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Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy diagnosed with neurodegenerative disorder
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sports2h ago

Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy diagnosed with neurodegenerative disorder

https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/apr/30/melbourne-storm-coach-craig-bellamy-diagnosed-with-neurodegenerative-disorderhttps://www.dailymail.com/sport/nrl/article-15778559/Craig-Bellamy-Diagnosed-Neurodegenerative-disorder-Melbourne-Storm-reveal-heartbreaking-diagnosis.html
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  • Bellamy has been diagnosed with a form of neurodegenerative disorder and will continue coaching in the immediate future.
  • The club extended Bellamy's contract through 2028 despite the health diagnosis.
  • Bellamy has coached Melbourne Storm in 614 NRL games, ranking behind only two other coaches.
  • The Storm have endured six straight losses, a club record since Bellamy took over in 2003.
  • Melbourne Storm chair Matt Tripp backs Bellamy to coach at NRL level.
  • Bellamy was at Storm training and appeared to show no signs of ill health.
  • Other Storm health issues include Eli Katoa's brain bleed and Tui Kamikamica's stroke.
  • The Storm face the Dolphins in Brisbane 24 hours after the Bellamy update.
  • Bellamy's long tenure as coach covers 24 seasons with the Storm.
  • The Guardian notes the Storm's horror season as a backdrop to the announcement.
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7 Signs Your Body Odor Might Reveal About Your Health
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health2h ago

7 Signs Your Body Odor Might Reveal About Your Health

https://brtsd.me/l/47drf
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  • Recent article identifies seven body odors that may signal health issues, urging medical consultation for assessment.
  • Fruity or sweet breath may indicate diabetic ketoacidosis, a dangerous diabetes complication requiring urgent care.
  • Persistent fishy odor could stem from trimethylaminuria or vaginal infections, affecting quality of life.
  • Garlic-like smells can arise from stress-induced perspiration due to bacterial action on sweat.
  • Ammonia-like breath may signal kidney issues or high-protein diet effects requiring medical testing.
  • Vinegar-like sweat may reflect hormonal shifts or diabetes from improper glucose management.
  • Musty odor can indicate advanced liver disease such as cirrhosis and toxin buildup.
  • Sweet or syrupy odor may indicate Maple Syrup Urine Disease, a rare inherited metabolic disorder.
  • The piece stresses odors are informational and not a medical substitute; seek professional guidance.
  • The article notes headaches can be an early sign of serious issues after age 50 and merit medical review.
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Smog from wildfires increasingly harmful, data show
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weather23m ago

Smog from wildfires increasingly harmful, data show

https://www.statnews.com/2026/04/30/health-news-smog-from-wildfires-increasingly-harmful-over-time/
Statnews.com
  • A new study shows wildfire smoke-linked ozone deaths rose over the last two decades, reaching about 2,045 annual excess deaths.
  • By 2023, wildfire-related ozone deaths accounted for roughly two-thirds of ozone mortality linked to smoke.
  • The study notes wildfires’ contribution to ozone deaths has increased while overall smoke particulate-health impacts remain significant.
  • Researchers call for more comprehensive risk assessment and warning systems as fire pollution persists.
  • Most ozone mortality still stems from non-wildfire sources like cars and power plants, the study says.
  • The research covers data from 2006 to 2023 and was published in Science Advances, highlighting rising risk over time.
  • Experts emphasize updating public health warnings and monitoring for wildfire smoke exposure as fires become more common.
  • The findings build on prior work linking wildfire smoke to respiratory and cardiovascular risks.
  • Public health officials urge continued vigilance as climate-driven wildfire activity persists.
  • The article appears in STAT’s Morning Rounds, highlighting health news and policy implications.
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Risks of using marijuana long-term as worrying amount of people depend on drug for sleep
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health1m ago

