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Minoxidil Use By Mothers May Pose Health Risks To Infants, Says New Analysis
Researchers from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, analysed 2,664 cases of minoxidil-suspected infantile hypertrichosis from around the world.
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Breast Cancer Drug Delivery Gets Precise Through Nano Injection Platform Developed By IIT Madras
An international team of researchers led by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras has developed a cutting-edge nanoinjection drug delivery platform that has the potential to make breast cancer treatment safer.
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Inside Director Rob Reiner's Fight With Son At Christmas Party Before Murders
Hollywood icon Rob Reiner's drug-addicted son Nick Reiner, who is accused of killing his parents, had a massive blow-up at Conan O'Brien's Christmas party Saturday, according to US media reports.
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'Ozempic' For Cats: Vets Test Weight-Loss Drug On Overweight Felines
Modeled after Ozempic, the treatment offers hope for pet owners struggling to manage feline obesity and its related health risks.
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Top Scientific Discoveries Of 2025: A Year of Quantum Leaps And Cosmic Revelations
Here's a look at scientific discoveries and breakthroughs that made headlines in 2025, spanning space, biology, ecology, and fundamental physics.
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Explained: How An Acne Drug Can Treat Male Pattern Baldness
New 2025 study results show Clascoterone, originally approved for acne, could be the first new effective topical for male pattern baldness in 30 years. Its androgen-blocking action may restore hair growth while avoiding systemic side-effects of oral
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Malaria Claimed Over 6 Lakh Lives In 2024, Drug Resistance A Major Threat: WHO Annual Report
Malaria infected an estimated 282 million people and claimed 6,10,000 lives worldwide in 2024, according to the World Health Organizations (WHO) annual World Malaria Report on Thursday, which highlighted drug resistance as a
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Tuberculosis Bacteria Are Mutating, Turning Antibiotic Resistant: IIT Bombay Study
The bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which causes the world's most infectious disease Tuberculosis (TB), can survive antibiotic treatment and live longer by changing their outer fat coating, according to a new study.
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New Glasses May Slow Nearsightedness In Kids After 2-Year Use
The US Food and Drug Administration said it cleared the lenses based on company data showing children experienced a 70% reduction in the progression of their myopia after two years.
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Antacids Are Not Candy: Why Popping Them After Every Meal Is A Bad Idea
Antacids and acid-suppressing drugs relieve heartburn. But chronic, unsupervised use can cause electrolyte problems, kidney stress, nutrient deficiencies and even mask serious disease.
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Can Diabetes Really Be Reversed? The Science Behind The Claim Explained
A new study from the University of Glasgow shows that it may be able to reset the disease to a non-diabetic state in some circumstances.
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Can Diabetes Really Be Reversed? The Science Behind The Claim Explained
A new study from the University of Glasgow shows that it may be able to reset the disease to a non-diabetic state in some circumstances.
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New Study Highlights Drug Pricing And Regulation Issues In India
A new government study exposes serious flaws in India's drug pricing and regulation infrastructure. This study reveals how systemic failures impact drug pricing.
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Obesity: Why New Medications Are Not Miracle Cures
Recently, new drugs - analogs of the gut hormone glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) have been added to the therapeutic arsenal, raising new hopes. However, they alone will not be enough to conquer obesity.
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Sandhya Mridul's Brutally Honest Take On Anti-Ageing Treatments: "Bhagwan Bhi Iss Ke Chakkar Mein Upar Bula Leta Hai"
Sandhya Mridul asked, "Hormones sambhal loge kya?"
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Minoxidil Use By Mothers May Pose Health Risks To Infants, Says New Analysis
Researchers from the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, analysed 2,664 cases of minoxidil-suspected infantile hypertrichosis from around the world.
-
Breast Cancer Drug Delivery Gets Precise Through Nano Injection Platform Developed By IIT Madras
An international team of researchers led by the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras has developed a cutting-edge nanoinjection drug delivery platform that has the potential to make breast cancer treatment safer.
-
Inside Director Rob Reiner's Fight With Son At Christmas Party Before Murders
Hollywood icon Rob Reiner's drug-addicted son Nick Reiner, who is accused of killing his parents, had a massive blow-up at Conan O'Brien's Christmas party Saturday, according to US media reports.
-
'Ozempic' For Cats: Vets Test Weight-Loss Drug On Overweight Felines
Modeled after Ozempic, the treatment offers hope for pet owners struggling to manage feline obesity and its related health risks.
-
Top Scientific Discoveries Of 2025: A Year of Quantum Leaps And Cosmic Revelations
Here's a look at scientific discoveries and breakthroughs that made headlines in 2025, spanning space, biology, ecology, and fundamental physics.
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Explained: How An Acne Drug Can Treat Male Pattern Baldness
New 2025 study results show Clascoterone, originally approved for acne, could be the first new effective topical for male pattern baldness in 30 years. Its androgen-blocking action may restore hair growth while avoiding systemic side-effects of oral
-
Malaria Claimed Over 6 Lakh Lives In 2024, Drug Resistance A Major Threat: WHO Annual Report
Malaria infected an estimated 282 million people and claimed 6,10,000 lives worldwide in 2024, according to the World Health Organizations (WHO) annual World Malaria Report on Thursday, which highlighted drug resistance as a
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Tuberculosis Bacteria Are Mutating, Turning Antibiotic Resistant: IIT Bombay Study
The bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which causes the world's most infectious disease Tuberculosis (TB), can survive antibiotic treatment and live longer by changing their outer fat coating, according to a new study.
-
New Glasses May Slow Nearsightedness In Kids After 2-Year Use
The US Food and Drug Administration said it cleared the lenses based on company data showing children experienced a 70% reduction in the progression of their myopia after two years.
-
Antacids Are Not Candy: Why Popping Them After Every Meal Is A Bad Idea
Antacids and acid-suppressing drugs relieve heartburn. But chronic, unsupervised use can cause electrolyte problems, kidney stress, nutrient deficiencies and even mask serious disease.
-
Can Diabetes Really Be Reversed? The Science Behind The Claim Explained
A new study from the University of Glasgow shows that it may be able to reset the disease to a non-diabetic state in some circumstances.
-
Can Diabetes Really Be Reversed? The Science Behind The Claim Explained
A new study from the University of Glasgow shows that it may be able to reset the disease to a non-diabetic state in some circumstances.
-
New Study Highlights Drug Pricing And Regulation Issues In India
A new government study exposes serious flaws in India's drug pricing and regulation infrastructure. This study reveals how systemic failures impact drug pricing.
-
Obesity: Why New Medications Are Not Miracle Cures
Recently, new drugs - analogs of the gut hormone glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) have been added to the therapeutic arsenal, raising new hopes. However, they alone will not be enough to conquer obesity.
-
Sandhya Mridul's Brutally Honest Take On Anti-Ageing Treatments: "Bhagwan Bhi Iss Ke Chakkar Mein Upar Bula Leta Hai"
Sandhya Mridul asked, "Hormones sambhal loge kya?"
