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Snow Medical backs Australia’s national effort to tackle deadly liver disease with $15.5 M funding

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Australia’s Fight Against Fatty Liver Disease Gains Momentum with $15.5M Investment A significant boost has been given to Australia’s national effort to combat fatty liver disease, with the Snow Medical Research Foundation committing $15.5 million to the University of Sydney. This funding will establish the Snow Programme for Liver Health, a new research initiative focused … Read more

8 Destructive Habits to Avoid: Expert Advice for Wellbeing & Preventing Burnout

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The Silent Epidemic: How Modern Habits Are Eroding Our Mental Wellbeing Feeling constantly tired, struggling to focus, or experiencing Sunday evening dread? These aren’t just signs of a busy life; they could be warning signals that your daily habits are impacting your mental health. Psychiatrist Carlos Cenalmor highlights eight common, yet destructive, behaviors that contribute … Read more

Pipeline potential of mini lab-grown organs – Opinion

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The Rise of ‘Organs-on-a-Chip’: Revolutionizing Drug Discovery and Personalized Medicine Chronic diseases are a growing global health crisis, responsible for over 70% of deaths worldwide. Traditional methods of drug discovery and disease modeling are proving inadequate in addressing this challenge. A groundbreaking technology, known as organoid technology, is emerging as a powerful solution, offering a … Read more

How can sticky notes help us understand disease? | News | CORDIS

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Chemical tags added to RNA are proving to be surprisingly influential, offering new approaches to the detection, diagnosis and treatment of disease. © European Union, 2025 Messenger RNA carries instructions for building proteins from our DNA to the cell’s ribosomes. Along the way, chemical tags are added to RNA, much like sticky notes added to … Read more


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Latvia confirms 3 Chikungunya cases linked to Seychelles-Xinhua

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Chikungunya Cases in Latvia: A Sign of Expanding Tropical Disease Risks? Latvia has recently confirmed three cases of the Chikungunya virus in individuals who recently traveled to Seychelles, according to the Latvian Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (SPKC). This news, reported on March 2, 2026, comes amidst a broader European trend, with over 70 … Read more

Measles exposure site identified at medical center in Oregon City, OHA says

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Measles Exposure in Oregon City: A Sign of Rising Concerns? Oregon City residents are being alerted to a potential measles exposure at the Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center’s emergency department waiting room. The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) identified the period of concern as between 9:57 p.m. On Wednesday, February 25th and 12:22 a.m. On Thursday, … Read more

Christina Applegate says she largely stays in bed because of multiple sclerosis

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Christina Applegate’s Battle with MS: A Glimpse into the Future of Chronic Illness and Celebrity Advocacy Hollywood icon Christina Applegate’s candid revelations about her life with multiple sclerosis (MS) are resonating deeply with audiences and sparking a crucial conversation about chronic illness, disability, and the evolving role of celebrities in advocacy. Applegate, known for roles … Read more

Eric Dane shares parting words in Netflix’s ‘Famous Last Words’

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Eric Dane’s Final Interview: A Glimpse into Posthumous Content and the Future of Legacy Storytelling The recent release of “Famous Last Words,” a Netflix docuseries featuring a posthumous interview with actor Eric Dane, has sparked a conversation about grief, legacy, and a novel approach to storytelling. Dane, who died February 19th at age 53 after … Read more

Bird Flu Threatens Antarctic Wildlife: H5N1 Virus Spreads

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Antarctic Bird Flu Crisis: A Looming Threat to Fragile Ecosystems The highly lethal avian influenza, or bird flu, is rapidly spreading across Antarctica, posing an escalating threat to the continent’s native wildlife. Chilean scientist Víctor Neira, a leading researcher in the field, warned of the increasing danger in a statement to AFP on Tuesday, February … Read more

Microbiome: The Second Genome & Future of Health

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The Invisible Universe Within: How Microbiome Research is Poised to Revolutionize Healthcare For billions of years, microbes have shaped life on Earth. From the smallest bacteria to vast fungal networks, these organisms are fundamental to the planet’s ecosystems and, crucially, to our own health. We are, walking ecosystems, harboring trillions of microbes within and upon … Read more

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