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Her Oxygen Hit 75% and Her Mind Slipped, and a Six Inch Tapeworm Cyst Was Filling One Lung

A 19-year-old arrived confused and with low oxygen saturation. The cyst crushing her left lung measured 150 by 93 millimeters and shoved her heart sideways.

Medical Daily

A Teenager's Face Swelled During a Sickle Cell Crisis, and His Skull Bones Were Quietly Dying Underneath

Cincinnati doctors describe acute soft head syndrome, a rare sickle cell complication, in a teen whose first emergency CT scan showed nothing.

Medical Daily

At least one in four former NFL players in study suffered from degenerative brain disease CTE

At least one in four former NFL players who died between 2016 and 2021 was found to have had chronic ⁠traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a study says

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Pediatrician With 3 Decades of Experience Explores What the Pandemic Taught Us About Kids and COVID

Dr. Stanley Calderwood notes that politics often overshadowed the scientific reality that children are far less vulnerable to the virus than adults.

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NRL makes a special rule change to help Jai Arrow reach 100 Rabbitohs games

Jai Arrow's battle with motor neurone disease isn't stopping him from reaching for a career milestone in Australia's National Rugby League

The Independent UK

Goosebumps: Arrow get 100th Rabbitohs game swansong

Jai Arrow, who retired with motor neurone disease this year, will reach 100 South Sydney games as part of a unique initiative by the NRL and Rabbitohs.

AAP

Tirzepatide Was Linked to Fewer Heart Attacks in Nearly 53,000 Patients, but the Evidence Has Limits

A BMJ cohort study tied tirzepatide to a 32 percent lower risk of heart attack, stroke, or death, but it was not a randomized trial.

Medical Daily

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Rumer Willis gets genetic test after dad Bruce’s dementia diagnosis

The actress has revealed how her family’s medical history prompted her to investigate her genetic risk of Alzheimer’s disease as she focuses on protecting her long-term health.

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Most Antibodies Carry the Wrong Electrical Charge to Work Inside a Cell, and One Number Predicts Which Ones Will

Essex researchers found that charge decides whether antibody fragments survive inside cells, then used AI to redesign 672 of them as intrabodies.

Medical Daily

Risk of death prediction: In 2020, researchers in Brazil published study predicting which middle-aged people would less likely to die within decade but viral tests results are changing. Here's why

"Sit-to-stand" tests come in several forms. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's 30-second chair-stand test is designed for patients older than 60, to see how many times they can stand up in that time period.

The Economic Times

AI Could Help Solve Medical Mysteries That Take Years to Diagnose

AI platform iGenRARE could help doctors diagnose rare diseases by connecting medical clues, with researchers reporting up to 91% accuracy.

Medical Daily

After 100 days of the deadliest Ebola outbreak, it can be stopped. Here’s how

Ebola is a disease that spreads through communities, so we need to listen to communities if we want to halt its spread

The Guardian - UK

Patients with an Aggressive Bile Duct Cancer Gain a New Radiation Option Cleared Under a Rare Disease Pathway

FDA cleared the OncoSil radiation implant for unresectable distal bile duct cancer under a rare disease rule that does not require proof of benefit.

Medical Daily

Scottie Scheffler reveals hand, foot and mouth disease diagnosis ahead of FedEx Cup finale

Scottie Scheffler revealed he was struggling with his health during the BMW Championship

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Washington releases 20 lab-raised sunflower sea stars into the Salish Sea to restore the endangered species and damaged kelp forests

In a remarkable conservation initiative, twenty lab-raised sunflower sea stars have been released back into the Salish Sea. This effort seeks to restore a species that has suffered extensively due to disease, crucial for the health of kelp forest ecosystems. The project, undertaken in collaboration with the Samish Indian Nation…

Medical Daily

Michigan Confirms Its First Human Eastern Equine Encephalitis Case Since 2021 with No Animal Warning First

Michigan confirmed a Roscommon County EEE case, its first human infection since 2021. No animal cases have been detected in the state this year.

Medical Daily

California Records Its First Three West Nile Deaths as Human Cases Reach Thirty Across Fourteen Counties

California has confirmed three West Nile deaths and 30 human cases across 14 counties. Orange County leads the state in the number of infected mosquito samples.

The Conversation

Backyard bird feeding could be a bird flu ‘superspreader’. An expert explains

Backyard bird feeding is one of our country’s most popular pastimes. Research reveals about half of Australian households feed wild birds, with many people doing so daily.

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The Economic Times

Sugar production hit by Red Rot disease, El Nino; govt taking measures: Pralhad Joshi

Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said the Centre is taking measures to manage sugar availability and rising prices ahead of the festival season, including temporary imports of raw sugar. He attributed the fall in production to red rot disease and El Nino conditions.

The National (Scotland)

Rise in confirmed bluetongue cases in Scotland as control zone introduced

THE number of bluetongue virus cases confirmed in Scotland has risen as a temporary control zone (TCZ) has been put in place in south-west Scotland…

The Economic Times

Mark Zuckerberg's wife Priscilla Chan’s parents escaped Vietnam by boat with no hope of reuniting with their family; decades later, their daughter became a Harvard graduate & philanthropist

Priscilla Chan's journey is rooted in her family's escape from war-torn Vietnam in search of safety and a better life. She became the first person in her family to attend college, graduating from Harvard before pursuing a career in medicine. After working as a paediatrician, she and her husband, Mark…

The Economic Times

Pomegranate compound shows promise against heart failure: Study finds urolithin A improved heart function by up to 80% in experimental models

Urolithin A has emerged as a promising compound in research into heart failure with preserved ejection fraction (HFpEF), with experiments showing improvements of up to 80% in measures of heart function. The compound also helped improve heart muscle relaxation and reduce harmful scarring. However, researchers stressed that the findings are…

Times Life

How Fruit Bats in Kerala Triggered India's 2018 Nipah Outbreak and What It Revealed About Zoonotic Spillover

The Kozhikode Cluster That Alarmed EpidemiologistsIn May 2018, seventeen people died in Kozhikode district within weeks of each other. The deaths came fast and with alarming symptoms: sudden fever, disorientation, and in several cases, acute encephalitis. The Kerala health department, working with the National Institute of Virology in Pune, confirmed…

Times Life

6 Reasons Traditional Indian Steam Practices Have Real Cardiovascular and Heart Benefits

1. Steam Triggers Vasodilation, and That Directly Protects Your ArteriesWhen the body enters a steam environment, skin temperature rises within minutes. The hypothalamus responds by signalling peripheral blood vessels to widen. This process, vasodilation, reduces vascular resistance and allows blood to move with less effort from the heart. A 2015…

International Business Times UK

How Did Michael Wright Die? 'Oz' Actor Dies at 70 Following Heart Failure Complications

Michael Wright, known for roles in 'The Five Heartbeats' and 'Oz', died at 70 from heart failure and a rare neurological disease. His family remembers him as a beloved artist and family man

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