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Kate Winslet Speaks On Viral Weight-Loss Drugs: "Do People Know What They Are Putting In Their Bodies?"
Kate Winslet said that people use weight loss drugs without realising what they are putting into their bodies and added that ageing is beautiful
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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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Michelle Obama's Latest Photoshoot Sparks Wild Ozempic Use Theories Online
The online chatter began after Michelle Obama shared behind-the-scenes snippets from the photoshoot.
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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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Aftab Shivdasani Reacts To Past Drug Use Rumours: "I Would Not Justify Anything"
Aftab Shivdasani also spoke about the "unforgiving" nature of the film industry
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New Experimental Drug Enlicitide May Cut "Bad" Cholesterol By Up To 60%
A new daily oral medication, enlicitide, has shown reductions in LDL cholesterol of up to 60% in a late-stage Phase 3 trial, matching the efficacy of injectable PCSK9 inhibitors.
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Farmhouses Turn Haven For Rave Parties, Gambling, Drug Use In Hyderabad
Farmhouses, typically located in the city fringes, offer the isolation necessary for illegal activities that would draw immediate police attention in urban centres.
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Watch: Viral Video Of Vloggers Eye-Opening Walk Through Brixton, Londons Unseen Side
Brixton London Travel: Sharing the video on Instagram, Karl captured several startling moments from his walk through the South London neighbourhood. Read on.
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Some Diabetes Patients Achieve Remission With GLP-1 Drugs: Italian Study
An Italian study shows that using GLP-1 receptor agonists can lead to remission in up to 18% of cases, especially when used early and in patients with fewer complications.
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Why A Police Raid In Rio Turned Deadly, Leaving 132 Dead
A police raid and clashes with a drug gang embedded in low-income neighborhoods of Rio de Janeiro left at least 119 people dead, officials said Wednesday, a day after the massive operation drew criticism for using excessive force.
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US Covert Actions "Violate Venezuela's Sovereignty": UN Experts
United Nations rights experts said Tuesday that the United States' covert actions and threats of using armed force against Caracas "violate Venezuela's sovereignty and the UN Charter".
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Poll Body Reactivates Its Economic Intelligence Panel After 6-Year Gap
The Election Commission has reactivated its economic intelligence panel after a gap of six years to curb the use of money, liquor and drugs to influence voters ahead of the Bihar polls.
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Skin Rotting, Amputations: US Doctor Highlights The Alarming Reality Of 'Zombie' Drug Xylazine
Xylazine wounds can resemble flesh-eating bacterial infections and may require amputation.
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Bengaluru Surgeon Accused Of Killing Doctor Wife Using Anaesthesia
Six months after the death of his doctor wife, a husband and fellow doctor has been arrested for her alleged murder in Bengaluru.
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Millions Use This Popular Hair Loss Drug, But New Study Finds It's Linked To Suicide Risk
Despite warnings dating back to 2002, the FDA only added depression as a potential side effect in 2011 and suicidal ideation in 2022.
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Kate Winslet Speaks On Viral Weight-Loss Drugs: "Do People Know What They Are Putting In Their Bodies?"
Kate Winslet said that people use weight loss drugs without realising what they are putting into their bodies and added that ageing is beautiful
-
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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Michelle Obama's Latest Photoshoot Sparks Wild Ozempic Use Theories Online
The online chatter began after Michelle Obama shared behind-the-scenes snippets from the photoshoot.
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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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Aftab Shivdasani Reacts To Past Drug Use Rumours: "I Would Not Justify Anything"
Aftab Shivdasani also spoke about the "unforgiving" nature of the film industry
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New Experimental Drug Enlicitide May Cut "Bad" Cholesterol By Up To 60%
A new daily oral medication, enlicitide, has shown reductions in LDL cholesterol of up to 60% in a late-stage Phase 3 trial, matching the efficacy of injectable PCSK9 inhibitors.
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Farmhouses Turn Haven For Rave Parties, Gambling, Drug Use In Hyderabad
Farmhouses, typically located in the city fringes, offer the isolation necessary for illegal activities that would draw immediate police attention in urban centres.
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Watch: Viral Video Of Vloggers Eye-Opening Walk Through Brixton, Londons Unseen Side
Brixton London Travel: Sharing the video on Instagram, Karl captured several startling moments from his walk through the South London neighbourhood. Read on.
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Some Diabetes Patients Achieve Remission With GLP-1 Drugs: Italian Study
An Italian study shows that using GLP-1 receptor agonists can lead to remission in up to 18% of cases, especially when used early and in patients with fewer complications.
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Why A Police Raid In Rio Turned Deadly, Leaving 132 Dead
A police raid and clashes with a drug gang embedded in low-income neighborhoods of Rio de Janeiro left at least 119 people dead, officials said Wednesday, a day after the massive operation drew criticism for using excessive force.
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US Covert Actions "Violate Venezuela's Sovereignty": UN Experts
United Nations rights experts said Tuesday that the United States' covert actions and threats of using armed force against Caracas "violate Venezuela's sovereignty and the UN Charter".
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Poll Body Reactivates Its Economic Intelligence Panel After 6-Year Gap
The Election Commission has reactivated its economic intelligence panel after a gap of six years to curb the use of money, liquor and drugs to influence voters ahead of the Bihar polls.
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Skin Rotting, Amputations: US Doctor Highlights The Alarming Reality Of 'Zombie' Drug Xylazine
Xylazine wounds can resemble flesh-eating bacterial infections and may require amputation.
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Bengaluru Surgeon Accused Of Killing Doctor Wife Using Anaesthesia
Six months after the death of his doctor wife, a husband and fellow doctor has been arrested for her alleged murder in Bengaluru.
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Millions Use This Popular Hair Loss Drug, But New Study Finds It's Linked To Suicide Risk
Despite warnings dating back to 2002, the FDA only added depression as a potential side effect in 2011 and suicidal ideation in 2022.
