A leading surgeon has issued a stark warning regarding severe burns sustained from steam…
Category: 6. Health
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Restless legs syndrome linked to higher Parkinson’s disease risk
A 15-year national health analysis reveals that people with restless legs syndrome are more likely to develop Parkinson’s. Treatment choices may play a surprising role in how soon symptoms appear.
Study: Risk of Parkinson Disease…
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Alzheimer’s blood tests may be misleading for people with kidney problems
People with reduced kidney function tend to show higher levels of Alzheimer’s biomarkers in their blood, even though their overall risk of dementia does not increase. This finding comes from research published December 3, 2025, in Neurology, the…
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Trained immunity and immune priming in plants and invertebrates
Plants and invertebrates exhibit immune memory generated in response to the activation of PAMP- (invertebrates, plants) or effector- (plants) triggered immunity despite the lack of lymphocytes and an adaptive immune system. Furthermore,…
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Pre-workout supplements linked to dangerously short sleep
New research shows that young Canadians who take pre-workout supplements are more than twice as likely to sleep five hours or less, raising new questions about how workout stimulants may be affecting recovery, mood, and next-day…
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World malaria report 2025 – ReliefWeb
- World malaria report 2025 ReliefWeb
- New tools against malaria save 1M lives but threats persist, WHO says TRT World
- Global malaria surge: WHO warns of rising cases, deaths and drug resistance Business Standard
- The World is Losing the Fight…
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Home Kitchens to Gourmet Tables: The rise of home chefs in 2025
In recent years, the culinary world in India has witnessed a remarkable transformation — the humble home kitchen is evolving into a crucible of entrepreneurship, creativity, and comfort. 2025, in particular, appears to mark a tipping point,…
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NHS AI stroke tool doubles treatment rates and saves lives
Image: ©utah778 | iStock A new AI tool rolled out across 70+ hospitals in England is helping doctors spot deadly clots faster, doubling thrombectomy rates and giving thousands of stroke patients a better shot at…
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Urgent need for palliative care for children and adolescents affected by HIV & AIDS in South Africa
Author: Sue Boucher, Programme & Communications Manager at PatchSA
South Africa continues to shoulder the world’s largest HIV epidemic, with more than eight million people living with HIV today which is approximately 12.8% of the…
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Struggling with chronic stress? Wellness coach shares 7 nutrients to lower cortisol and boost GLP-1 naturally
Chronic stress doesn’t just leave you feeling overwhelmed – it can quietly disrupt the body on multiple levels. From throwing hormones off balance to interfering with GLP-1 fullness signals and depleting essential nutrients, long-term stress…
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