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Lifestyle choices can help prevent fatty liver disease

DEAR DOCTORS: My father passed away due to unexplained liver problems that we only now know was fatty liver disease. It's 20 years later, and a CT scan shows some fat in my own liver. My liver readings are normal, but I'm the same age as my father was when…

Bangkok Post

How should an Australian 'centre for disease control' prepare us for the next pandemic?

Over the past two years, Australians have become familiar with the threat of infectious disease outbreaks. COVID won’t be the last pandemic to affect our lives.

The Conversation

Read Why Forma Therapeutics' Current Price Level Is 'Attractive Entry Point'

During the European Hematology Association (EHA) conference, Forma Therapeutics Holdings Inc (NASDAQ:FMTX) presented updated results from the 12-week open-label extension (OLE) of etavopivat's Phase 1 trial in sickle cell disease. Treatment with etavopivat 400mg QD elicited a >1g/dL hemoglobin (Hb) increase in 73% of the 15 patients and an average maximal Hb increase of…

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Analysts Remain Bullish Despite Caribou's Allogeneic CAR-T Hit By Durability

Caribou Biosciences Inc (NASDAQ:CRBU) announced the presentation of additional initial clinical data from its ANTLER Phase 1 trial for CB-010 in relapsed or refractory B cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma (r/r B-NHL). Following a single dose at the initial dose level of 40 million CAR-T cells, a 100% complete response (CR) rate (6 of 6…

Benzinga

The influenza pandemic and ‘nations within a nation’

Disease outbreaks can cause unanticipated and disruptive changes, affecting the business environment and policy

The Hindu

Frog hotels: scientists build creative urban shelters to draw species back to Australian cities

Old baths, PVC pipes and even dog bowls can make suitable homes for amphibians affected by habitat destruction

The Guardian - AU

Improved disease control in public buildings ‘could save UK billions a year’

Measures such as improved ventilation would boost economy by helping prevent ill health, says report

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Canada Approves Amylyx's ALS Drug; FDA To Consider Approval In September

The Canadian government has given its approval to AMX0035, a new drug from Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Amylyx Pharmaceuticals Inc.

Benzinga

Warning as homeowners should report weird froth on plants linked to deadly disease

The froth can often be seen clumped onto plant stems or in a patch of grass

Liverpool Echo

Mizuho Comments On UniQure's Upcoming Low-Dose Huntington's Gene Therapy Trial Data

The much-awaited one-year data for the entire low-dose cohort for UniQure NV's (NASDAQ: QURE) AMT-130 gene therapy in Huntington's disease is expected at any time.

Benzinga

Optinose Stock Moves Higher On Positive Second Chronic Sinusitis Phase 3 Trial

Optinose Inc (NASDAQ:OPTN) announced the statistically significant benefits of XHANCE in the ReOpen2 trial for the symptoms co-primary endpoint and the CT scan co-primary endpoint. Significant improvement was seen in patients with chronic sinusitis who did not have nasal polyps treated with both doses of XHANCE (fluticasone propionate) nasal spray compared to a…

Benzinga

Drinking coffee one of two ways could boost longevity — study

In this edition of Inverse Daily, read about coffee and longevity, debunk a coffee-based myth, Ferris Bueller, and a fatal bunny disease.

Inverse

Gracell Reveals Encouraging Data From Pretreated Multiple Myeloma Patients

Gracell Biotechnologies Inc (NASDAQ:GRCL) announced the updated clinical data on GC012F, an autologous CAR-T therapeutic candidate dual-targeting B-cell maturation antigen (BCMA) and CD19, for relapsed/refractory multiple myeloma (RRMM). From October 2019 to January 2022, 29 heavily pretreated patients were enrolled and treated with a single infusion of GC012F at three dose levels (DL).…

Benzinga

Molecular research could help Nigeria solve a host of health problems

Our world and everything in it is made up of innumerable tiny molecules. These molecules are the smallest units of chemical compounds or living things. Viruses, bacteria, parasites, plants, animals, humans: each organism is underpinned by molecules. Studying them allows scientists to understand the basic principles and interactions that govern…

The Conversation

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Manchester Evening News

Warning over strange froth people are spotting on their garden plants

Homeowners are being urged to report any sightings of it

The Independent UK

Scientists develop screening process to calculate heart attack risk from routine eye test

Scientists say method may also be developed to identify people’s propensity to other diseases like diabetic retinopathy

Nottingham Post

Urgent warning as froth-like substance found on plants linked to deadly disease

Members of the public are being urged to keep their eyes out

Bangkok Post

Indonesia launching nationwide vaccinations for foot and mouth disease

JAKARTA: Indonesia will this week launch a nationwide livestock vaccination programme, its agriculture ministry said on Monday, as the number of cattle infected with foot and mouth disease surged to more than 151,000.

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Daily Mirror

Dad terrified he'll die before daughter's wedding as he 'can't get a GP appointment'

Paul Reddington, 56, who has been diagnosed with ischaemic heart disease, says he cannot book an appointment at his GP surgery in Solihull because they are too busy - slamming the situation as a "bl***y shambles"

Irish Mirror

RTE legend Charlie Bird visits his own eventual resting place in emotional moment

'There is an amazing graveyard up in the sand, to me it’s peaceful, and at least I’ve sorted that issue out. That’s what I’m trying to do, sort everything out'

Wales Online

If it looks like someone has spat on plants in your garden, you may need to report it

Weird froth could be linked to deadly plant disease

Irish Mirror

Hurley makers bemoan dire shortage of ash that could kill the sport

Ireland is said to be running out of ash due to a widespread disease affecting supply across Europe

Tribune News Service

What if hospice services weren’t just for the dying?

Gloria Foster wasn’t ready for hospice, even though, with a prognosis of less than six months to live, she qualified for it. She was debilitated by diabetes and congestive heart failure, and was living with both a pacemaker and a device to help pump blood from her heart to the…

Reuters

Beijing tests millions, isolates thousands over COVID cluster at 24-hour bar

Authorities in China's capital Beijing on Monday raced to contain a COVID-19 outbreak traced to a raucous 24-hour bar known for cheap liquor and big crowds, with millions facing mandatory testing and thousands under targeted lockdowns.

Chronicle Live

'Urgent need' for monkeypox antiviral studies according to research from team including Newcastle infectious disease experts

Newcastle medics contributed to a study into how monkeypox cases have previously progressed in the UK.

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