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Glioblastoma patient sells home to fund life-extending treatment
LONDON, July 17 — Jo Fuller sold her house to fund potentially life-extending treatment for glioblastoma, an aggressive brain cancer that is…
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Antiques Roadshow Expert Theo Burrell Dies at 39 After Brain Tumour Campaign
LONDON, July 14 — Theo Burrell received a brain cancer diagnosis in 2020. Since that time, she has become a public figure…
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The Black Sea Grain Initiative: A Deal That Collapsed in 2023
ISTANBUL, July 14 — The Black Sea Grain Initiative, a diplomatic arrangement that once allowed over 32 million metric tons of grain…
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Geneticist John Hardy Proposed Alzheimer’s Amyloid Hypothesis in 1992
LONDON, July 10 — John Hardy, the British geneticist and neuroscientist who first proposed that amyloid-beta accumulation is the primary cause of…
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Eric Topol’s four-decade journey reshaping medicine with digital innovation
LA JOLLA — Eric Topol has spent the better part of four decades pulling medicine into the digital age, and he has…
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Parking Fine Default Can Block Borrowers from Mainstream Mortgages
County Court Judgements are binary things. You have one, or you don’t. Lenders do not care how you got it. A new…
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Oncologist warns breast cancer signs go beyond a lump
LONDON, July 3 — Actress and presenter Lisa Faulkner has revealed she underwent surgery for early-stage breast cancer, a diagnosis she said…
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Spanish Researcher Builds CAR-T Cells Against Rare Childhood Rhabdoid Tumours
A single gene gone wrong. That is the core problem with rhabdoid tumours. And it is the core clue that a Spanish…
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Germany’s Lack of Heat Protection Rules Endangers Nursing Homes
A national policy gap is now impossible to ignore in Germany. The country has no federal heat protection regulations requiring cooling systems…
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Less Than 42 Minutes of Bright Daylight a Day Linked to Higher Dementia Risk
The latest study out of China, published in the journal General Psychiatry, lands in a country where nearly a million people already…
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Green Bananas Hold More Resistant Starch, a Dietitian and a Fruit Scientist Say
Green bananas have been the office punchline for decades. The fruit nobody wants. The one that sits in the bowl turning brown…
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Kenyan families mark two years since 2024 protests with flowers, marches and calls for accountability
Nairobi, June 25 — As Kenya approaches the anniversary of the June 2024 protests, families of the victims are speaking out about…
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Experimental Pill Nearly Doubles Survival in Pancreatic Cancer Trial
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Scripps Research Finds STING Protein Fuels Alzheimer’s Inflammation
LA JOLLA, June 5 — A research team at Scripps Research has identified a specific biochemical alteration that drives chronic inflammation in…
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Meningitis Outbreak at University of Kent Kills Two, Hospitalizes 11
A meningitis outbreak at the University of Kent in Canterbury, Kent, England, has led to two fatalities and left eleven individuals hospitalized…
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Thailand Bans Cannabis Sales Without a Prescription, Reversing Its 2022 Opening
Immediate suspension of commercial licences Officials declared that all pending licences for commercial production would be suspended immediately. While the existing legal…
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FDA Approves Vertex’s Journavx, the First New Class of Pain Medicine in Over 20 Years
Vertex Pharmaceuticals is awaiting a regulatory decision on suzetrigine, a non-opioid analgesic designed for moderate to severe acute pain. The drug, which…
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Sugar By-Product Can Temporarily Disable BRCA2 Cancer Protection, Singapore Study Finds
For 40 years, cancer researchers have relied on the two‑hit hypothesis: a person inherits one defective copy of a tumor‑suppressor gene, and…
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Eight Children Die and 78 Hospitalized After Eating Sea Turtle Meat on Zanzibar Island
A laboratory analysis has determined that chelonitoxism was responsible for the deaths of nine residents of Zanzibar after they ate sea‑turtle meat,…
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Three Omicron Offshoots BQ.1 and BQ.1.1 Spread Fast but Vaccines Still Guard Against Severe Disease
As the coronavirus continues to evolve, a key finding from the World Health Organization’s data remains critical: three doses of a COVID-19…
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Cholera Returns to Lebanon After Nearly 30 Years, With 671 Confirmed Cases by June 2023
Lebanon has recorded its first cholera cases since 1993, ending a 29‑year gap in the nation’s disease registers. The Ministry of Public…
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California Reports First US Case of Clade I Mpox in Traveler From Africa
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Takeda begins plasma therapy development for coronavirus patients
Takeda Initiates Development of Plasma-Derived Therapy for COVID-19 Treatment In a significant move, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company, Japan’s leading pharmaceutical firm, announced on…
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WHO Warns of Wider Outbreak as Coronavirus Cases Reach 16 Countries and Airlines Halt China Flights
The World Health Organization released a directive on 20 January warning governments across Asia to tighten their infection‑control measures before the novel…
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