Michael J Fox honoured with special award for charity work at Emmys IN FULL The Independent UK · Sep 15
Michael J Fox honoured with humanitarian Emmy for Parkinson’s disease advocacy Actor established the Michael J Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research in 2000 which has since raised more than $2bn The Independent UK · Sep 15
We should be more scared of climate change destroying humanity than AI IN FOCUS: With everyone warning of an AI extinction event within a decade, we seem to have forgotten about the climate crisis already here – and its knock-on effects, from financial crises and conflict to new disease outbreaks and other calamities. Helen Coffey reports The Independent UK · Sep 15
7 Silent Lymphoma Symptoms You Should Know About A swollen lymph node after an infection may seem harmless. Feeling exhausted after a busy week may feel completely normal. Even night sweats or unexplained weight loss can be blamed on stress, changing routines or another everyday health issue. But when such symptoms persist without a clear explanation, they deserve… MyLifeXP · Sep 15
Ebola outbreak in DRC has peaked, say authorities, as infection rates slow Almost 3,500 people have died in outbreak and experts say more must be done to ensure Bundibugyo is under control The Guardian - UK · Sep 15
Emmy Awards: Michael J Fox gets standing ovation Michael J. Fox received a standing ovation following a heartfelt speech as he accepted the Bob Hope Humanitarian Award at the Emmy Awards on Monday (14.09.26). BANG Premier · Sep 15
India's Only Striped Hyena Eats Anthrax-Laden Carcasses and Keeps Disease From Spreading Across the Wild The stomach that stops an outbreakThe striped hyena has the most acidic digestive system of any land mammal studied, a gastric pH that drops as low as 1.7, comparable to concentrated battery acid. A 2017 paper published in the journal Integrative Zoology confirmed that this acidity allows hyenas to neutralise… Times Life · Sep 15
Deodorant or Antiperspirant: What an Indian Summer of Heat and Humidity Actually Calls For They Are Not the Same ProductDeodorant masks or neutralises odour. Antiperspirant blocks sweat. That distinction sounds minor until you're on a DTC bus in May with the ceiling fan doing nothing, and you realise your roll-on was doing one job while you needed it to do the other. Sweat itself… Times Life · Sep 15
Hepatitis A and E Outbreaks in Your Building Are a Warning About Water Contamination Why Hepatitis A and E Travel Through Water, Not PeopleBoth hepatitis A and hepatitis E are fecal-oral diseases. That phrase sounds clinical, but the mechanism is direct: human waste enters a water source, the water reaches your tap or your food, and the virus completes its route. Unlike hepatitis B… Times Life · Sep 15
Chikungunya's Long-Term Effects: 5 Joint and Fatigue Symptoms Indians Are Told to Ignore Persistent Joint Pain That Won't QuitThe name chikungunya comes from a Makonde word meaning "to become contorted", a description of what prolonged joint pain actually looks like in a person's body. A 2017 study published in the Indian Journal of Medical Research found that nearly 49% of chikungunya patients in… Times Life · Sep 15
Yuri Nakamura Dead at 44: Actress Dies of Rectal Cancer After Disease Returned Following Remission Japanese actress Yuri Nakamura has died aged 44 from rectal cancer. Her agency said she continued acting during treatment before her condition worsened in August. International Business Times UK · Sep 14
Alzheimer’s may affect more than brain cells — scientists discover DNA’s 3D shape is changing in ways that could reveal hidden causes of memory loss New research reveals Alzheimer's disease alters DNA's three-dimensional organization within brain cells. These structural changes influence how genes are activated and deactivated by the cell. Scientists used advanced genetic testing and artificial intelligence to map these DNA arrangements. The findings suggest genome folding changes alongside other known disease features. This… The Economic Times · Sep 14
HHS Adds $1.08 Million to Expand Mental Health Training and Resources for Older Adults A federal program designed to help aging-service professionals recognize and respond to mental health and behavioral health concerns among older adults is getting more than... Saving Advice · Sep 14
Michael J. Fox Says Parkinson's Has 'Gotten Harder' and 'We're Getting Close' to a Cure After Acting Return Michael J. Fox says Parkinson's has become harder to live with, while advances in research continue to strengthen his hope for a cure. International Business Times UK · Sep 14
The Independent UK · Sep 14 Legionnaires’ disease bacteria discovered at Yankee Stadium in New York IN FULL
The Conversation · Sep 14 How to build a nutritious emergency food stockpile A UK government watchdog has said UK homes aren’t prepared for the possibility of food supply disruptions that could come from disasters like cyberattacks, power cuts, disease outbreaks or extreme weather.
The Independent UK · Sep 14 Legionnaires’ disease bacteria found at Yankee Stadium amid deadly Bronx outbreak Ten people have tested positive for the illness so far, including one individual who died and three who are currently hospitalized, according to the Health Department
The Economic Times · Sep 14 New TB vaccines expected from 2029 could prevent 7.3 million deaths by 2050, Gavi says By 2029, new tuberculosis vaccines are expected to save more than seven million lives, emerging as a crucial element for global health improvement. Ensuring a steady supply for the countries most affected by the disease is essential. Additionally, these vaccines may provide considerable economic advantages for developing nations. Gavi aims…
The Conversation · Sep 14 One in six women may have this liver condition. What does it mean in pregnancy? A liver condition that many people have never heard of may affect around one in six women of childbearing age worldwide. A 2025 global analysis estimated that 15.8% of women aged 15 to 49 were living with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) in 2021.
Medical Daily · Sep 14 Platinum Chemotherapy That Saves Children With Liver Cancer Left About 2,200 Mutations in Each Healthy Liver Sample A Science study found that platinum chemotherapy left an average of about 2,200 mutations per healthy liver sample in treated children. What survivors should know.
The Times of India · Sep 14 Indigenous Teen’s Science Win: Ava Grace Cummings bridges lab and tradition; nettle boosts fly muscles Ava Grace Cummings dedicated her research to STAC3 disorder, a rare genetic muscular condition. By utilizing fruit flies as a model organism, she efficiently tested various treatment options. Her innovative study also examined stinging nettle, a traditional Indigenous herbal remedy. As a result of her efforts, Cummings earned second place…
The Economic Times · Sep 14 Does smoking protect against Parkinson’s? A study of half a million people points to carbon monoxide, revealing a surprising clue in cigarette smoke A recent study indicates that carbon monoxide might be responsible for lowering the risk of Parkinson's disease, as opposed to nicotine. Researchers discovered a correlation between elevated carbon monoxide levels and a decrease in the disease's occurrence, with this trend remaining evident in non-smokers. This suggests a possible protective factor.
Medical Daily · Sep 14 New York Orders Ten South Bronx Cooling Towers Cleaned by Monday as Legionnaires Cluster Grows to Nine Cases New York City ordered 10 South Bronx cooling towers cleaned after Legionella screening tests. The Melrose and Morrisania cluster now has nine cases and one death.
Times Life · Sep 14 What Construction Dust Does to Your Lungs and Why Cloth Masks Fail Indian Workers The particle that never leavesNot all dust is equal. The dust raised by a jackhammer breaking concrete, a grinder cutting sandstone, or a drill boring through brick contains crystalline silica, particles that measure between 0.5 and 10 microns. At that size, they do not get caught in the nose or…
Times Life · Sep 14 7 Serious Health Problems Indian Cab and Truck Drivers Develop From Long Driving Hours Chronic Back and Spine PainSitting in a fixed position for 10 or more hours, absorbing road vibration through a seat that rarely offers lumbar support, is one of the fastest routes to spinal degeneration. A 2019 study published in the Indian Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine found that professional…