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Bowel cancer cells can ‘shapeshift’ to enable aggressive spread, research finds

Scientists hope the discovery will lead to improved treatments.

The Independent UK

Scientists celebrate bowel cancer breakthrough in bid to tackle surge in young people

Bowel cancer is the second most common cause of cancer deaths in the UK

The Independent UK

How bacteria in your mouth and gut can be used to spot early stages of Parkinson’s disease

The toxins could potentially be used as ‘markers’ for doctors to identify Parkinson’s patients at a higher risk of developing dementia

The Independent UK

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Longtime LA Times Columnist Bill Plaschke Reveals He’s Battling Serious Disease

Plaschke says he's battling Parkinson's.

Sports Illustrated

HIV/AIDS: Facts about the viral infection that attacks the immune system

Learn how HIV spreads, how it affects the body and what treatments are available.

LiveScience

Somi Javaid was 21 years old when her mother almost died from an undiagnosed disease. Today, her company has raised millions to fill in the care gap

Dr. Somi Javaid is the founder of HerMD, which provides in-person and virtual care focused on women’s health.

Fortune

Eating wild meat carries serious health risks – why it still happens along the Kenya-Tanzania border

Pastoralist communities, their livestock and diverse wildlife species coexist within a biodiversity-rich landscape stretching along the Kenya–Tanzania border.

The Conversation

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Rebecca Adlington's guide to San Francisco — cycling, sea lions and gluten-free dining

Cycling over the Golden Gate bridge, shopping at Pier 39 and the best Mexican food - the athlete shares her guide to the West Coast city

Evening Standard

Why Sleep is the Next Public Health Priority in 2025

In recent years, awareness about the critical role of sleep in overall health has surged, yet many still underestimate its profound impact on public health. As we move into 2025, sleep is rightly emerging as the next major public health priority — and for good reason. From rising rates of…

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These 4 Dog Breeds Have Dangerous Health Defects Most People Don’t Know About

Bringing a dog into your home is a big decision, and every pet owner wants their furry friend to live a long, healthy life. But did you know that some popular dog breeds are prone to dangerous health defects that can seriously impact their quality of life? Many people fall…

Clever Dude

How AI could help stop the next pandemic before it starts

The artificial intelligence tool is the first to use large language modeling to predict infectious disease risk

The Independent UK

10 Preventable Causes of Death in Men You Should Know

While discussions about health can sometimes be uncomfortable, knowledge is a powerful tool for longevity and well-being. For men, understanding the most significant yet preventable causes of premature death is the first step towards proactive health management. Many leading health threats can be mitigated through lifestyle changes, regular check-ups, and…

Budget and the Bees

Key takeaways from world’s largest cancer conference in Chicago

Experts announce findings on immunotherapy, a breast cancer breakthrough and the value of exercise

The Guardian - UK

Blood test for Alzheimer’s could soon be available on the NHS

New study shows test is 95 per cent accurate in picking up people with memory problems

The Independent UK

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The Independent UK

Alzheimer’s blood test ‘can accurately pick up early symptoms’

Researchers found the blood test was 95% accurate in picking up people with the disease, with very few cases missed.

The Independent UK

Toxicologist explains what black mould in the home does to your health

ANALYSIS: Ian Musgrave explores the common household issue of black mould

The National (Scotland)

‘Live like Niamh’: Glasgow DJ’s tragic death inspires cancer research fund

A RESEARCH fund for a rare and aggressive form of bone cancer has been launched in memory of a Scottish DJ who died from the disease aged 22

The Conversation

Is black mould really as bad for us as we think? A toxicologist explains

Mould in houses is unsightly and may cause unpleasant odours. More important though, mould has been linked to a range of health effects – especially triggering asthma.

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The Independent UK

Who's in charge? CDC's leadership 'crisis' apparent amid new COVID-19 vaccine guidance

The CDC, a $9.2 billion-a-year agency tasked with reviewing life-saving vaccines, monitoring diseases and watching for budding threats to Americans’ health, is without a clear leader

The Independent UK

Doctor ‘astounded’ by how quickly England cricket star’s daughter died

Bethan James, daughter of former Glamorgan and England cricketer Steve James, died in 2020

The Independent UK

The herb linked to better memory, lower anxiety and Alzheimer’s protection

Rosemary is more than just a kitchen staple. It’s a natural remedy with ancient roots and modern scientific backing

The Independent UK

Holidaymakers travelling to Europe warned of contagious disease outbreak

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The Conversation

Game theory explains why reasonable parents make vaccine choices that fuel outbreaks

When outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases such as measles occur despite highly effective vaccines being available, it’s easy to conclude that parents who don’t vaccinate their children are misguided, selfish or have fallen prey to misinformation.

The Guardian - UK

Millions in west do not know they have aggressive fatty liver disease, study says

Research finds more than 15m in US, UK, Germany and France with MASH have not been diagnosed

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Huey Lewis admits it's unlikely he'll make or perform music again due to hearing loss

Huey Lewis is unable to "enjoy music" let alone perform or play it due to hearing loss caused by Ménière's disease.

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