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13:54, September 5 108 cases of West Nile virus recorded so far in Armenia, health minister says
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11:32, September 5 Nature: fluctuating cholesterol levels increase the risk of atherosclerosis even in the young
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19:29, September 3 Scientists discover hundreds of potential new cancer-causing genes
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17:04, September 3 The Conversation: carbonated water is just as healthy as non-carbonated water
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14:04, September 3 ESC: hypertension medications can be taken both in the morning and in the evening
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08:39, September 3 Innovative program of workplace health checks introduced in England
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23:35, September 2 HealthDay: Healthy lifestyle keeps diabetes from aging the brain
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15:50, September 2 549 cases of measles recorded in Armenia so far in 2024
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Tennis-ball-sized malignant tumor grows in 4-year-old UK boy's stomach
August 10, 2024 15:15
A mom in the UK says she is watching her four-year-old son fight for his life after his tummy ache turned out to be a rare kidney disease, reports KentOnline.
Leslie Cooke was diagnosed with Wilms tumor after he woke up to find a tennis-ball-sized lump on his stomach.
His cancer is categorized as Stage 4, the most advanced phase, with the disease spreading to his lungs, liver, main artery, and backbone.
Jessica, the 32-year-old mom from Milton Regis, near Sittingbourne, also has two daughters, Alisha and Josie. She is a full-time carer for Josie, who is blind, autistic and has microcephaly—a condition where the head and brain develop abnormally.
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