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Woman With Stage-3 Colorectal Cancer Recovers In Only 4 Months, Thanks To This New Therapy
Mrinali Dhembla, 27, diagnosed with stage-3 colorectal cancer and Lynch syndrome, recovers rapidly after receiving a dual immunotherapy regimen.
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FDA Push For Fake Brain Surgery Trial Spurs Ethical Concerns
The FDA's request, intended to conclusively determine the therapy's potency, has raised concerns the trial would be both unethical and impractical.
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Harvard's Proven 5-Step Formula For Sharper Memory Doesn't Depend On Supplements
A survey has proven that 1 in 4 adults is dependent on brain supplements to make their memory sharper. Here is what the research about brain supplements usage and their effectiveness and a 5-step formula to actually make your memory sharper.
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US Food Safety Body To Reexamine Preservative Used In Widely Loved Snacks
The move is part of a wider effort by the FDA to review chemical additives in the U.S. food supply. In May, the agency identified BHA as a top priority for review.
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Novo Nordisk Sues Telehealth Company Over 'Knock-Off' Weight Loss Drugs, Flags Patient Safety Risks
The lawsuit, filed in the US, alleges that Hims infringed Novo Nordisk's patent by mass marketing compounded semaglutide products that have not been cleared by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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Coca-Cola, Pringles, Nutella Among 2,000 Items Recalled Over Rodent Contamination Risk In US
Handling or consuming the affected items could lead to illnesses such as Salmonella infection or leptospirosis.
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Indian Drugmakers Recall Medicines In The US Over Manufacturing Issues
Indian drugmakers Sun Pharmaceutical Industries and Cipla have recalled certain products from the US market due to manufacturing-related issues, according to the latest update from the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA).
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Hyderabad-Based Pharmaceutical Gets US Nod For Generic ADHD Drug: Why This Matters And What It Means
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects both children and adults. It is characterised by symptoms such as difficulty concentrating, impulsive behaviour and hyperactivity.
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First Oral Pill For Adults With Thalassemia Anaemia Gets Approval, Experts Hail It As Game Changer
The US Food and Drug Administrations (FDA) approval of the first-ever oral pill for anaemia in adults with thalassemia marks a historic milestone and can be a game changer in the management of the genetic blood disorder, said
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Pig Organ Transplants May One Day Outperform Human Donors, Says Leading Surgeon
A US clinical trial using gene-edited pig kidneys has begun, with experts saying xenotransplantation could one day offer safer and more effective alternatives to human donor organs.
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Woman With Stage-3 Colorectal Cancer Recovers In Only 4 Months, Thanks To This New Therapy
Mrinali Dhembla, 27, diagnosed with stage-3 colorectal cancer and Lynch syndrome, recovers rapidly after receiving a dual immunotherapy regimen.
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FDA Push For Fake Brain Surgery Trial Spurs Ethical Concerns
The FDA's request, intended to conclusively determine the therapy's potency, has raised concerns the trial would be both unethical and impractical.
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Harvard's Proven 5-Step Formula For Sharper Memory Doesn't Depend On Supplements
A survey has proven that 1 in 4 adults is dependent on brain supplements to make their memory sharper. Here is what the research about brain supplements usage and their effectiveness and a 5-step formula to actually make your memory sharper.
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US Food Safety Body To Reexamine Preservative Used In Widely Loved Snacks
The move is part of a wider effort by the FDA to review chemical additives in the U.S. food supply. In May, the agency identified BHA as a top priority for review.
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Novo Nordisk Sues Telehealth Company Over 'Knock-Off' Weight Loss Drugs, Flags Patient Safety Risks
The lawsuit, filed in the US, alleges that Hims infringed Novo Nordisk's patent by mass marketing compounded semaglutide products that have not been cleared by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
-
Coca-Cola, Pringles, Nutella Among 2,000 Items Recalled Over Rodent Contamination Risk In US
Handling or consuming the affected items could lead to illnesses such as Salmonella infection or leptospirosis.
-
Indian Drugmakers Recall Medicines In The US Over Manufacturing Issues
Indian drugmakers Sun Pharmaceutical Industries and Cipla have recalled certain products from the US market due to manufacturing-related issues, according to the latest update from the US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA).
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Hyderabad-Based Pharmaceutical Gets US Nod For Generic ADHD Drug: Why This Matters And What It Means
ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects both children and adults. It is characterised by symptoms such as difficulty concentrating, impulsive behaviour and hyperactivity.
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First Oral Pill For Adults With Thalassemia Anaemia Gets Approval, Experts Hail It As Game Changer
The US Food and Drug Administrations (FDA) approval of the first-ever oral pill for anaemia in adults with thalassemia marks a historic milestone and can be a game changer in the management of the genetic blood disorder, said
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Pig Organ Transplants May One Day Outperform Human Donors, Says Leading Surgeon
A US clinical trial using gene-edited pig kidneys has begun, with experts saying xenotransplantation could one day offer safer and more effective alternatives to human donor organs.
