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September 20, 2025

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How much progress has been made against Alzheimer’s disease?

Alzheimer’s patient rests on a bench after a stroll through the village of Landais Alzheimer Paris: After decades of unsuccessful research, two new drugs and an innovative blood test have recently given Alzheimer’s patients to hope to fight behind the weakening disease – but they remain questions about their effectiveness. Any path to a treatment also remains unclear for Alzheimer’s, which represents about 70% of cases of dementia worldwide and is the leading cause of death among the elderly. Before Alzheimer’s day on Sunday, here is what you need to know about recent developments in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment

September 20, 2025

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Reading the grammar of the disease

PARIS: In what could signal a turning point for modern medicine, European scientists have developed an artificial intelligence model (AI) capable of predicting future diseases years before symptoms occur. The system, called Delphi-2M, was revealed in a document published in nature on Wednesday. Based on the same “transformer” architecture behind consumers chatbots such as ChatGPT, the tool analyzes medical stories to predict the possibility of more than 1,000 diseases. “We have essentially taught AI to read the healthcare grammar,” explained Moritz Gerstung of the German Cancer Research Center. “Learn how diagnoses in sequence and combination occur, allowing very important predictions

August 4, 2025

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Timberlake reveals that it has a lyme disease

Pop Star Justin Timberlake told Thursday’s fans that he has a lyme disease, a situation he described as “relentlessly impaired”, AFP said. The 44 -year -old former NSYNC frontman, whose world tour has just finished, took Instagram in a reflective mood. “This was the most fun, emotional, pleasant, physically demanding and, sometimes, exhaustive experience,” he said of a tour criticized by some fans as indifferent. “Among other things, I have learned some health problems and was diagnosed with Lyme disease – something I am not saying, so you feel bad for me – but to shed light on what I

July 28, 2025

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Cardiovascular disease responsible for 30% deaths in Pakistan

A speaker is aimed at PCS “Track leaders” session held at Sukkur. – Journalist “Pakistan is facing cardiovascular emergency,” warns Dr. Raj Kumar. Call Displacement from reactive treatment to preventive prevention. The sedentary lifestyle that contributes as deterioration factors, he adds. Sukkur: Cardiovascular disease has become the leading cause of death in the country, supporting about 400,000 lives a year and representing over 30% of all deaths, The news reported on Monday. Worried about the growing crisis, health experts and policy -makers demanded emergency, national reforms to prioritize prevention, timely detection and fair access to care, especially in areas not

July 21, 2025

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Study finds the consumption of one egg per week can reduce the risk of Alzheimer’s disease

The image shows boiled eggs on a plate. – Unsplash/file Eggs have been part of human nutrition since there were before modern people. While they are rich in nutrients, affordable and widely available, their role in health has long been discussed. A recent study published in the Journal of Nutrition can help restore the positive reputation of eggs. Researchers found that eating one egg per week was linked to 47% lower risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease compared to egg consumption less than once a month, reported Medical news today. The study also revealed that those who included eggs in their

May 2, 2025

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Carachi sees alarming increase in pulmonary disease associated with dove

A man spreads a bucket of feed for pigeons in Karachi, June 1, 2018 – Reuters Karachi: An alarming increase in cases of rare lungs associated with pigeons, known as Bird Fancier (BFL) lung, refers to the whole karachi, with women and older people who are most often affected. The disease, a form of hypersensitivity pneumonitis (HP), is caused by repeated exposure to airborne particles of pigeons and feces. Respiratory Specialist Dr. Muhammad Irfan said Geo News That 15 to 25 cases are now reported weekly, from one or two weeks ago. He said that most patients do not know

November 24, 2024

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Pakistan polio death toll rises to 55 as 3 more children diagnosed with crippling disease

A boy receives polio vaccine drops during a vaccination campaign in a low-income neighborhood in Karachi. — Reuters/File One case of polio was reported from Zhob and Jaffarabad districts each. Another child contracted the virus in KP taking the provincial toll to 14. Polio surveillance board calls for intensive routine vaccination. In an alarming development, the toll of the polio virus in Pakistan has risen to 55 after three more children were diagnosed with the crippling disease, sources said. Geo News on Sunday. According to details, two new cases of polio have been reported in Balochistan, while a child has

September 29, 2024

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Women and heart disease: A silent epidemic

A representational image showing a person holding a plastic heart. — Canva Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death worldwide, claiming more lives than all cancers combined. For women, heart disease presents an even more serious risk, often remaining unrecognized and even underdiagnosed. Despite significant advances in healthcare, there is still a dangerous misconception that heart disease is primarily a ‘man’s issue’. In fact, heart disease is the leading cause of death among women, accounting for one-third of all female deaths worldwide. As we celebrate World Heart Day, it’s important to highlight the unique challenges women face when

September 5, 2024

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Freddie Jackson reflects on his battle with kidney disease at age 67

Freddie Jackson reflects on his battle with kidney disease at age 67 Freddie Jackson was diagnosed with kidney disease at the age of 67. The ’90s R&B hitmaker made the announcement via an Instagram video. “After much thought and reflection, I’ve come to a point where I feel I’m ready to talk about a recent chapter in my life,” Jackson, 67, said in the video shared Wednesday. “I have been diagnosed with kidney disease. This journey has had its challenges, but I have decided to face it with honesty and resilience.” Going forward, Jackson also announced a partnership with a

September 3, 2024

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Death toll from Bangladesh floods rises to 71 amid disease concerns

The death toll from floods in Bangladesh rose to 71 on Tuesday, with millions of people still stranded in damaged areas and fears of waterborne disease outbreaks growing as the flood recedes. The floods, caused by relentless monsoon rains and runoff from upstream watercourses, have wreaked havoc over the past two weeks, causing widespread destruction and affecting an estimated five million people. More than 580,000 families are still trapped in 11 flood-affected areas and are in urgent need of food, clean water, medicine and dry clothes. Nearly 500 medical teams were helping to provide care, with the Army, Air Force,

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