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Ron Yeats: Liverpool legend dies aged 86 after battle with Alzheimer's disease

Scottish defender was an integral part of the Reds’ success under Bill Shankly in the 1960s

Evening Standard

Why are Cape fur seals in South Africa infected with rabies?

It’s the world’s first significant rabies infection in marine mammals. And it has scientists – and beachgoers – worried.

Al Jazeera

Climate change is expanding reach of EEE

Eastern equine encephalitis, a mosquito-borne disease with a high mortality rate, has been spreading

Salon

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Excessive Light Pollution At Night Linked To Increased Alzheimer’s Risk

Exposure to outdoor light after dark could increase the prevalence of dementia more than many other risk factors.

Zenger

Disease spike prompts travel advisories to multiple vacation destinations

The Oropouche virus has popped up in an unexpected place.

The Street

WHO and Africa CDC launch a response plan to the mpox outbreak

The Africa Center for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization have launched a continent-wide response plan to the outbreak of mpox

The Independent UK

Your sink is a sanctuary for dangerous microbes, study shows. How to protect your handwashing station from pathogens

The biofilm found on drains and faucets is a breeding ground for microbes that can cause pneumonia and Legionnaires’ disease, researchers found.

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Everyday foods need cigarette-style warnings to prevent disease, campaigners say

The recommendation is amongst a raft of “bold” measures recommended by health experts

The Independent UK

Australia’s first genetically modified fruit is ripe for a taste test. Could it avert a global banana apocalypse?

It’s the world’s most popular fruit, but the Cavendish banana is at risk of being wiped out. Queensland scientists say they may have the answer

The Guardian - AU

Travere Stock Pops After Snagging Full Approval For Calliditas Rival In Kidney Disease

Travere Therapeutics stock surged Friday after the biotech company snagged full FDA approval for its kidney disease treatment, Filspari.

Investors Business Daily

As eastern equine encephalitis spreads, a neurologist explains how to stay safe during this latest outbreak of the ‘triple E’ virus

The 2024 outbreak of eastern equine encephalitis – known as triple E or EEE – has caused six reported and confirmed human disease cases in five states, including one death, as of Sept. 4, 2024.

The Conversation

Bat deaths linked to infant mortality

Bats are dying at an alarming rate. New research links it to an increase in infant mortality from pesticides

Salon

Hard-hitting warning labels should be on everyday food, say campaigners

Health charities call for taxes on salty products and bans on junk food sponsorship of sport to help cut deaths from heart disease

The Guardian - UK

Deadly Mosquito Disease Threatens New England Residents

Health officials warn of deadly eastern equine encephalitis outbreak in New England, urging public to take preventive measures against mosquito bites.

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The Independent UK

Rare but deadly mosquito disease has New England hotspots warning against going out at night

Health officials warn that a rare but deadly mosquito-spread disease is posing a serious threat in parts of New England, prompting the cancellation of some events and changes to sports schedules to avoid bites by infected bugs

The Guardian - UK

Scientists are closing in on the true, horrifying scale of death and disease in Gaza

A pause for polio vaccinations is welcome, but the disease’s presence is a window on the true cost of Israel’s war, writes global public health expert Devi Sridhar

The Independent UK

Nothing is better than a weekend lie-in – so why won’t my body let me do it?

Research has claimed that those who sleep in on weekends are less likely to develop heart disease. But what happens if, like former lie-in fiend Olivia Petter, it’s become impossible to laze around past the early hours?

The National (Scotland)

Scottish university secures £30m funding to develop treatments for deadly diseases

A SCOTTISH science institute will receive nearly £30 million in funding from the UK Government to help with vital research into new treatments for…

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The Independent UK

Biologists who developed cancer-treating drug to receive £30m in funding

Researchers at the University of Dundee have also used cutting-edge technology to help create a Parkinson’s disease drug that is undergoing trials.

The Independent UK

Picking your nose could contribute to risk of Alzheimer’s disease, study finds

A letter citing 10 studies, published by the American Journal of the Medical Sciences, says picking your nose could increase risk of dementia

International Business Times

Moderna MRNA Mpox Vaccine Shows Promise In Animal Study

An experimental Moderna mRNA vaccine for mpox has demonstrated greater effectiveness than current shots in reducing disease symptoms and duration, according to an animal study published in the journal Cell on Wednesday.

The Conversation

Long COVID inflicts deep scars on the lungs, but targeting specific immune cells could reverse damage − new research in mice

The long-term effects of respiratory viral infections such as COVID-19 are a major public health burden. Some estimates suggest over 65 million people around the world suffer from long COVID-19.

The Independent UK

Consider lowering cholesterol ‘much earlier on in life’, researchers suggest

A study found exposure to high or fluctuating cholesterol early in life may heighten the risk of developing a condition called atherosclerosis.

Evening Standard

Lowering cholesterol levels early in life reduces risk of heart disease - study

High cholesterol increases risk of condition that causes arteries to narrow

The Independent UK

Scientists say public should start lowering cholesterol much earlier on in life

Lowering cholesterol levels should be thought about much earlier in life, researchers have said.

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