32 h. ago Kim started forgetting faces and bumping into things. She blamed her glasses

When Kim Norris began bumping into things, misjudging distances and walking past people she knew without realising, she assumed the problem lay with her new glasses.

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49 h. ago Premier League team missed out on bargain deal for Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk made the move to Anfield for £75million back in 2018, but Brighton had an opportunity to sign him for just £3m a few years earlier

Economics

5 d. ago Subtle change to vision that is an 'early warning sign' of Parkinson's

Early indications of the condition have long included tremors, stiffness and loss of smell. But another could strike before these symptoms.

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6 d. ago Man City make major Florian Wirtz decision ahead of summer transfer rebuild

Manchester City will be stepping back from a deal to sign Florian Wirtz despite early interest in the midfield star

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7 d. ago 'I was told my pain was in my head for 11 years, but it was incurable condition'

According to the NHS, it's one of the top 20 most painful conditions to live with

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1 week ago Lung cancer doctors say early sign of disease can appear on your fingertips

Symptoms of the disease often don't appear until the cancer has spread through the lungs or into other parts of the body, which can make it more difficult to treat

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1 week ago Car dealership fined £200,000 after two workers diagnosed with incurable condition

Two employees were diagnosed with Hand-Arm Vibration Syndrome (HAVS) after being exposed to vibrating equipment at work.

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2 w. ago The Darkness' bizarre performance in VE Day concert leaves fans baffled as they question BBC's 'odd' choice to sign the rock band (and even Queen Camilla covers her ears!)

The BBC's VE Day 80th Anniversary celebration saw an unlikely addition to its lineup on Thursday, as iconic rock band The Darkness took to the stage.

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2 w. ago ‘A very real possibility of being detained’: LGBTQ+ Australians cancel travel to US for World Pride

Mik Bartels is among those fearful of Trump’s America, partly because their research includes 20 words on US government’s list of banned termsGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastQueer Australians are axing travel plans to Washington DC’s World Pride festival, as Donald Trump’s executive orders targeting LGBTQ+ rights leads to fears of discrimination at the US border and potential attacks.People skipping the international event join other Australians and travellers from around the world who are avoiding the US after Trump’s inauguration and a string of controversial policies enacted in the early months of his second term as president.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Continue reading...

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3 w. ago New drug could offer hope for people with incurable condition

A drug that is currently used for cancer could be the key in treating a disease that has no cure, and a life expectancy of just three to five years

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3 w. ago Doctor says having itchy ears could be sign of incurable condition

A GP explained that the common complaint could be a sign of a condition that your GP can treat

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3 w. ago Arctic plant study reveals an ‘early warning sign’ of climate change upheaval

A warming tundra has seen unexpected shifts, raising the alarm about fragile ecosystems and those who rely on themScientists studying Arctic plants say the ecosystems that host life in some of the most inhospitable reaches of the planet are changing in unexpected ways in an “early warning sign” for a region upended by climate change.In four decades, 54 researchers tracked more than 2,000 plant communities across 45 sites from the Canadian high Arctic to Alaska and Scandinavia. They discovered dramatic shifts in temperatures and growing seasons produced no clear winners or losers. Some regions witnessed large increases in shrubs and grasses and declines in flowering plants – which struggle to grow under the shade created by taller plants. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Microsoft to report earnings as AI financial boom shows no sign of slowing

Company has beaten Wall Street expectations in each of its previous three quarterly earnings reportsMicrosoft will report its earnings for the third quarter of the fiscal year after the stock market closes on Wednesday. Analysts have predicted that revenue would grow by 10.6% year-over-year to $68.4bn, even as the company plows tens of billions into artificial intelligence as well as earnings-per-share of $3.22. The company has beaten Wall Street’s expectations on each of its previous three quarterly earnings reports.Analysts said they view the earnings report as a temperature check on Microsoft’s artificial intelligence business, which has announced it will invest around $80bn in this fiscal year alone, though it has also terminated some data center leases in recent months. The company has invested billions in OpenAI in recent years, giving it a large stake in the ChatGPT developer. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago The earliest warning sign of cancer that is often overlooked

Stage 0 cancers rarely cause symptoms, they’re usually detected through screening

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3 w. ago Paul Pogba 'in talks' for shock move as KSI drops transfer hint on next club

Paul Pogba is yet to sign with a new club since his suspension reached its conclusion earlier this year and KSI has said the ex-Manchester United star could turn up in the Baller League

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3 w. ago Roy Keane has already given his approval on Manchester United target Matheus Cunha

Man United are making plans to try and sign Wolves star Matheus Cunha this summer - and he has already earned special praise from Roy Keane.

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4 w. ago Trisha Goddard reveals how she dealt with her incurable cancer condition while in CBB

Talk show legend Trisha Goddard has opened up on how she dealt with maintaining her cancer treatment while in the famous Celebrity Big Brother house for weeks until her exit

Economics

last month Mother says she ‘lost’ her daughter overnight to incurable condition

Poppy Allard was a seemingly healthy baby, when, at around 15 months, her behaviour suddenly changed - now she’s unable to walk or talk

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