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Taking A Break? Study Finds Why Many GLP-1 Users Stop And Restart Their Medication
The findings provide insight into the challenges people face while using these medications and may help healthcare providers identify patients who need support to stay on treatment.
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Jan Aushadhi Kendras Expand Across India From 84 In 2014 To More Than 19,200 In 2026
New Delhi, June 17 (IANS) From around 84 functional Jan Aushadhi Kendras in 2014, the network has grown to more than 19,200 Kendras across the country in 2026, making quality generic medicines accessible at affordable prices to millions of citizens, the government said on Wednesday.
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America's Most Talked-About Drug Has A Surprising Secret: 69% of GLP-1 Users Are Unlikely To Admit Taking It
While GLP-1 medications have become one of the most visible health trends in America, a report found that less than a third (31%) of current and former GLP-1 users are likely to admit to using one.
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Body Mix-Up At Assam Hospital After Autopsy Triggers Outrage
The matter was immediately reported to the local police, and Assam Medical College authorities were informed.
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K Annamalai, BJP Spar Over "Militarisation" Of Upcoming NEET Retest
In May, the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) - one of the country's most competitive exams for undergraduate medical seats, attracting millions of candidates - was canceled due to an alleged paper leak.
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12 Years Of Swasth Bharat: How Healthcare Sector Transformed Under Modi Government
New Delhi, June 14 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday hailed the expanding and evolving healthcare landscape of India, emphasising how the country worked hard to make quality healthcare more affordable and accessible in past twelve years.
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Woman Calls US Healthcare System 'Scam' After Getting Affordable Medicine From India: '$1000 vs $25'
A US woman calls the American healthcare system a scam after buying a $1000 medicine for only $25 from an Indian manufacturer.
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Trump Examined By 22 Specialists, Highest For Any US President: White House
The official added that the total count of 22 specialists also included some general physicians.
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At NITI Aayog Meet, Chief Minister Vijay Seeks Class 12 Marks-Based Medical Admissions Policy
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay also proposed a major skilling initiative, saying, "I envisage a Youth Skill and Employment Mission under which five lakh youth annually will receive stipend-supported internships and industry-linked training.
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One Injection A Month For Weight Loss? Pfizer's New Obesity Drug Explained
The natural GLP-1 hormone survives in the body for only a few minutes before it is broken down. Drug developers overcome this limitation through advanced molecular engineering techniques.
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European Woman Praises India's Quick Medical Testing Services: 'Have Had More Complicated Coffee Orders'
European traveller praises India's fast and straightforward medical test services, where results are delivered in less than 24 hours.
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Dementia Risk May Be Higher In People With Micronutrient Deficiencies: ICMR-NIN Study
While genetics can influence dementia risk, experts estimate that nearly half of dementia cases may be linked to modifiable factors such as high blood pressure, diabetes, physical inactivity, depression, social isolation, and poor nutrition
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Buying Health Insurance In A Hurry? Here's What You Might Be Overlooking
One of the most commonly overlooked policy clauses is room rent capping. Many policyholders believe that choosing a hospital room above the category allowed under their policy only requires them to pay the difference in room charges.
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Big Bang Theory's Mayim Bialik's GLP-1 Drug Experience Was A "Nightmare": What Happened
Bialik explained that she did not start taking a GLP-1 drug simply to lose weight. Instead, she hoped it might help with health issues that had affected her for years.
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80% Of Delhi-NCR Patients Googling Symptoms After Doctor Visits: Study
Patients across Delhi-NCR are increasingly struggling to navigate India's healthcare system, often leaving consultations with unanswered questions and turning to internet for guidance, according to a study.
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Taking A Break? Study Finds Why Many GLP-1 Users Stop And Restart Their Medication
The findings provide insight into the challenges people face while using these medications and may help healthcare providers identify patients who need support to stay on treatment.
-
Jan Aushadhi Kendras Expand Across India From 84 In 2014 To More Than 19,200 In 2026
New Delhi, June 17 (IANS) From around 84 functional Jan Aushadhi Kendras in 2014, the network has grown to more than 19,200 Kendras across the country in 2026, making quality generic medicines accessible at affordable prices to millions of citizens, the government said on Wednesday.
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America's Most Talked-About Drug Has A Surprising Secret: 69% of GLP-1 Users Are Unlikely To Admit Taking It
While GLP-1 medications have become one of the most visible health trends in America, a report found that less than a third (31%) of current and former GLP-1 users are likely to admit to using one.
-
Body Mix-Up At Assam Hospital After Autopsy Triggers Outrage
The matter was immediately reported to the local police, and Assam Medical College authorities were informed.
-
K Annamalai, BJP Spar Over "Militarisation" Of Upcoming NEET Retest
In May, the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) - one of the country's most competitive exams for undergraduate medical seats, attracting millions of candidates - was canceled due to an alleged paper leak.
-
12 Years Of Swasth Bharat: How Healthcare Sector Transformed Under Modi Government
New Delhi, June 14 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday hailed the expanding and evolving healthcare landscape of India, emphasising how the country worked hard to make quality healthcare more affordable and accessible in past twelve years.
-
Woman Calls US Healthcare System 'Scam' After Getting Affordable Medicine From India: '$1000 vs $25'
A US woman calls the American healthcare system a scam after buying a $1000 medicine for only $25 from an Indian manufacturer.
-
Trump Examined By 22 Specialists, Highest For Any US President: White House
The official added that the total count of 22 specialists also included some general physicians.
-
At NITI Aayog Meet, Chief Minister Vijay Seeks Class 12 Marks-Based Medical Admissions Policy
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay also proposed a major skilling initiative, saying, "I envisage a Youth Skill and Employment Mission under which five lakh youth annually will receive stipend-supported internships and industry-linked training.
-
One Injection A Month For Weight Loss? Pfizer's New Obesity Drug Explained
The natural GLP-1 hormone survives in the body for only a few minutes before it is broken down. Drug developers overcome this limitation through advanced molecular engineering techniques.
-
European Woman Praises India's Quick Medical Testing Services: 'Have Had More Complicated Coffee Orders'
European traveller praises India's fast and straightforward medical test services, where results are delivered in less than 24 hours.
-
Dementia Risk May Be Higher In People With Micronutrient Deficiencies: ICMR-NIN Study
While genetics can influence dementia risk, experts estimate that nearly half of dementia cases may be linked to modifiable factors such as high blood pressure, diabetes, physical inactivity, depression, social isolation, and poor nutrition
-
Buying Health Insurance In A Hurry? Here's What You Might Be Overlooking
One of the most commonly overlooked policy clauses is room rent capping. Many policyholders believe that choosing a hospital room above the category allowed under their policy only requires them to pay the difference in room charges.
-
Big Bang Theory's Mayim Bialik's GLP-1 Drug Experience Was A "Nightmare": What Happened
Bialik explained that she did not start taking a GLP-1 drug simply to lose weight. Instead, she hoped it might help with health issues that had affected her for years.
-
80% Of Delhi-NCR Patients Googling Symptoms After Doctor Visits: Study
Patients across Delhi-NCR are increasingly struggling to navigate India's healthcare system, often leaving consultations with unanswered questions and turning to internet for guidance, according to a study.
