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Four Physician Groups Issue Fall Flu, COVID, and RSV Vaccine Advice While the Federal Panel Stays Sidelined

Four major U.S. medical societies released 2026-2027 flu, COVID, and RSV vaccine advice. Here is who they say should get each shot.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

How Did Tim Curry Die? Rocky Horror Star's Cause of Death Reveals History of Stroke and Cancer

Tim Curry died aged 80 from coronary artery disease, with his death certificate also revealing a history of stroke and kidney cancer.

International Business Times UK · Sep 3

NHS England chair Dr Penny Dash says Britain should learn from India’s healthcare system

Britain's NHS chair sees India as a future global healthcare model. India utilizes technology to expand healthcare access and reduce costs significantly. The Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission and eSanjeevani platform showcase this digital infrastructure. Artificial intelligence aids disease detection and outbreak prediction across the nation. India's approach offers lessons for…

The Economic Times · Sep 3

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Your Puppy's Vaccination and Deworming Schedule in India: What Each Shot Actually Protects Against

Why the First Eight Weeks Are a Biological WindowA puppy is born with borrowed immunity. Maternal antibodies passed through colostrum, the first milk, give a newborn temporary protection against diseases the mother has been vaccinated against or exposed to. According to research published in the journal Veterinary Immunology and Immunopathology,…

Times Life · Sep 3

Tim Curry's cause of death revealed: ‘Rocky Horror’ star died of coronary artery disease; kidney cancer

Tim Curry death reason: Tim Curry, the British actor best known for The Rocky Horror Picture Show and It, died at 80 from coronary artery disease, according to Los Angeles County public health records. His history of stroke and kidney cancer were also listed as contributing conditions.

The Economic Times · Sep 3

A Heart Amyloidosis Drug Missed Its Main Goal and the Reason Points to a Trial Design Problem

Eplontersen missed its primary endpoint in a 1,432-patient heart amyloidosis trial. Widespread use of another drug may explain the neutral result.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

Nearly 600 California Countertop Workers Now Have Incurable Lung Disease and 65 Have Needed Lung Transplants

A new report documents 592 silicosis cases among California engineered stone workers, including 31 deaths and 65 lung transplants since 2019.

Medical Daily · Sep 3

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From hunger to obesity: Developing world faces growing threat to child health

Childhood obesity is rapidly increasing in developing nations, creating a significant health challenge. This epidemic is now outpacing undernutrition in many populous countries. Processed foods and lack of awareness fuel this growing public health crisis. Experts warn of a future surge in non-communicable diseases due to this trend. Urgent action…

The Economic Times · Sep 3

Rocky Horror star Tim Curry’s cause of death revealed

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The Independent UK · Sep 2

Government Buys $37 Million of a Last Resort Antibiotic as Hard to Treat Hospital Infections Persist

BARDA exercised a $36.9 million option for cefiderocol, an antibiotic reserved for drug-resistant infections and possible biothreat pathogens.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

New European Guidelines Urge a Blood and Urine Test for Kidney Disease in Every Heart Patient

New ESC and ERA guidelines recommend screening every cardiovascular disease patient for chronic kidney disease with a blood test and a urine test.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

Lupus Pill Missed Its Main Goal in a 408 Patient Trial and the Company Is Chasing a Subgroup

Alumis says envudeucitinib failed its primary endpoint in a 408-patient lupus trial but plans Phase 3 in a subgroup. Why that carries risk.

Medical Daily · Sep 2

Bowel cancer before 50 may not be the same disease: Here’s what happens when it spreads to the liver

A major Australian study of 1,691 patients with advanced bowel cancer has found that younger adults whose cancer had spread to the liver showed important differences in tumor characteristics, genetic mutations and survival compared with patients diagnosed after age 50. The findings suggest that bowel cancer in younger adults may…

The Economic Times · Sep 2

Junk out, khichdi in: ‘Healthy’ food made mandatory in Maharashtra govt offices

Maharashtra government mandates healthier food in all state canteens and official events. The directive promotes millet khichdi and sprouts curry while reducing processed items. Guidelines from ICMR-NIN and FSSAI will shape the new healthy menu options. This initiative aims to boost health awareness and reduce non-communicable diseases. Government departments must…

The Economic Times · Sep 2

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Medical Daily · Sep 2

Two Pennsylvania Measles Deaths Remain Off the National Count While the CDC Reviews What Caused Them

The CDC has left two Pennsylvania measles deaths out of its national tally. The Lancaster County coroner disputes the label on one of them.

The Conversation · Sep 2

New MRI method could help track Huntington’s disease and its treatments

About 8,000 people in the UK are living with Huntington’s disease, a devastating inherited condition that gradually affects movement, thinking and mood. Now, an advanced type of MRI scan could give researchers a way to estimate the cellular damage it causes in living people, which could eventually help show whether…

The Conversation · Sep 2

Endometriosis: a long-ignored disease, despite symptoms that can be traced back to ancient times

Intense pelvic pain, severely painful periods, infertility – these symptoms associated with endometriosis already appeared in medical texts as far back as antiquity. Yet this disease, which affects 10% of women of reproductive age, long remained ignored. The reason: the long history of medical and social representations of female pain.

The Independent UK · Sep 2

Deaths in Congo’s fast-moving Ebola outbreak top 3,000, spread of disease shows no signs of slowing

The latest government data shows Congo’s Ebola outbreak has killed more than 3,000 people out of over 6,100 confirmed cases

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The Economic Times · Sep 2

Heart problem spotted in 2 secs by 'superhuman' AI? How this tool can see deep into your heart valves what doctors may miss

Heart disease spotted in 2 seconds: An artificial intelligence system can analyse ECGs to detect hidden signs of heart disease. The technology can identify subtle patterns that even expert cardiologists may miss and has shown high diagnostic accuracy for several cardiovascular conditions. It can also detect signs linked to diabetes…

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2

Free cholesterol tests on the NHS are great – but here’s the five-point health MOT I’d really like to see

You could be walking around symptom-free and not know you’re pre-diabetic, living with hypertension or at a high risk of a heart attack, says public health academic Prof Devi Sridhar

The Guardian - UK · Sep 2

Almost half of world’s farmers poisoned by pesticides every year, experts find

Study reveals that pesticide poisoning kills 11,000 people each year, with India accounting for nearly 60% of fatalities

Medical Daily · Sep 2

Her Skin Pointed to One Genetic Disease, and Genome Sequencing Turned Up a Rare Kidney Disorder Instead

A woman with ten cafe au lait spots and freckled armpits tested negative for neurofibromatosis. Sequencing found a rare kidney disorder.

Times Life · Sep 2

Why the Indian Pariah Dog Is Genetically Built for Every Climate and Terrain in India

The Oldest Surviving Landrace in AsiaThe Indian Pariah dog is not a stray that lost its home. It is a landrace, a population shaped entirely by its environment over millennia, with no selective breeding by humans. A 2017 study published in PLOS Genetics, which mapped the ancestry of dog populations…

Times Life · Sep 2

4 Ancient Ayurvedic Morning Habits That Improve Digestion Better Than Supplements

Why Agni, Not Acid, Is the Real MetricAyurvedic medicine does not treat digestion as a chemical process to be corrected with pills. It treats it as a fire, agni, that must be maintained at the right intensity. Too weak, and food ferments rather than digests. Too strong, and inflammation follows.…

Medical Daily · Sep 2

A Sickle Cell Headache That Ends in Brain Surgery Has Been Documented Fewer Than 80 Times

Spontaneous bleeding inside the skull during a sickle cell crisis has fewer than 80 documented cases, and dead skull bone shifts the odds.

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