old: 9 Subtle Signs They’re Secretly Hurting

A dog does not wake up one morning and announce that something hurts. Pain slips in quietly, hides behind “just getting older,” and waits while routines continue as usual. Many dogs push through discomfort because instinct tells them to stay strong, not to show weakness. That loyalty deserves better than…

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Shape up your garden: 7 trees to prune in March

7 trees to prune in March to keep them in the best health.

Frugal Gardening

The Fertilizer Myth That’s Killing Lawns Across the South

More fertilizer does not create a better lawn. In fact, across the South, that belief quietly destroys thousands of yards every single year. A thick, green lawn feels like a badge of honor in warm Southern climates. Garden centers stack bags of high-nitrogen fertilizer in towering displays every spring, promising…

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The breakthrough that could swing the fight against MND

Australian scientists may soon be able to grow models of human spinal cords from live cells in a new effort to understand a fatal disease dubbed "The Beast".

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How Max Homa Overcame a Skin Condition Dating to His Teenage Years

The six-time PGA Tour winner once suffered from seborrheic dermatitis, a chronic inflammatory disease that causes dandruff, redness and plaques in the scalp, face, chest and upper back.

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These Birdseed Additives Are Spreading Salmonella — Wildlife Officials Sound the Alarm

A backyard bird feeder should never become a disease hotspot, yet wildlife officials across several states have raised urgent concerns about salmonella linked to contaminated birdseed and certain additives. What seems like a harmless boost to attract more colorful visitors can quickly turn into a health risk for birds and…

Medical Daily

Can Too Much Protein Harm Your Kidneys? What Science Really Says About Kidney Health

High protein diet and kidney health explained: what research shows about protein diet risks for healthy adults and people with kidney disease.

The Independent UK

South Africa starts mass cattle vaccination program to halt foot-and-mouth outbreak

South Africa has launched a mass cattle vaccination drive to stem an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease that threatens meat, dairy, and export supplies

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Woman Buys Gluten-Free Birthday Cake, Entitled SIL Hands It To Her Kids And Gets Berated In Return

It was meant to be simple – a surprise birthday, family, and three cakes, one of them gluten-free and the only one she could safely eat because of coeliac disease. Her husband set hers aside to avoid cross-contamination, but her sister-in-law brought it back out anyway and served it on…

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The man who fell in love with the sound of Spitfires – here’s what this unusual symptom can teach us about dementia

When people hear the word dementia, they often think of someone who has problems with memory. While memory is often affected in dementia, this is not always the case. There are many different types of dementia – and each can produce a wide range of symptoms.

The Independent UK

Residents of eastern Congo city fear disease after discovery of mass graves

Residents of Uvira in eastern Congo are expressing concerns that decomposing bodies might spread disease after authorities said 171 bodies were found in mass graves

LiveScience

Inherited diseases don't work like we thought they did

"Monogenic" diseases, triggered by mutations in just one gene, may actually be more complex than scientists thought.

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