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Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease predominant cause of liver cancer in Kerala, shows study

The study, which analysed the data of 1,217 patients with liver cancer from across Kerala reported cirrhosis associated with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease to be the direct cause in 44% patients.

The Hindu

5 signs your lawn needs urgent repairs

Has your grass seen better days? Here are 5 signs that it needs some TLC.

Tom’s Guide

Placenta plays an important role in genetic risk of schizophrenia: Study

A recent study headed by the Lieber Institute for Brain Development found that more than 100 genes linked to the risk of schizophrenia appear to induce disease owing to their activity in the placenta rather than the developing brain. Read further on Dynamite News:

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‘I ignored a worrying symptom for months, then got a devastating diagnosis’

The 32-year-old is taking on a completely different challenge - entering the Greater Manchester Run while being treated for the life-threatening disease

Manchester Evening News

People with any of these 21 health conditions may be due up to £691 each month

Hundreds of disabilities and health conditions are supported through Adult Disability Payment and PIP.

Daily Record

'Kids are being preyed on': Junk food ad ban gathers pace

Strong links made between sugar and disease.

Newcastle Herald

Lyme disease warning as tick season in full force with VERY unwelcome 'lone star' visitor

The southern tick "lone star" has arrived in Minnesota, US, despite normally being spotted in south-central and south-eastern states, and is set to stay until early July, according to health officials

Daily Mirror

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Tale of how French experts became the first to discover HIV virus

Forty years ago this week researchers in Paris published the world’s first description of the virus that causes Aids. RFI looks back at a scientific milestone that paved the way for testing – and ultimately controlling – HIV.

Radio France Internationale

Key signs of pancreatic cancer you should never ignore following death of The Smiths bassist

Many people often ignore or mistake symptoms of pancreatic cancer for other less deadly diseases

Manchester Evening News

Multiple sclerosis: new evidence for the role of glandular fever virus

An estimated 2.8 million people around the world have multiple sclerosis (MS), an autoimmune disease in which the immune system damages the brain and spinal cord.

The Conversation

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

Nurse branded 'hypochondriac' by her doctor later diagnosed with lifelong disease

When Katie Harpur was 16, her weight dramatically plummeted and she couldn't eat without being sick - but after persevering with doctors, she has finally got her life back

Daily Mirror

10 things you should know about living with a stoma

Musician Tom Speight has lived with a stoma for over a decade, after undergoing an emergency operation that saved his life. Here he unpacks some of the misconceptions to mark World Involunary Bowel Disease (IBD) Day

The Independent UK

World IBD Day 2023: What are Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis?

The long-term conditions affect more than 11 million people worldwide

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Key signs of pancreatic cancer that killed The Smiths icon you should never ignore

Andy Rourke, bassist for the Smiths, has died at the age of 59 following a long illness with pancreatic cancer - here we share the key signs for the disease that has one of the lowest survival rates of any cancer

Irish Mirror

First cases of highly contagious drug-resistant fungal disease found in two women

The drug-resistant ringworm is currently tearing through India and other parts of South Asia

The Independent UK

Doctors dismissed her as a hypochondriac. Then came an incurable diagnosis

Katie Harpur, 25, was suspected of having bulimia after dropping to five stone

Daily Record

Dumfries paramedic convinced he was "going to die" after coronavirus pandemic delayed cancer treatment

Alan Campbell is now free of the disease, back to full health, back at work and has a new role with Prostate Buddies D&G

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Glasgow mum showed 'immense resilience' during MND battle as son prepares for marathon in her memory

A Glasgow mum who battled motor neuron disease with " a smile on her face" would be "immensely proud" as her son prepares to run the Edinburgh Marathon in her memory, raising funds for MND Scotland.

Dublin Live

HSE warns of spike in chickenpox cases

Hospitalisations for the disease have increased significantly in comparison to last year

WEKU

The CDC is worried about a mpox rebound and urges people to get vaccinated

A cluster of mpox cases in the Chicago area has sparked fears of a summer wave. Health officials are pointing to new research showing the vaccine is effective and hoping people take notice.

The Guardian - UK

Alberic Fiennes obituary

Other lives: Pioneer in weight-loss surgery who argued that severe obesity is a disease requiring medical intervention and psychological support

Salon

The CDC has stopped tracking COVID cases

Some experts worry this move will hinder public health in the event of a future infectious mutation

Edinburgh Live

Two women struck down with first-known cases of highly-contagious fungal disease

The Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the US have reported that at least two women, aged 28 and 47, have been infected with the first known cases of a drug resistant disease.

The Guardian - UK

Alzheimer’s drugs are a ray of hope. They must be accessible to all, not the wealthy few

There are now two impressive possible treatments for this form of dementia. But concerns remain over cost and potential side-effects, says Devi Sridhar, chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh

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