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6 non-alcoholic fatty liver disease symptoms you should never ignore

Around 63% of UK adults are now classed as obese or overweight, with many people suffering with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease as a result. So how can you be sure you have a fatty liver? Here are 6 warning signs you should never ignore

Daily Mirror

Is vegan cheese good for you? A nutritionist reveals one type may be better than others

People who buy vegan cheese may expect it to be as nutritious as dairy cheese.

Inverse

This everyday behavior is essential to preventing heart disease

The American Heart Association updates its Simple 7 tips for heart health to the Essential 8, adding sufficient sleep as a way to prevent heart disease.

Inverse

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Expert says mysterious diphtheria outbreak likely isn’t a cause for panic

A leading epidemiologist says diphtheria of the throat is unlikely to become a major public health concern, despite two new infections in NSW.

The New Daily

Mild Covid cases rising in major provinces

The number of new Covid-19 cases with mild symptoms is rising in Greater Bangkok and in tourist provinces, and so are cases with lung inflammation, according to the Department of Disease Control.

Bangkok Post

Simple supplement can lower cholesterol and reduce stroke risk

High cholesterol can lead to other serious conditions like heart disease and strokes

Liverpool Echo

Can new Omicron subvariants evade vaccine immunity?

Why COVID cases are rising and what we know about how past infections and vaccines interact with Omicron BA.4 and BA.5.

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Covid patients at increased risk of developing brain disease, warns new study

Scientists and researchers are working tirelessly to uncover what some of the long-term damage a Covid-19 infection could pose. A new study has some shocking results

Daily Mirror

Soil pollution could raise risk of heart disease among gardeners, study suggests

Research claims it could be raising oxidative stress, which leads to more “bad” free radicals, causing chain reactions in the body that damages other cells

Wales Online

Foot-and-mouth disease edges closer to Australia as tourist destination Bali confirms livestock outbreak

A livestock disease that could shut down Australia's meat and livestock trade has reached Bali, sparking calls for harsher border measures for those returning from the popular tourist destination.

ABC News

Diphtheria cases have been reported in Australia for the first time this century. What is it and who is at risk?

Experts believe the two infections in children in northern NSW, which can cause nerve damage and life-threatening heart failure, developed locally

The Guardian - AU

A devastating disease is showing up in London’s sewers — should you be worried?

Poliomyelitis (polio) is a devastating disease that historically has caused paralysis and death around the world.

Inverse

Monkeypox: 4 charts predict how the outbreak will end

Opinion: What we know about the history of other infectious diseases makes it possible to analyze likely future scenarios as to how monkeypox might play out.

Inverse

RSPCA rescue centres not taking in sick birds due to avian flu risk

The animal welfare charity has warned members of the public not to touch or pick up dead or obviously ill birds

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The effects of salt on your body - from blood pressure and stomach cancer to brittle bones

According to The British Heart Foundation, people are consuming ‘far higher levels of salt than they realise’.

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Madness singer Suggs backs Newcastle cyclist's 3,500 mile ride in memory of wife who died from cancer

Keith Porritt is raising funds for Pancreatic Cancer UK in memory of his wife Alanah Porritt who died just four months after being diagnosed with the disease

Chronicle Live

Bradley Lowery's mum tells of her fears after falling pregnant with baby girl

Speaking nearly five years after her son's tragic death, Gemma admits her terror that the heartbreaking disease might strike again

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Diarrhea in cats: Vet's guide to what's normal and not

Diarrhea in cats is common and can be serious – learn what to do in this article

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New ultra-contagious omicron subvariants worsening California coronavirus wave

LOS ANGELES — The growing dominance of two new ultra-contagious omicron subvariants is prolonging a wave of coronavirus cases in California and sparking growing concerns from health officials that coming weeks could see significant spread and increased hospitalizations.

The Times of India

From skin darkening to painful periods, symptoms of PCOD (with causes and treatment)

PCOD (Polycystic Ovarian Disease) leads to multiple cysts in the ovaries. The size of the ovary increases in this condition due to hormonal imbalance. Poor lifestyle, obesity and stress can also cause PCOD. It can also trigger diabetes and can cause infertility. It is a medical condition in which the…

Daily Record

How to lower cholesterol and reduce heart disease risk with daily supplement

High cholesterol shows no symptoms until a person develops severe heart disease.

The Independent UK

First gay Married At First Sight UK couple to march at Pride in London

Matthew Jameson and Daniel McKee will march with Prostate Cancer UK

The Times of India

Actor Matt Ford opens up about his monkeypox diagnosis; know the symptoms he experienced

Actor Matt Ford has become the first American with a monkeypox infection to go public on social media. Through Twitter and TikTok, Ford has been sharing his experience of the disease and creating awareness to not take it for granted and get vaccinated timely.

Wales Online

WHO director says 'urgent' action needed as monkeypox cases triple across Europe

Governments are being urged to 'scale up efforts' in the coming weeks and months to prevent the disease from spreading further

The Independent UK

RSPCA wildlife centres no longer taking in sick seabirds due to avian flu risk

Staff may still be sent to attend to injured birds, but they will not be accepted into rescue centres.

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