Risks of using marijuana long-term as worrying amount of people depend on drug for sleep

https://www.unilad.com/news/health/risks-of-using-marijuana-for-sleep-934961-20260430
Unilad.com
  • New 2024 data shows 3.7% of adults use marijuana or CBD as a sleep aid, with 12.9% using any sleep aid regularly.
  • Sleep quality effects vary; some studies show improvements, but many show no benefit or worse sleep.
  • Long-term cannabis use may disrupt sleep by increasing sleep latency and reducing REM sleep, according to research cited.
  • Potential long-term risks include effects on brain gray matter and higher risks of heart issues.
  • Some older users may show cognitive benefits on certain tests after cannabis ingestion, per cited research.
  • Public health sources caution that scientists do not fully understand the relationships between cannabis and mental health disorders.
  • Americans frequently use sleep aids, with many relying on cannabis alongside other medications and supplements.
  • The Sleep Foundation and Harvard Health provide guidance on cannabis strains and sleep quality.
  • Experts warn there are long-term sleep and health trade-offs to cannabis use for sleep.
  • The report cites broader surveys showing cannabis use for sleep remains common among adults.
  • Experts emphasize need for more robust research on cannabis and sleep to guide safe use.
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Animal rescue group says it bought 1,500 beagles from Wisconsin facility targeted by protesters
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health23m ago

Animal rescue group says it bought 1,500 beagles from Wisconsin facility targeted by protesters

https://apnews.com/article/animal-welfare-beagle-ridglan-farms-73d39ae6ae1460372445dcb5be2b79d9
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  • Beagles from Ridglan Farms in Wisconsin were sold to rescue groups for adoption in Florida and Alabama.
  • The purchase involves about 1,500 of Ridglan's roughly 2,000 beagles for an undisclosed price.
  • Big Dog Ranch Rescue and the Center for a Humane Economy led the agreement to take the dogs.
  • The dogs will receive medical exams, microchips, and vaccinations before adoption assessments.
  • Activists had protested at Ridglan Farms, drawing attention to the dogs’ plight.
  • Ridglan Farms agreed in October to surrender its state breeding license as part of a settlement.
  • Law enforcement used tear gas and pepper spray during a prior break-in at Ridglan Farms.
  • About 1,000 activists from across the country attended the April 18 event at Ridglan Farms.
  • The rescue group aims to place dogs in loving homes and ensure their welfare.
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Doctor shares worrying creatine blood warning that he faced himself
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health29m ago

Doctor shares worrying creatine blood warning that he faced himself

https://www.ladbible.com/news/doctor-creatine-blood-warning-himself-262040-20260430
Ladbible.com
  • A doctor says creatine supplements can raise creatinine and affect kidney test results.
  • Dr. Karan Rajan’s blood tests initially suggested kidney issues, prompting further review.
  • Stopping creatine for a week restored kidney test readings to normal in the doctor’s case.
  • Creatine can stay in the system for six to eight weeks after stopping, influencing tests.
  • The doctor noted creatine is common for people who exercise but may mislead results if kidneys are already not normal.
  • The piece notes creatine is a naturally occurring substance that some use to boost strength.
  • The report quotes Dr. Karan Rajan and Dr. Jeremy London on kidney test interpretations.
  • The article frames creatine as common among exercisers, with potential other research directions.
  • The doctor’s personal experience is used to illustrate a wider caution about test interpretations.
  • The story includes broader health context, noting creatine's ongoing research areas.
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Why are more young adults being diagnosed with some cancers?
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health39m ago

Why are more young adults being diagnosed with some cancers?

