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If Your Diabetes Is Well Controlled On Daily Insulin, Should You Switch To A Once-Weekly Option?
The newly-launched once-weekly basal insulin, Awiqli (insulin icodec by Novo Nordisk) is another therapeutic option that may suit certain individuals better than others
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Bombay High Court Canteen Halts Services Amid Food Regulator Crackdown
FDA officials visited the canteen premises on Thursday, but the Bombay Bar Association (BBA) insisted the decision to temporarily discontinue its services was taken voluntarily.
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Cholesterol Control: Should Statins Be Taken At Night?
Statins should be taken at night when they are short-acting. Here is how it can help with lowering cholesterol and know when to consult a doctor.
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India's New HPV Pill SHetA2: What Patients Must Know Before Getting Their Hopes Up
India's investigational HPV pill, SHetA2, has sparked hope in the fight against cervical cancer. But experts caution it's still years away from patients
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Cricket Club Of India Canteen Loses Food Licence Over Cockroach In Kitchen
The CCI's kitchen lacked segregation between vegetarian and non-vegetarian food preparation areas, and FDA inspectors also found a large number of cockroaches and flies near food handling and waste disposal areas, said an official statement.
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India Supplies 30% Of Global Generic Drugs: What You Should Know
India supplies nearly thirty percent of the worlds generic medicines and aims to boost domestic use to reduce patients out-of-pocket costs.
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India's New Cervical Cancer Breakthrough Pill May Stop HPV Before It Turns Cancerous
India has taken a significant step towards preventing cervical cancer with SHetA2, a first-in-class anti-HPV drug candidate licensed by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) to Emcure Pharmaceuticals
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Rs 12,000 Salary, Luxury Cars: Two Kerala Teachers Arrested In Drug Racket
Police said their alleged lavish lifestyle, including the use of luxury cars and high spending despite their modest income, raised suspicion among colleagues, who alerted authorities.
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Karnataka Cops Trace Ambulance Linked To 5 Crore Drug Seizure Case
Karnataka police investigate ambulance used to transport 5 crore worth narcotics.
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Canada Seizes Drugs Worth $139 Million, Indian-Origin Truck Drivers Arrested
The cross-border operation, named Project Bay, began in January 2025.
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Beyond New Antibiotics: Study Reveals How Antibiotic Adjuvants Can Extend The Lifespan Of Antibiotics
While researchers are working towards creating new antibiotics, one strategy does not involve creating entirely new antibiotics. Instead, they are developing compounds called antibiotic adjuvants, which help existing antibiotics work better against resistant bacteria.
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6 Bakeries, Eateries Face Action In Maharashtra Food Safety Crack Down
According to the statement, a total of 61 hotels, restaurants, dhabas (roadside eateries) and bakeries were inspected across the state during the day-long drive.
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Think Before You Self-Medicate: Risks You Should Know
Self-medication is common in India but can mask serious illnesses and delay proper diagnosis, warn medical experts.
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Alcohol, Cannabis, Xanax: Saudi Prince Died At London Hotel After Taking Cocktail Of Drugs
A cleaner found the Saudi royal lying on the bathroom floor of his locked fifth-floor room, fully clothed. Paramedics were rushed but were unable to resuscitate him.
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Fly Found In Buttermilk At Mumbai Civic Body Canteen, Shutdown Ordered
Following the inspection, the FDA issued a stop-business notice to the canteen operator over hygiene lapses and food safety rule violations.
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If Your Diabetes Is Well Controlled On Daily Insulin, Should You Switch To A Once-Weekly Option?
The newly-launched once-weekly basal insulin, Awiqli (insulin icodec by Novo Nordisk) is another therapeutic option that may suit certain individuals better than others
-
Bombay High Court Canteen Halts Services Amid Food Regulator Crackdown
FDA officials visited the canteen premises on Thursday, but the Bombay Bar Association (BBA) insisted the decision to temporarily discontinue its services was taken voluntarily.
-
Cholesterol Control: Should Statins Be Taken At Night?
Statins should be taken at night when they are short-acting. Here is how it can help with lowering cholesterol and know when to consult a doctor.
-
India's New HPV Pill SHetA2: What Patients Must Know Before Getting Their Hopes Up
India's investigational HPV pill, SHetA2, has sparked hope in the fight against cervical cancer. But experts caution it's still years away from patients
-
Cricket Club Of India Canteen Loses Food Licence Over Cockroach In Kitchen
The CCI's kitchen lacked segregation between vegetarian and non-vegetarian food preparation areas, and FDA inspectors also found a large number of cockroaches and flies near food handling and waste disposal areas, said an official statement.
-
India Supplies 30% Of Global Generic Drugs: What You Should Know
India supplies nearly thirty percent of the worlds generic medicines and aims to boost domestic use to reduce patients out-of-pocket costs.
-
India's New Cervical Cancer Breakthrough Pill May Stop HPV Before It Turns Cancerous
India has taken a significant step towards preventing cervical cancer with SHetA2, a first-in-class anti-HPV drug candidate licensed by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) to Emcure Pharmaceuticals
-
Rs 12,000 Salary, Luxury Cars: Two Kerala Teachers Arrested In Drug Racket
Police said their alleged lavish lifestyle, including the use of luxury cars and high spending despite their modest income, raised suspicion among colleagues, who alerted authorities.
-
Karnataka Cops Trace Ambulance Linked To 5 Crore Drug Seizure Case
Karnataka police investigate ambulance used to transport 5 crore worth narcotics.
-
Canada Seizes Drugs Worth $139 Million, Indian-Origin Truck Drivers Arrested
The cross-border operation, named Project Bay, began in January 2025.
-
Beyond New Antibiotics: Study Reveals How Antibiotic Adjuvants Can Extend The Lifespan Of Antibiotics
While researchers are working towards creating new antibiotics, one strategy does not involve creating entirely new antibiotics. Instead, they are developing compounds called antibiotic adjuvants, which help existing antibiotics work better against resistant bacteria.
-
6 Bakeries, Eateries Face Action In Maharashtra Food Safety Crack Down
According to the statement, a total of 61 hotels, restaurants, dhabas (roadside eateries) and bakeries were inspected across the state during the day-long drive.
-
Think Before You Self-Medicate: Risks You Should Know
Self-medication is common in India but can mask serious illnesses and delay proper diagnosis, warn medical experts.
-
Alcohol, Cannabis, Xanax: Saudi Prince Died At London Hotel After Taking Cocktail Of Drugs
A cleaner found the Saudi royal lying on the bathroom floor of his locked fifth-floor room, fully clothed. Paramedics were rushed but were unable to resuscitate him.
-
Fly Found In Buttermilk At Mumbai Civic Body Canteen, Shutdown Ordered
Following the inspection, the FDA issued a stop-business notice to the canteen operator over hygiene lapses and food safety rule violations.
