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An AI-Designed Lung Fibrosis Drug Shifted Aging Clocks in 42 Patients, but Proof of Slower Aging Is Missing

An AI-designed lung drug lowered blood-protein aging clock readings in 42 patients. The study cannot show that it slows aging, and the drug is unapproved.

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8 Ways to Make This Year’s Garden Supplies Last Another Season

Garden supplies do not have to become annual purchases. A little cleaning, smart storage, and timely maintenance can keep tools, containers, hoses, stakes, and other hardworking gear ready for another round instead of sending them to the trash.

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Those Dead Summer Plants May Still Have Value Before They Reach the Trash

A brown tomato plant, crispy basil, or collapsed annual flower can look like garden garbage, but the end of a plant’s season does not necessarily mean the end of its usefulness. Before those tired stems land in a trash bag, gardeners can often turn them into compost, save their seeds,…

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Genetic Testing Ties 11 Drug-Resistant Bacterial Cases at a Maryland Hospital to the Building's Own Water System

A CDC investigation linked 11 Mycobacterium abscessus cases at a Maryland hospital to its water system, using whole-genome sequencing of samples.

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A Rat in His Toilet Bit His Fingers and Gave Him a Disease That Normally Spreads Through Urine

A Montreal man bitten by a rat in his toilet developed organ failure. The bacteria that nearly killed him spread through urine, not saliva.

Medical Daily

‘Football saved Dad’s life’: meet the coach of the England women’s Parkinson’s team

It began with getting her dad into walking football after his diagnosis – now Gemma Darvill is taking a national team on tour to Canada

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In 1864, Tasmania imported brown trout for sport. 162 years later, it is building barriers to save a native fish reduced to just 6,000 individuals

For more than a hundred years, introduced brown trout have altered the freshwater ecosystems of Tasmania. In response, conservation teams are constructing artificial barriers to shield the native Swan galaxias fish. Their initiatives focus on maintaining viable populations, with new colonies sprouting in secluded, trout-free streams throughout eastern Tasmania to…

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A Drug-Resistant Ringworm Strain Is Now Confirmed in Twenty-Nine Countries as US Testing Capacity Stays Thin

A study in the CDC journal Emerging Infectious Diseases traced drug-resistant ringworm across 29 countries. US surveillance stays thin and voluntary.

Medical Daily

Why cancer affects children differently to adults

When a family receives the devastating news that their child has cancer, one of the first questions they usually ask is “How is that possible, they’re just a child?”

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Mozzies are causing Buruli ulcers in more parts of Australia. Here’s what you need to know

Warmer weather has arrived and mosquitoes will be buzzing about before you know it. As El Niño is expected to bring an early start to summer heat, it’s likely mosquitoes will make their presence felt earlier than usual.

The Conversation

Senior Cat Bloodwork: How Kidney and Thyroid Screening Catches Feline Disease Early

Why cats are biologically wired to hide illnessCats conceal pain and weakness as a survival instinct inherited from solitary wild ancestors who could not afford to appear vulnerable. A senior cat with early kidney failure will eat, groom, and sit in your lap looking perfectly fine until roughly 75 percent…

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Boarding Kennels and Pet Sitters in India: Vaccination Proof and the Right Questions to Ask

Why Vaccination Proof Is the Starting Point, Not a FormalityA kennel that does not ask for your dog's vaccination records before accepting the booking is telling you something important about how it runs everything else. Canine parvovirus can survive in soil and on surfaces for up to a year, and…

Times Life

A New Pancreatic Cancer Pill Lists at $39,800 a Month, and What Patients Actually Owe Varies Widely

Rasonque lists at about $477,600 a year. Here is what Medicare and commercially insured patients may actually pay for the new pancreatic cancer pill.

Medical Daily

Who was Barry Melrose? Former NHL player, coach and Emmy-winning broadcaster dead at 70 - Check cause of death

Barry Melrose, a former NHL player and coach, has died at seventy. He played over 300 NHL games and coached the Kings to the 1993 Stanley Cup Final. Melrose also became a recognizable ESPN hockey analyst, winning an Emmy Award. He retired from ESPN in 2023 after his Parkinson's disease…

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Why Indians Pay for Full-Body Scans and Skip the Cancer Screening Tests That Actually Work

The Scan That Finds Everything Except What Will Kill YouWalk into any corporate diagnostic centre in Mumbai, Bengaluru, or Delhi and you will find a "Full Body Scan" package priced between ₹8,000 and ₹40,000. It typically includes a whole-body CT or PET-CT, a battery of blood panels, and a chest…

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5 Self-Examination Techniques That Catch Cancer and Skin Disease Early in Just Ten Minutes a Month

Why Your Hands Are the First Line of ScreeningA 2022 study published in The Lancet Oncology found that in low- and middle-income countries, a category India still partially occupies for cancer infrastructure, over 60 percent of breast cancer cases present at stage three or four. The gap between early and…

Medical Daily

South Dakota Confirms Its First Cattle Anthrax Case of 2026 as Officials Quarantine a Meade County Herd

South Dakota confirmed anthrax in a Meade County beef herd. The disease reaches people through animals and animal products, never person-to-person.

Medical Daily

Democratic Lawmakers Demand Termination of an Unfinalized Deal Routing NIH Infectious Disease Funds to Pentagon Biodefense

An unfinalized interagency deal would move NIAID infectious disease research money to the Pentagon's biodefense for 10 years. Lawmakers want it terminated.

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Worried your pet might catch bird flu? Here’s what you can do

As a veterinarian who studies infectious diseases in cats, I’ve been repeatedly asked whether Australia’s outbreak of the H5 bird flu poses a risk to pets. The short answer is yes.

The Economic Times

Meet Claire Jiang, the 18-year-old New Jersey student diagnosed with juvenile arthritis at 9 who built a lab model of the disease; her research won $70,000

Claire Jiang turned her own experience with juvenile arthritis into a research project that could give scientists a new way to study the disease — and it earned her seventh place in one of America's biggest high school science competitions.

The Times of India

Meet Claire Jiang, 18-year-old NJ student diagnosed with arthritis who built a lab model of the disease

In a remarkable achievement, eighteen-year-old student Claire Jiang claimed seventh place and a generous seventy thousand dollars for her outstanding research. Motivated by her own struggle with juvenile idiopathic arthritis, Jiang developed an innovative laboratory cell model that promises to enhance the testing of new treatments. Her success underscores the…

Medical Daily

Her Doctors Feared Her Breast Cancer Had Spread Until a Scan Showed Two Ribs Fused into One Lump

A firm lump above a breast cancer survivor's collarbone looked like spreading disease. CT showed her first and second ribs were fused together.

Medical Daily

Three Ulcers on a Farm Worker's Arms Led Doctors in Qatar to a Virus That Normally Infects Camels

Doctors in Doha report Qatar's first documented human camelpox case, diagnosed from exposure history, lesion appearance, and a genus-level test.

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Check Your Earlobes: This Tiny Crease Has Been Linked to Heart Disease

The next time you look in the mirror, take a quick look at your earlobes, not because they can diagnose a heart problem, but because...

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Michael J Fox promises to find Parkinson's disease cure

Back To The Future star Michael J. Fox is adamant a cure for Parkinson's is coming in the future.

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