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Why 'Bluetoothing', A Shocking Blood-Sharing Trend To Get High, Has Health Experts Worried
Bluetoothing is a practice where one person injects themselves with a drug, then another person injects that first users blood into their own body
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Ozempic Coming Soon To India: 14 Facts About The Diabetes, Weight Loss Drug
Semaglutide (Ozempic), a once-weekly injectable already approved globally, has now been cleared for use in India for type 2 diabetes.
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Ozempic Cleared For Use In India: Pros, Cons And Expected Price
Ozempic is the trade name for semaglutide, a once-weekly injectable medicine that belongs to the class called GLP-1 receptor agonists. A higher-dose semaglutide better known as Wegovy is licensed for chronic weight management.
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HIV-Prevention Drug To Be Available For Rs 3,500 A Year From 2027
Generic versions of a groundbreaking injectable HIV-prevention drug should be available for $40 or Rs 3,548 a year in more than 100 countries from 2027, Unitaid and the Gates Foundation said Wednesday.
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Lilly's Obesity Pill Will Have Far-Reaching Effect, Doctors Say
Oral versions of popular weight-loss shots are some of the next big things in the obesity market, which Bloomberg Intelligence estimates will reach $100 billion in annual sales by 2030.
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Higher Doses Of Semaglutide Safe, Can Aid In Better Weight Loss For Obese Adults: Study
A study published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology journal, suggest that a higher dose of semaglutide offers a promising new option for people who have not achieved sufficient weight loss with existing treatments.
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Hyderabad Rave Party Busted, 6 Arrested Including Businessmen, Homemaker
Six people, including three businessmen, a home maker, a software engineer and an engineering student, have been arrested after a rave party was busted in Kondapur, on the outskirts of Hyderabad.
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Serena Williams Reveals She Lost 14 kg Using Weight-Loss Medication: "I Feel Great"
According to Williams, the medication has not only helped her lose weight but also improved her overall health, with noticeable enhancements in her blood sugar levels.
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Drug Use Among Meghalaya's Youth Starts As Early As 10: Study
The study found the mean age of drug initiation to be 19 years, with over one-third of respondents starting as minors and a quarter while still in school.
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EU Regulator Approves Twice-Yearly Injectable Drug For HIV Prevention
The European Medicines Agency has recommended authorizing a twice-yearly injectable drug aimed at preventing HIV, which scientists say could help end the virus' transmission.
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Shefali Jariwala Had Boxes Of Medicines At Home, Was Likely Self-Medicating
Sources suggested that Shefali Jariwala may have taken an injection of the anti-ageing medicine on an empty stomach the day she died, causing a cardiac arrest.
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Can Anti-Ageing Drugs Cause Cardiac Arrest? Doctors Explain Shefali Jariwala Death
Reports suggest that Shefali may have taken a cosmetic anti-ageing injection on an empty stomach, which could have caused a cardiac arrest
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Novo Nordisk Launches Weight-Loss Drug 'Wegovy' In India
Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk on Tuesday launched its blockbuster weight-loss drug Wegovy as a once-a-week injection in India.
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Are Mounjaro Jabs Safe? Mass Rollout Of Weight Loss Drug To Start In UK
NHS to monitor the mass rollout that will see around 220,000 people with the "greatest need" receive the weight loss jabs.
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Revolutionary New Drug Offers 99.9% Protection Against HIV
The US FDA has approved lenacapavir, a groundbreaking long-acting HIV prevention drug that offers near-complete protection with just two injections per year. Despite its potential, concerns about high costs may limit its global impact.
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Why 'Bluetoothing', A Shocking Blood-Sharing Trend To Get High, Has Health Experts Worried
Bluetoothing is a practice where one person injects themselves with a drug, then another person injects that first users blood into their own body
-
Ozempic Coming Soon To India: 14 Facts About The Diabetes, Weight Loss Drug
Semaglutide (Ozempic), a once-weekly injectable already approved globally, has now been cleared for use in India for type 2 diabetes.
-
Ozempic Cleared For Use In India: Pros, Cons And Expected Price
Ozempic is the trade name for semaglutide, a once-weekly injectable medicine that belongs to the class called GLP-1 receptor agonists. A higher-dose semaglutide better known as Wegovy is licensed for chronic weight management.
-
HIV-Prevention Drug To Be Available For Rs 3,500 A Year From 2027
Generic versions of a groundbreaking injectable HIV-prevention drug should be available for $40 or Rs 3,548 a year in more than 100 countries from 2027, Unitaid and the Gates Foundation said Wednesday.
-
Lilly's Obesity Pill Will Have Far-Reaching Effect, Doctors Say
Oral versions of popular weight-loss shots are some of the next big things in the obesity market, which Bloomberg Intelligence estimates will reach $100 billion in annual sales by 2030.
-
Higher Doses Of Semaglutide Safe, Can Aid In Better Weight Loss For Obese Adults: Study
A study published in The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology journal, suggest that a higher dose of semaglutide offers a promising new option for people who have not achieved sufficient weight loss with existing treatments.
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Hyderabad Rave Party Busted, 6 Arrested Including Businessmen, Homemaker
Six people, including three businessmen, a home maker, a software engineer and an engineering student, have been arrested after a rave party was busted in Kondapur, on the outskirts of Hyderabad.
-
Serena Williams Reveals She Lost 14 kg Using Weight-Loss Medication: "I Feel Great"
According to Williams, the medication has not only helped her lose weight but also improved her overall health, with noticeable enhancements in her blood sugar levels.
-
Drug Use Among Meghalaya's Youth Starts As Early As 10: Study
The study found the mean age of drug initiation to be 19 years, with over one-third of respondents starting as minors and a quarter while still in school.
-
EU Regulator Approves Twice-Yearly Injectable Drug For HIV Prevention
The European Medicines Agency has recommended authorizing a twice-yearly injectable drug aimed at preventing HIV, which scientists say could help end the virus' transmission.
-
Shefali Jariwala Had Boxes Of Medicines At Home, Was Likely Self-Medicating
Sources suggested that Shefali Jariwala may have taken an injection of the anti-ageing medicine on an empty stomach the day she died, causing a cardiac arrest.
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Can Anti-Ageing Drugs Cause Cardiac Arrest? Doctors Explain Shefali Jariwala Death
Reports suggest that Shefali may have taken a cosmetic anti-ageing injection on an empty stomach, which could have caused a cardiac arrest
-
Novo Nordisk Launches Weight-Loss Drug 'Wegovy' In India
Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk on Tuesday launched its blockbuster weight-loss drug Wegovy as a once-a-week injection in India.
-
Are Mounjaro Jabs Safe? Mass Rollout Of Weight Loss Drug To Start In UK
NHS to monitor the mass rollout that will see around 220,000 people with the "greatest need" receive the weight loss jabs.
-
Revolutionary New Drug Offers 99.9% Protection Against HIV
The US FDA has approved lenacapavir, a groundbreaking long-acting HIV prevention drug that offers near-complete protection with just two injections per year. Despite its potential, concerns about high costs may limit its global impact.
