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Eli Lilly's New Oral GLP-1 Orforglipron Beats Semaglutide In Diabetes Trials; FDA Filing Near
Foundayo was incredibly effective at lowering A1C, which is a metric doctors use to measure average blood sugar levels over a 2 to 3-month period.
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Birth Control Pills For PCOS: Doctor Explains Benefits, Risks And Safety Measures
Birth control pills are generally safe when prescribed appropriately and taken under medical supervision. However, like any medication, they may carry certain risks and side effects.
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Abortion Pill Mifepristone Access Restored Via Telehealth, Mail After US Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court restored broad access to the abortion pill mifepristone, blocking a ruling that had threatened to upend one of the main ways abortions are availed across the United States.
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Aiming To Avenge Daughter's Elopment, Gujarat Woman Poisons Neighbours' 'Prasad'
Investigations revealed that the accused, Ushaben, harboured a deep-seated resentment against the Donda family. Eight months ago, Ushaben's daughter had eloped to enter a love marriage.
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Scientists Find Reversible Male Birth Control That Stops Sperm Production
A new study brings scientists closer to a safe, reversible male birth control pill. Researchers found a way to temporarily stop sperm production without lasting harm, raising hope for more contraceptive options for men.
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Fact-Checked: Can Birth Control Pills Cause Cancer?
Viral claims linking birth control pills to cancer are resurfacing online. Here's what science actually says
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FDA Approves New Weight-Loss Pill For Use At Any Time Of Day
The US regulator has approved Eli Lilly's new oral weight-loss drug Foundayo through a fast-track process, offering a more convenient and potentially affordable alternative to injectable obesity treatments.
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That Annoying 'Peeling' After Applying A Product Is Not Skin: Dermatologist Debunks The Myth
Dermatologist Gurveen Waraich Garekar, who specialises in skin and hair care, clarified that what many people experience is called “pilling.”
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New Oral Pill Enlicitide Cuts 'Bad' Cholesterol By 60% In Landmark Trial
The new oral pill enlicitide cuts bad cholesterol risk by 60% in a new landmark trial. Here are the mechanisms behind it and why the oral pill could revolutionise cholesterol management.
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Can Using Birth Control Pills Cause Infertility? Fertility Doctor Answers Common Query Women Have
Reversible contraceptives like birth control pills, patches, IUDs and implants do not cause permanent infertility for most women. Fertility generally returns within months after stopping use, though some methods may cause short delays.
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How America's Weight-Loss Revolution Could Supercharge Earnings Of Airlines
A 10% reduction in average passenger weight could lead to a 2% decrease in total aircraft weight, resulting in fuel cost savings of up to 1.5%.
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Weight Loss Pill Wegovy Now Available On Amazon Pharmacy In The U.S.
Amazon Pharmacy maintains the requirement for a valid prescription as the central safeguard separating evidence-based medical therapy from consumer health products.
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Are Men Ready To Pop The Pill? Hormone-Free Male Contraceptive Pill Moves Closer To Reality
A hormone-free male contraceptive pill called YCT-529 has successfully completed its first human safety trial, marking an important milestone in the global effort to expand birth-control options for men.
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iPhone SE, iPad Pro 12.9-Inch (Second Generation) Added to Apple's Vintage and Obsolete Products List
Apple has updated its list of vintage and obsolete devices to include several new products across categories. According to the brand, one of the main additions is the original iPhone SE, which was introduced in 2016. The handset, along with other products, has now been labelled obsolete, and its service and repairs will be limited. Other devices ad...
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"Fresh Hope": Groundbreaking HIV Prevention Shots Begin In Africa
South Africa, Eswatini and Zambia on Monday began administering a groundbreaking new HIV-prevention injection in the drug's first public rollouts in Africa, which has the world's highest HIV burden.
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Eli Lilly's New Oral GLP-1 Orforglipron Beats Semaglutide In Diabetes Trials; FDA Filing Near
Foundayo was incredibly effective at lowering A1C, which is a metric doctors use to measure average blood sugar levels over a 2 to 3-month period.
-
Birth Control Pills For PCOS: Doctor Explains Benefits, Risks And Safety Measures
Birth control pills are generally safe when prescribed appropriately and taken under medical supervision. However, like any medication, they may carry certain risks and side effects.
-
Abortion Pill Mifepristone Access Restored Via Telehealth, Mail After US Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court restored broad access to the abortion pill mifepristone, blocking a ruling that had threatened to upend one of the main ways abortions are availed across the United States.
-
Aiming To Avenge Daughter's Elopment, Gujarat Woman Poisons Neighbours' 'Prasad'
Investigations revealed that the accused, Ushaben, harboured a deep-seated resentment against the Donda family. Eight months ago, Ushaben's daughter had eloped to enter a love marriage.
-
Scientists Find Reversible Male Birth Control That Stops Sperm Production
A new study brings scientists closer to a safe, reversible male birth control pill. Researchers found a way to temporarily stop sperm production without lasting harm, raising hope for more contraceptive options for men.
-
Fact-Checked: Can Birth Control Pills Cause Cancer?
Viral claims linking birth control pills to cancer are resurfacing online. Here's what science actually says
-
FDA Approves New Weight-Loss Pill For Use At Any Time Of Day
The US regulator has approved Eli Lilly's new oral weight-loss drug Foundayo through a fast-track process, offering a more convenient and potentially affordable alternative to injectable obesity treatments.
-
That Annoying 'Peeling' After Applying A Product Is Not Skin: Dermatologist Debunks The Myth
Dermatologist Gurveen Waraich Garekar, who specialises in skin and hair care, clarified that what many people experience is called “pilling.”
-
New Oral Pill Enlicitide Cuts 'Bad' Cholesterol By 60% In Landmark Trial
The new oral pill enlicitide cuts bad cholesterol risk by 60% in a new landmark trial. Here are the mechanisms behind it and why the oral pill could revolutionise cholesterol management.
-
Can Using Birth Control Pills Cause Infertility? Fertility Doctor Answers Common Query Women Have
Reversible contraceptives like birth control pills, patches, IUDs and implants do not cause permanent infertility for most women. Fertility generally returns within months after stopping use, though some methods may cause short delays.
-
How America's Weight-Loss Revolution Could Supercharge Earnings Of Airlines
A 10% reduction in average passenger weight could lead to a 2% decrease in total aircraft weight, resulting in fuel cost savings of up to 1.5%.
-
Weight Loss Pill Wegovy Now Available On Amazon Pharmacy In The U.S.
Amazon Pharmacy maintains the requirement for a valid prescription as the central safeguard separating evidence-based medical therapy from consumer health products.
-
Are Men Ready To Pop The Pill? Hormone-Free Male Contraceptive Pill Moves Closer To Reality
A hormone-free male contraceptive pill called YCT-529 has successfully completed its first human safety trial, marking an important milestone in the global effort to expand birth-control options for men.
-
iPhone SE, iPad Pro 12.9-Inch (Second Generation) Added to Apple's Vintage and Obsolete Products List
Apple has updated its list of vintage and obsolete devices to include several new products across categories. According to the brand, one of the main additions is the original iPhone SE, which was introduced in 2016. The handset, along with other products, has now been labelled obsolete, and its service and repairs will be limited. Other devices ad...
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"Fresh Hope": Groundbreaking HIV Prevention Shots Begin In Africa
South Africa, Eswatini and Zambia on Monday began administering a groundbreaking new HIV-prevention injection in the drug's first public rollouts in Africa, which has the world's highest HIV burden.
