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ICMR Hosts First Annual Clinical Trial Meet To Boost Integrative Medicine Research
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)'s multicentric Phase III clinical trial has found that Ayurvedic formulations are therapeutically equivalent to standard iron-folic acid supplementation in treating moderate iron deficiency anaemia among
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Can A Once-Nightly Oral Pill Control Sleep Apnea? Here Is What A New Study Found
Researchers recently tested a medicine called AD109 in a large phase 3 clinical trial and found encouraging results. The treatment is a once-nightly oral pill designed specifically for obstructive sleep apnea.
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Wegovy Pill Users Lost Up To 21.6% Weight In New Obesity Trial
The findings come from Novo Nordisk's phase 3 OASIS 4 clinical trial studying oral semaglutide 25 mg, the same active ingredient used in injectable Wegovy.
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New Wearable Mini Pump Lets Heart Failure Patients Recover At Home
A new UK clinical trial has found that a wearable mini-pump can safely help heart failure patients continue treatment at home, reducing hospital stays by nearly five days.
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SEHAT Mission Explained: ICMR's Plan To Fix Nutrient Deficiencies Through Your Daily Meals
The Indian Council of Medical Research and the Indian Council of Agricultural Research plan to merge health data with fortified agricultural practices through the SEHAT mission. This move is being taken to tackle the nutrient deficiencies present in
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Study Identifies Aerobic Exercise As The Most Effective Physical Activity For Knee Osteoarthritis
The review looked at 217 clinical trials, which together included more than 15,000 people with knee osteoarthritis. It is a common joint problem in which the cartilage that cushions the bones in the knee slowly wears away.
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Exercise And Ibuprofen Can Limit Chemotherapy-Induced Cognitive Decline: Study
Exercise and ibuprofen can help reduce the cognitive side effects that many cancer patients face during chemotherapy. A recent Phase II clinical trial shows promising results for these interventions.
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Fake Mounjaro Worth Rs 56 Lakh Seized In Gurugram: What It Can Do To Your Body
Fake Mounjaro injections seized in Gurugram highlight rising counterfeit weight-loss drug risks and severe health dangers.
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India Gets New Vaccine Tools To Fight Tuberculosis In Adolescents: Not 'A Magic Bullet' But A Good Breakthrough
While the vaccines are products of private sector innovation, their evaluation has been firmly anchored in public science, with a large, independent Phase III clinical trial led, funded and sponsored by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).
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You're Not Anti-Science For Questioning Your Supplements, Says Lifestyle Medicine Expert
Many people do not realize there is a big difference between an ingredient that has research behind it and a product that has actually been tested. Most supplement companies take advantage of this confusion.
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Alzheimer's Amyloid-Targeting Drugs Show No Clear Clinical Benefit: Review
Drugs designed to treat Alzheimer's disease by targeting amyloid proteins was seen in high amounts in patients' brains, but it has no clinically meaningful positive effects, according to a new review of previously published studies has found.
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New Tuberculosis Vaccines: Phase 3 Study Confirms Safety, But It May Not Protect Against All Forms Of Infection
The two new tuberculosis vaccines could be safe for use in adults and children in India but may not provide protection against all forms of the infectious bacterial disease, according to phase-3 trial results published in The British Medical Journal.
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1,300 Pets Are Currently Testing A New Drug That Can Make Your Dog Live Longer
Around 1,300 pets are testing a new longevity drug that may help dogs live longer. Here's how it works and what it means for pet health.
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Asthma Treatment Breakthrough: Could This Single Drug End Inhaler Dependency For Millions?
A new asthma drug named Lunsekimig could be the answer for millions who remain dependent on inhalers. Here is what the phase 2 trials of the drug signal, and why it shows promise for better asthma management.
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A New Gene Therapy May Restore Hearing In Weeks, Give People Born Deaf A Chance To Hear Again
The treatment targets a specific type of inherited deafness caused by mutations in a gene called OTOF.
