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Renowned Australian epidemiologist suggests Covid-19 may have originated in a Chinese lab, backed by new information from US congressional hearings.

One of Australia’s distinguished epidemiologists, leading a significant scientific paper on the origins of Covid-19, stated that there is a credible possibility that the virus originated from a lab in China. This theory, supported by a substantial amount of new information from various congressional hearings in the US, was put …

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The middle-age period is a critical window for predicting future brain health, especially in identifying risk factors for dementia and developing early screening methods for interventions. Researchers emphasize the importance of studying this age group, as it marks significant brain changes linked to cognitive decline and offers insights into preventing cognitive deterioration. Source: Cell Press.

A new study underscores the significance of middle age in comprehending and forecasting future cognitive health. Researchers stress the importance of this phase, typically spanning from 40 to 65 years, in identifying risk factors for dementia and implementing crucial interventions. Key findings reveal substantial brain changes during middle age, including …

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Early sign of dementia: difficulty swallowing. Dysphagia, a symptom often overlooked, could indicate the disorder. Stay informed.

A British physician has brought attention to a lesser-known warning sign of dementia, a degenerative cognitive condition affecting millions globally. In addition to memory loss, Dr. Ahmad Khundakar highlighted difficulty swallowing as a potential early indicator of the disorder. This symptom, also known as dysphagia, was identified in a 2008 …

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Arizona girl, 7, battles rare bacterial infection, on ventilator with multiple limb amputations. In ICU for 2 weeks, has long road to recovery.

A young girl from Arizona is currently in critical condition after having three of her limbs amputated due to a severe bacterial infection. Victoria Pasten-Morales, a second-grader, fell ill suddenly with symptoms of fever and pain, leading to vomiting. Her condition rapidly worsened, necessitating admission to Phoenix Children’s Hospital, where …

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Study suggests that restricting food consumption to less than 8 hours a day may increase risk of cardiovascular death. More research needed for clear recommendations.

Recent research presented at the American Heart Association’s scientific sessions in Chicago challenges the widely-held belief that intermittent fasting is beneficial for heart health. The study conducted by researchers from Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine in China found that individuals who restricted their food consumption to less than …

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CDC investigation reveals that undercooked mushrooms caused two deaths and 50 illnesses at a Montana Asian restaurant.

A deadly fungal outbreak in Montana has been reported following an incident where 51 individuals were afflicted with gastrointestinal illness and two individuals succumbed to the illness. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) initiated an investigation after patrons of Dave’s Sushi in Bozeman reported symptoms of diarrhea, …

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Arizona girl undergoes multiple amputations due to Group A Streptococcus infection. Family faces financial burden. Victim remains strong despite the ordeal.

A young girl in Arizona has recently undergone multiple limb amputations due to a severe bacterial infection, as reported by her distressed family. Second-grader Victoria Pasten-Morales has undergone numerous surgeries after being diagnosed with Group A Streptococcus, a dangerous bacterium known to cause life-threatening diseases. The 7-year-old initially presented with …

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