Mavericks Frontman Raúl Malo Dies of Rare Leptomeningeal Cancer; Know the Early Warning Signs

Raúl Malo, 60, lead singer of The Mavericks, has died from leptomeningeal disease, a rare cancer affecting the brain and ...
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The unlikely path of a disabled athlete to the top of Mexico’s parasurfing scene

Isaac Rendón, who has spina bifida, found his passion in adaptive surfing. But his story highlights how inaccessible Mexican ...

Parasitic brain worm deadly for moose, elk, caribou found in Alberta

A parasitic brain worm fatal to moose, elk, and caribou has been confirmed in northern Alberta for the first time.

Our daughter died from meningitis after starting uni - a jab would have saved her

Meg Draper was enjoying the social side of student life - within weeks she had died from meningitis.
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Raul Malo, Voice Behind The Mavericks, Passes Away at 60

"Raul Malo, Cambridge Festivals 2001-2014 (6001910200)" by Bryan Ledgard is licensed under CC BY 2.0. Raul Malo, the ...

Aging population faces escalating West Nile threat as chronic diseases and immunosuppression rates climb

Older people with a history of chronic kidney disease or conditions affecting blood flow to the brain such as stroke face ...

When Meg called feeling lethargic it rang alarm bells but days later she died… we had no clue the jab didn’t protect her

DRINKING too much, eating properly, getting enough sleep and actually doing some work. They are things all parents of teens ...
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Older age, kidney disease, stroke tied to higher risk for potentially deadly illness after West Nile infection

The analysis used electronic medical record data to identify risk factors for neuroinvasive illness and death after West Nile ...

I developed a brain tumor the size of a lime at 30 — now I’m one of over 1,700 women suing my birth control company

Elizabeth Fleurisma tears up as she runs her fingers over the scars that map her scalp. The Long Island mom was stunned to ...
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Cerebral vasculitis as a severe complication of acute infectious meningoencephalitis—a case series of five different pathogens

Infectious meningoencephalitis, characterized by inflammation of both the brain and adjacent meninges, is caused by a variety of infectious agents including viruses, bacteria, fungi, and parasites.