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The Importance of Early Diagnosis in Essential Tremor Management

Essential Tremor (ET) is a neurological disorder with involuntary and rhythmic shaking, usually localized to the hands but sometimes involving the head, voice, and other body parts. ET is frequently mistakenly equated with Parkinson's Disease (PD); however, they are distinct entities, and this divergence can impair daily activities and quality…

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‘The impact has been devastating’: how USAid freeze sent shockwaves through Ethiopia

Ethiopia was the largest recipient of US aid assistance in sub-Saharan Africa before Donald Trump froze funding last month. From food and health to support for refugees and sexual abuse survivors, we examine the impact of a decision that has left aid organisations scrambling

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Woman Who Lost Her Voice to Illness Banned From Using AI Speech Tool After Using It to Curse

A woman with motor neuron disease lost access to her AI-generated voice system after using mild profanities.

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Wong says she expressed ‘importance of Oscar Jenkins’ condition’ to Russian foreign minister – as it happened

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CDC vaccination committee meeting postponed days after RFK Jr. took over at HHS

A panel of experts that advises the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on vaccine policy will not meet as previously scheduled next week

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Disease deaths, cases rise as new flood menace surfaces

Authorities are concerned about the death toll caused by a disease linked with heavy rain, with the number of cases rising in flooded northern Australia.

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Doctor Issues Urgent Warning: This Subtle Leg Symptom Could Signal Deadly Heart Disease

A growing body of evidence now suggests that a seemingly minor symptom, leg swelling, could signal a much more dangerous underlying condition.

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The subtle sign of dementia that might show up while watching TV

Dementia, the slow degeneration of your brain, can creep into your daily life silently, often appearing in the form of harmless symptoms that are brushed aside as forgetfulness. However, even the initial signs that affect memory, coordination, changes in gait, and ability to focus on daily tasks, hide clues of…

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Flu-fighting superfood: How mushroom fibre may help protect against influenza

The ongoing season of flu in the US is undoubtedly one of the worst-ever. The quad-demic of infections - Covid, influenza, RSV and norovirus are driving the hospital admissions like never before, overwhelming the healthcare system of the United States. As the influenza wave stretches on, building natural immunity and…

The Times of India

Biogen Stock Is Mutating Into a Value Play

Biogen shares have fallen over 70% from its highs nearly 12-years ago, but value investors should take a look at its metrics of just 12.4 P/E and P/B of 1.2X

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People with blood cancer to benefit from innovative new treatment on the NHS

The type of Car T-cell therapy involves taking a patient’s T-cells and modifying them.

Evening Standard

Norrie disease: The rare genetic disorder that makes people go blind and deaf

Only around 500 cases of Norrie disease, a genetic condition, have been reported worldwide.

LiveScience

Breaking the myth: Heart disease is not just a man’s problem

Heart disease is a major concern for both men and women from across the globe, with around 25 per cent of all deaths in India caused due to different cardiovascular conditions. Despite the fact that women account for a significant portion of the total mortality due to heart diseases, there…

The Times of India

‘Beware of the bat’: how a mine in Kigali became the focus of Marburg virus research

The fatality rate for the disease is usually 88%, but during a recent outbreak in Rwanda, deaths were kept to 23%. A new approach based on studying miners may be the reason why

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Childhood Vaccine Schedule Revealed as One of RFK Jr.'s Potential Targets With New Children's Health Role: Report

RFK Jr. announced to staff that a newly formed presidential commission will investigate the childhood vaccine schedule as a potential factor in chronic disease.

The Conversation

CDC layoffs strike deeply at its ability to respond to the current flu, norovirus and measles outbreaks and other public health emergencies

In just a few short weeks, the Trump administration has brought drastic changes to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and public health. Beginning with the removal of websites and key public health datasets in January 2025, the Trump administration has taken actions to dismantle established public health infrastructure…

Fortune

The USDA is scrambling to rehire officials working to curb the spread of bird flu after firing them

The H5N1 avian flu has impacted more than 160 million birds, resulting in the deaths of 20 million egg-laying chickens since 2022.

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Aims To Reverse Chronic Disease Epidemic

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. aims to combat chronic diseases as HHS secretary, investigating various factors contributing to the rise in chronic diseases.

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Trump Administration To Label Migrants At Border As Health Risks

Trump administration plans to designate migrants at US southern border as potential disease sources using a public health order under Title 42 to tighten i...

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Man nearly guaranteed to get early Alzheimer's is still disease-free in his 70s — how?

A man who should have developed early-onset Alzheimer's disease due to a genetic mutation is still symptom-free in his 70s. Scientists are trying to understand why.

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Trump Administration Shifts Strategy To Fight Bird Flu

Trump administration's new strategy focuses on vaccinations and biosecurity measures to combat bird flu, aiming to address outbreaks effectively and mitiga...

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CDC Lab Program Cuts Threaten Outbreak Response Capabilities

CDC faces challenges as layoffs impact lab programs, potentially compromising outbreak response and public health readiness.

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HHS Employment Numbers Increase Despite Recent Cuts

HHS maintains stable workforce, focuses on childhood chronic diseases, and commits to public health improvement.

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Electronic muscle stimulators are supposed to boost blood flow to your legs – here’s what the evidence says

Google “improve leg circulation” and you may see sponsored ads for electronic muscle stimulators that claim to boost blood flow to your feet. But is there any evidence they work?

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How plants are able to remember stress without a brain

It may sound strange but plants can remember stress. Scientists are still learning about how plants do this without a brain. But with climate change threatening crops around the world, understanding plant stress memory could help food crops become more resilient.

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