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The government is ready to announce the downgrade of Covid-19 from a dangerous communicable disease to one that is "communicable under surveillance" from Oct 1, said Public Health Minister Anutin Charnvirakul.

Bangkok Post

COVID rebound symptoms, positive tests after Paxlovid are more common than reported, study says

Resurgence of COVID-19 symptoms in patients treated with Pfizer Inc.’s Paxlovid appeared far more common than has been reported, and rebounding patients still risked spreading the disease, doctors said in a report on a series of cases in a top medical journal.

Tribune News Service

New malaria vaccine comes a step closer as experts say it’s ‘the best yet’

Chance to eradicate diseases such as malaria could be lost and UK innovation squandered if global health investment is cut, jab co-creator tells PM

The Guardian - UK

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Artificial sweeteners linked to increased risk of heart disease, study finds

Research involving 103,000 French adults shows sweeteners ‘should not be considered a healthy and safe alternative to sugar’

The Guardian - UK

Sweeteners linked to heart disease as sugar alternative found 'unhealthy and unsafe'

Sugar substitutes are consumed every day by millions and can be found in many foods and beverages.

Daily Record

Sweeteners linked to heart disease in new study

Artificial sweeteners are regularly used in drinks, some snacks and ready meals.

The Independent UK

Important Biotech Catalysts For September 7, 2022 - End Of The Day Summary

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation to Pfizer’s (NYSE:PFE) lead drug GBS6 or PF-06760805 for the prevention of invasive GBS disease due to the vaccine serotypes in newborns and young infants by active immunization of their mothers during pregnancy. Pfizer shares traded in a…

Benzinga

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What goes into a Mediterranean diet, and how to get started

It’s rooted in the traditional habits of people in countries that border the Mediterranean Sea, where rates of heart disease tend to be lower and life expectancies after 45 have been among the highest in the world.

Chicago Sun-Times

PAHO secures 100,000 monkeypox vaccine doses for Latin America and Caribbean

The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) has lined up a supply of monkeypox vaccine for Latin America and the Caribbean, as the Americas becomes a new epicenter for the rapidly spreading disease.

Reuters

ALS drug gets rare second review at high-stakes FDA meeting

The Food and Drug Administration is holding an unusual second meeting to review a closely watched drug for the illness known as Lou Gehrig’s disease

The Independent UK

Bill Gates Says This Is The Toughest Question He's Ever Had To Answer

Millions of children die every year from preventable diseases. When Bill Gates heard the question, "Why do children die?", 25 years ago he said it was the toughest question he’s ever h

Benzinga

Officials directed to set up control rooms to manage outbreak of diseases

All hospitals told to be prepared with required human resources, testing kits, lab consumables, drugs, chemicals, and equipment

The Hindu

Health board needs to get its 'house in order' on probe into why coeliac patient was fed Weetabix prior to her death, coroner says

Hazel Pearson was 79 when she died

Wales Online

Biden to channel Kennedy in his push for a cancer 'moonshot'

President Joe Biden will highlight his plans for drastically reducing cancer deaths and boosting treatments for the disease in what he has calls “this generation’s moonshot."

The Independent UK

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Daily Record

Sleep warning as 'snorers at higher risk of cancer and heart disease'

Research also found snorers are at an increased risk of suffering from cognitive decline.

Manchester Evening News

Woman who can 'smell Parkinson's disease' helps scientific breakthrough

Joy Milne says she can smell people who have the disease while in supermarkets and walking down the street

Daily Record

Scots woman who sniffed out Parkinson's disease on her husband helps develop new test for the condition

Joy Milne, 72, from Perth noticed a change in her husband's scent when he was 33 - and twelve years later, he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.

The Conversation

Fears of a polio resurgence in the US have health officials on high alert – a virologist explains the history of this dreaded disease

Fears of polio gripped the U.S. in the mid-20th century. Parents were afraid to send their children to birthday parties, public pools or any place where children mingled. Children in wheelchairs served as a stark reminder of the ravages of the disease.

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Fatty liver linked with heart failure within a decade, but it’s easily fixed

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, which affects up to 30 per cent of Australians, is associated with an increased risk of heart failure within a decade.

The Independent UK

New Covid warning over symptom that affects sleep

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

Daily Record

The astonishing story of Scots gran who could 'smell' husband's Parkinson's for 12 years

Joy Milne, from Perth, detected a change in body odour on her late husband Les - who was diagnosed with Parkinson's 12 years later.

Inverse

This technology listens to your breath to diagnose early-stage Parkinson's disease

It's difficult to detect Parkinson's disease in its early stages, but scientists may have found a solution: a wireless network of sensors that listens to people breathe in their sleep.

The Hindu

African Swine Fever confirmed in one more district of Punjab

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Evening Standard

New Parkinson’s test developed from woman who can ‘smell’ the disease

72-year-old Joy Milne has a stronger sense of smell than the average person

Wales Online

Test for Parkinson's is developed - thanks to woman who can smell the disease

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