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Can dogs sniff cancer? AI joins the hunt in India

When rescue dog Chloe is not tumbling across the grass on a farm outside India's tech capital Bengaluru, she is learning to sniff human breath for cancer with a little help from AI. Fitted with a 3D-printed helmet and harness packed with sensors, Chloe is part of experimental efforts to…

The Economic Times

Laughter therapy offers new hope for millions in UK with common lung condition

An estimated 1.7 million people in the UK suffer from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

The Independent UK

How father's loss drove son to top MND advocacy job

Andrew Danson never intended to become chair of MND Australia. But his father's death left him determined to change the story for families facing the disease.

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A Blood Test, Not a Scan, Now Triggers This Breast Cancer Treatment Switch Under Accelerated Approval

FDA granted accelerated approval to camizestrant, the first cancer therapy that starts when a blood test finds resistance before scans show progression.

Medical Daily

NYC Will Map Every Cooling Tower and Speed Up Enforcement After 11 Legionnaires' Disease Deaths

New York City announced five Legionella measures after an Upper East Side cluster killed 11 people, including a public cooling tower map.

Medical Daily

My dad’s determination to choose life despite his cruel illness has taught me gratitude

We can’t control what happens to us – only how we react to it. And when we help others we are reminded that we are more than our suffering

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Why don't bats die from the lethal viruses they carry? A new DNA study uncovers a second genetic system hidden inside their blood not seen in mammals before

Researchers discovered vesper bats have two unique gene sets for antibody production. This unusual genetic arrangement has not been documented in any other mammal. This finding offers new insights into bat immunity and their disease tolerance. Scientists are now exploring how this system evolved and functions within bats. Understanding bat…

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World-first trial to test whether Alzheimer’s drug can delay or prevent disease

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The Independent UK

Alzheimer’s drug to be offered to people without symptoms in bid to prevent onset of disease

The trial will give the drug Trontinemab to those at high risk of Alzheimer’s to see if the disease can be delayed or prevented

The Independent UK

Garden Centers Are Starting to Clear Shelves, but Not Every Discount Is Worth It

Garden centers are starting to clear their shelves, and that can make late-season plant shopping feel like a joyful treasure hunt. A perennial marked down to a few dollars can become one of the smartest purchases in the garden, but a sickly plant with a dramatic discount sticker can turn…

Frugal Gardening

The recommended health screenings at every age: explained

Some 90 percent of Americans aren’t keeping up with screenings, according to a 2025 poll

The Independent UK

Should You Pull That Summer Vegetable Plant Yet? The Answer Isn’t Always Yes

A summer vegetable plant can look downright exhausted by late season and still have a few good harvests hiding up its sleeves. Yellowing leaves, bare stems, sprawling vines, and the occasional suspicious-looking tomato can make the garden seem ready for a cleanup crew, but appearance alone does not tell the…

Frugal Gardening

In 1950, livestock viruses drove the Serengeti's wildebeest herd down to 300,000. Less than a decade later, it surpassed 1.5 million, helping turn the ecosystem into a carbon sink

In the 1950s, rinderpest and livestock disease pushed the Serengeti’s wildebeest herd to dangerously low numbers. After the virus was brought under control, the population surged from roughly 300,000 to more than 1.5 million within two decades. That recovery reshaped the ecosystem. More wildebeest meant heavier grazing, fewer grass-fuelled fires…

The Economic Times

Endometriosis can elude diagnosis for years. What to know about the disease and new ways to find it

Diagnosing endometriosis is often a challenge

The Independent UK

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How Would You Have Applied Massachusetts Law in the Lindsay Clancy Trial?

[A.] I know lots of people have opinions about the Lindsay Clancy trial, and I wanted to pass along the… The post How Would You Have Applied Massachusetts Law in the Lindsay Clancy Trial? appeared first on Reason Magazine.

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Medieval manuscripts made from animal skin reveal ancient history of deadly sheep virus

Hidden in the pages of medieval manuscripts, researchers have found DNA traces of a deadly sheep virus dating back thousands of years.

Times Life

Brown Dog Tick and Ehrlichia in India: Why Monsoon Season Puts Your Canine at Risk

The Brown Dog Tick Is Not an Outdoor ProblemRhipicephalus sanguineus, the brown dog tick, is the only tick species known to complete its entire life cycle indoors. Every other tick needs outdoor vegetation for at least one stage. This one does not. It lays eggs in wall cracks, behind skirting…

Medical Daily

An Experimental Myeloma Drug Given Monthly Outperformed Standard Options in Patients Who Exhausted Three Treatment Classes

AbbVie reports that its investigational drug etentamig produced a 74% response rate in relapsed multiple myeloma, against 45.7% for standard therapies.

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Times Life

Taking Your Pet on an Indian Train or Flight: Crate Rules, Paperwork and Routes That Work

What the Airlines Actually AllowIndiGo does not allow pets in the cabin. Air India does, but only on select routes and only for cats and dogs under 7 kg combined weight with the carrier. Akasa Air permits in-cabin pets on domestic sectors with advance notice. Vistara, now merged into Air…

Times Life

Allama Prabhu's Vachana Refuses to Comfort You, and That Refusal Is the Spiritual Teaching

The Vachana does not meet you where you areYou come to a Vachana the way you come to most spiritual writing, carrying something. A grief, a question, a fatigue that has been sitting in your chest for weeks. You expect the text to reach toward you. Allama Prabhu's Vachana does…

Medical Daily

Two Healthy Americans Developed Stubborn Elbow Lumps and DNA Testing Traced Them to a Wood-Rotting Fungus

CDC reports two immunocompetent US patients with chronic elbow nodules caused by Fomitiporella fungi. Surgery alone cured both, no antifungals.

Medical Daily

Reaching 90 Without Dementia Doesn't Mean You're In The Clear, Study Finds As Risk Continues Into Old Age

Reaching 90 without dementia does not eliminate the risk, with genetics, sex and brain changes still shaping cognitive health in very old age.

The Canberra Times

From heart failure to the fairway: Canberra dad's inspiring recovery

A year on from surgery, Mark will compete at the Transplant Games.

Evening Standard

Vets warn of ‘multiple’ deaths in equine grass sickness outbreak

A vet said it thought this year’s ‘unusual weather conditions’ may have contributed to the outbreak.

The Independent UK

Equine Grass Sickness: Warning issued after horse disease outbreak leads to ‘multiple’ deaths

A vet said it thought this year’s ‘unusual weather conditions’ may have contributed to the outbreak

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