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Aer Lingus cabin crew member diagnosed with motor neurone disease 'overwhelmed' by support from kind strangers and friends

The fundraiser was set up by her colleagues at Aer Lingus following her devastating diagnosis of motor neurone disease

Irish Mirror

Glasgow surgeon with stage four cancer urges 'get checked it could save your life'

Gareth Jones, a 55-year-old dad from Cambuslang, was diagnosed with the deadly disease in June of last year and he hopes his tale inspires others to get checked.

Glasgow Live

IGC Q2 2023 Revenue Grows 261%, THC Based Drug For Alzheimer's Entering Phase 2 Trials

India Globalization Capital, Inc. (AMEX:IGC) reported its second fiscal quarter 2023 financial results, revealing revenue of $202,000, a 261% increase compared to $56,000 in the same quarter of 2022.

Benzinga

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Killer dog disease Alabama Rot locations mapped as another pet falls victim

An interactive map indicates the locations across the UK where Alabama Rot cases have been confirmed in the last 10 years, after another beloved pet pooch fell victim to the deadly disease - taking the total to 287 dogs

Daily Mirror

Pancreatic cancer breakthrough could see diagnosis three years earlier

Pancreatic cancer is a silent disease. that for many people has no symptoms until it is fairly advanced

Wales Online

Woman says she's been forced to live on Haribo and bran flakes for a YEAR

Crohn's & Colitis UK's new campaign urges people to talk to their GP about digestive health, as Sianny Thomas, 36, says if she was diagnosed sooner, she would have not "developed a bad relationship with food"

Daily Mirror

'I lived on Haribo and bran flakes because of Crohn's disease'

Before being diagnosed with Crohn's disease, all Sianny Thomas could eat and keep down were the sweet and breakfast cereal

Wales Online

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Lack of sleep could make you go blind, new study warns

Too much or too little shut-eye can increase the risk of developing glaucoma, scientists say

The Independent UK

DWP shares most common medical conditions eligible for £627 PIP payment

Millions of people across the UK get Personal Independence Payment benefits in order to help with their daily lives

Bristol Post

What causes Alzheimer's? Study puts leading theory to 'ultimate test'

Researchers are launching a make-or-break study to test the conventional wisdom about what causes Alzheimer's disease.

WEKU

The most famous Australian you've never heard of

John Gorman is probably the most famous Australian you've never heard of. His groundbreaking medical research to treat a blood disease has saved millions of babies' lives around the world and it wouldn't have happened if not for an ice box, an illegal flight and his sister-in-law.

ABC News

Scotland must follow England and impose stricter avian flu measures, say farmers

A FARMERS union is calling on the Scottish Government to follow England in imposing strict biosecurity measures across all poultry farms to protect…

The National (Scotland)

UK scientists ‘uninvited’ to key European meetings due to Brexit

UK SCIENTISTS have been told they can no longer take part in meetings organised by a key European infectious diseases agency due to Brexit tensions,…

The National (Scotland)

Farmers want tougher biosecurity penalties

Farmers say an Indonesian caught trying to bring in six kilograms of meat from a country with foot and mouth disease should have faced a tougher penalty.

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West Lothian major road closures warning as council tackles tree disease

Drivers face diversions around Linlithgow in coming weeks as the council begins felling trees as it tackles Ash Dieback disease

Daily Mirror

Alzheimer's disease risk increased by picking your nose and plucking hair, warns study

Some habits are seemingly innocent, but some are not only disgusting but could also cause you to unwittingly raise your risk of certain diseases. Case in point: picking your nose

Daily Mirror

Germ cell cancer symptoms in testicles and stomach as Tim Roth's son Cormac dies at 25

Cancer is a disease that occurs when cells divide and spread. This can happen at any age, including during pregnancy, and was the disease that took the life of Tim Roth’s son

The Conversation

Pancreatic cancer could be diagnosed up to three years earlier – new study

Every year, more than 10,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Unfortunately, for most of those people, the disease is diagnosed too late to be cured. Less than 10% of people live five years following a diagnosis.

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Irish Mirror

Irish doctor's aid effort in Tanzania sees her rack up huge debts to give kids free chemo

Dr Trish Scanlan, who has lived in the East African country for more than 15 years, has significantly improved survival rates for kids with cancer while also battling the disease herself but declared “more work needs to be done”.

PetsRadar

5 reasons for bad breath in dogs (and how to treat it)

Bad breath in dogs can be a sign of an underlying health issue. Here's everything you need to know about the most common causes and how to treat it...

Evening Standard

‘Alarming’ rise in type 2 diabetes among under-40s

Rate of diagnoses is rising faster in younger age group than in over-40s, charity warns

Asharq Al-Awsat

Battling Cholera, Lebanon Gets First Vaccines, and Sharp Words, from France

Lebanon took delivery on Monday of its first vaccines to combat a worsening cholera outbreak - together with sharply worded criticism of the crisis-hit country's crumbling public health infrastructure from donor nation France. By Sunday, cases of cholera - a disease typically spread through contaminated water, food or sewage -…

Tribune News Service

States opting out of a federal program that tracks teen behavior as youth mental health worsens

Colorado, Florida, and Idaho will not participate in a key part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Youth Risk Behavior surveys that reaches more than 80,000 students. Over the past 30 years, the state-level surveys, conducted anonymously during each odd-numbered year, have helped elucidate the mental health stressors…

ABC News

COVID-19 activates similar response to Parkinson's disease, study suggests

A University of Queensland-led study finds COVID-19 activates a similar inflammatory response to Parkinson's disease, but scientists warn it's too early to cause alarm with more work needed into how the virus affects the brain.

Daily Mirror

'Gutted' comedian Jarred Christmas confesses secret health battle with 'no cure'

Comedian Jarred Christmas tells Adrian Monti how he’s learned to live with the disease that causes dizziness, hearing loss and nausea

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