https://www.euronews.com/health/2026/04/30/these-11-cancers-are-rising-in-younger-adults-in-england-but-lifestyle-does-not-fully-expl
Euronews.com
  • A major study finds 11 cancers rising among adults aged 20–49 in England between 2001 and 2019.
  • Researchers say obesity contributes but cannot fully explain the overall rise in younger adults.
  • Two cancers, colorectal and ovarian, rose mainly in younger adults, suggesting age-specific factors.
  • The study indicates lifestyle risks only partly explain the increase and urges further research.
  • The authors call for action to address inequalities and explore testing and detection practices.
  • Obesity has risen across adult age groups and remains an important contributor to cancer risk.
  • Researchers emphasize potential early-life exposures as a factor in rising cancer rates.
  • Improved detection and screening practices may influence reported cancer increases.
  • The study analyzed cancer incidence from 2001 to 2019 in adults aged 20–49.
  • The study spanned both rising rates in younger adults and corresponding trends in older groups.
  • The authors call for continued prevention and health equity-focused actions.
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Early Parkinson’s warning signs may be hiding in the gut, study finds
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health44m ago

Early Parkinson’s warning signs may be hiding in the gut, study finds

https://www.foxnews.com/health/early-parkinsons-warning-signs-may-hiding-gut-study-finds
Foxnews.com
  • Latest study finds gut microbiome patterns may predict Parkinson’s years before symptoms.
  • Researchers analyzed 271 patients with Parkinson’s and 150 healthy controls across multiple countries.
  • People with diverse, balanced diets showed microbiome patterns linked to lower Parkinson’s risk.
  • Study supports gut-brain axis theory but cannot prove causation.
  • Researchers say early detection could guide future treatments to slow disease progression.
  • The research included participants with the GBA1 gene variant linked to higher Parkinson’s risk.
  • Researchers emphasize that microbiome changes may occur before motor symptoms.
  • The Nature Medicine study was funded by the Michael J. Fox Foundation and UK MRC.
  • Led by Anthony Schapira, the study adds to the gut-brain axis research in Parkinson’s.
  • Authors say results are consistent across cultures and dietary patterns.
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#9
Top expert shares 'what women really need to enjoy sex'
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health29m ago

Top expert shares 'what women really need to enjoy sex'

https://www.ladbible.com/lifestyle/sex-expert-what-women-need-enjoyment-436459-20260430
Ladbible.com
  • Dr. Rena Malik discusses techniques that may boost a partner's orgasm chances, based on her Diaries of a CEO interview.
  • The coital alignment technique involves rocking to stimulate the clitoris during penetration, Malik says.
  • Malik cautions that results vary and that learning and experimentation are normal parts of sex.
  • Malik mentions the importance of communication and learning together for better sex.
  • The interview also addresses the so‑called 'Ozempic penis' and why size appearance can change with fat loss.
  • The piece notes the discussion appeared on the Diary of a CEO podcast with host Steven Bartlett.
  • Malik notes female-led positions can offer greater control over stimulation.
  • The piece mentions that the information is based on Malik's statements and related discussion.
  • The article emphasizes consent and mutual exploration within relationships.
  • The discussion covers practical tips rather than sensational claims.
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Antidepressant recall chaos: How to identify affected prescriptions
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health31m ago

Antidepressant recall chaos: How to identify affected prescriptions

https://www.dailymail.com/health/article-15778621/Antidepressant-recall-chaos-know-prescription-contains-tablets-trigger-concerning-effects.html
Dailymail.com
  • MHRA orders recall of sertraline boxes after a packaging error caused some to contain a citalopram strip.
  • Box batch V2500425 with May 2028 expiry is potentially affected, and patients should check packaging for the rogue strip.
  • Experts warn that combining SSRIs can trigger serotonin syndrome, a potentially fatal condition.
  • If affected, patients should stop taking the medicine and contact their pharmacy immediately.
  • Sertraline users should watch for signs of serotonin syndrome, such as high blood pressure, fast heart rate, confusion, or seizures.
  • MHRA advised stop-supply of affected batch and return stock to suppliers.
  • Experts noted the recall followed a packaging error at the manufacturing site during secondary packing.
  • Patients over 65, under 18, and those with heart or liver conditions require particular caution.
  • GPs and clinicians should review treatment and consider a new prescription if needed.
  • The recall follows increasing concerns about medication safety and supplier accountability.
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