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ICMR Hosts First Annual Clinical Trial Meet To Boost Integrative Medicine Research
The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR)'s multicentric Phase III clinical trial has found that Ayurvedic formulations are therapeutically equivalent to standard iron-folic acid supplementation in treating moderate iron deficiency anaemia among
-
Can A Once-Nightly Oral Pill Control Sleep Apnea? Here Is What A New Study Found
Researchers recently tested a medicine called AD109 in a large phase 3 clinical trial and found encouraging results. The treatment is a once-nightly oral pill designed specifically for obstructive sleep apnea.
-
Wegovy Pill Users Lost Up To 21.6% Weight In New Obesity Trial
The findings come from Novo Nordisk's phase 3 OASIS 4 clinical trial studying oral semaglutide 25 mg, the same active ingredient used in injectable Wegovy.
-
New Wearable Mini Pump Lets Heart Failure Patients Recover At Home
A new UK clinical trial has found that a wearable mini-pump can safely help heart failure patients continue treatment at home, reducing hospital stays by nearly five days.
-
SEHAT Mission Explained: ICMR's Plan To Fix Nutrient Deficiencies Through Your Daily Meals
The Indian Council of Medical Research and the Indian Council of Agricultural Research plan to merge health data with fortified agricultural practices through the SEHAT mission. This move is being taken to tackle the nutrient deficiencies present in
-
Study Identifies Aerobic Exercise As The Most Effective Physical Activity For Knee Osteoarthritis
The review looked at 217 clinical trials, which together included more than 15,000 people with knee osteoarthritis. It is a common joint problem in which the cartilage that cushions the bones in the knee slowly wears away.
-
Exercise And Ibuprofen Can Limit Chemotherapy-Induced Cognitive Decline: Study
Exercise and ibuprofen can help reduce the cognitive side effects that many cancer patients face during chemotherapy. A recent Phase II clinical trial shows promising results for these interventions.
-
Fake Mounjaro Worth Rs 56 Lakh Seized In Gurugram: What It Can Do To Your Body
Fake Mounjaro injections seized in Gurugram highlight rising counterfeit weight-loss drug risks and severe health dangers.
-
India Gets New Vaccine Tools To Fight Tuberculosis In Adolescents: Not 'A Magic Bullet' But A Good Breakthrough
While the vaccines are products of private sector innovation, their evaluation has been firmly anchored in public science, with a large, independent Phase III clinical trial led, funded and sponsored by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR).
-
You're Not Anti-Science For Questioning Your Supplements, Says Lifestyle Medicine Expert
Many people do not realize there is a big difference between an ingredient that has research behind it and a product that has actually been tested. Most supplement companies take advantage of this confusion.
-
Alzheimer's Amyloid-Targeting Drugs Show No Clear Clinical Benefit: Review
Drugs designed to treat Alzheimer's disease by targeting amyloid proteins was seen in high amounts in patients' brains, but it has no clinically meaningful positive effects, according to a new review of previously published studies has found.
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New Tuberculosis Vaccines: Phase 3 Study Confirms Safety, But It May Not Protect Against All Forms Of Infection
The two new tuberculosis vaccines could be safe for use in adults and children in India but may not provide protection against all forms of the infectious bacterial disease, according to phase-3 trial results published in The British Medical Journal.
-
1,300 Pets Are Currently Testing A New Drug That Can Make Your Dog Live Longer
Around 1,300 pets are testing a new longevity drug that may help dogs live longer. Here's how it works and what it means for pet health.
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Asthma Treatment Breakthrough: Could This Single Drug End Inhaler Dependency For Millions?
A new asthma drug named Lunsekimig could be the answer for millions who remain dependent on inhalers. Here is what the phase 2 trials of the drug signal, and why it shows promise for better asthma management.
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A New Gene Therapy May Restore Hearing In Weeks, Give People Born Deaf A Chance To Hear Again
The treatment targets a specific type of inherited deafness caused by mutations in a gene called OTOF.
