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Scientists have discovered five known cases of possible medically acquired Alzheimer’s disease after the patients have undergone previous treatments.
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Researchers find five cases of medically-acquired Alzheimer’s in UK

HQ Team February 12, 2024: Scientists have discovered five known cases of possible medically acquired Alzheimer’s disease after the patients have undergone previous

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Record-breaking heat caused by greenhouse gases, ocean heat, and ocean acidification have resulted in glacial melts, a rise in sea levels, and human displacement last year,  according to a WMO report. 
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Extreme cold, hot conditions ahead as Atlantic currents set to collpase

Bharti Jayshankar February 10, 2024: A new research published in Science Advances says the collapse of the Atlantic Ocean current – called the

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Smokers may benefit from Sanofi's asthma drug after a phase III trial showed "significant improvements in lung function, quality of life" and uncontrolled chronic obstructive pulmonary disease respiratory symptoms.
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Quitting smoking at any age brings great benefits finds global study

HQ Team February 10, 2024: A study on smoking carried out by the University of Toronto says that people who quit smoking at

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Researchers at the University of Central Florida have engineered a human tissue that draws mosquitoes to bite and feed on, and hope the platform can help study the pattern of how the pathogens the insects carry impact and infect human cells and tissues.
Climate Health Medical

Brazil reels under dengue, public health emergency declared

HQ Team February 9, 2024: As millions descend in Rio De Janeiro in Brazil for the world-famous Carnival starting today, the government has

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Global deaths due to COVID-19 have fallen by 95% since January, and nations need to take steps to manage virus variants alongside other infectious diseases, the WHO director-general said.
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New research points at higher incidence of long COVID in children

HQ Team February 9, 2024: The coronavirus may have lost its virulence with time but its long-term effects are still being revealed among

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About 152 million vulnerable babies were born too soon in the last decade ended 2020 and South Asian and Sub-Saharan regions accounted for more than 65% of preterm birth annually, the WHO stated. 
Climate Health Medical

Study links phthalate exposure to thousands of preterm births in US

HQ Team February 9, 2024: A comprehensive study has revealed a correlation between phthalate exposure and preterm births. Phthalates are chemical compounds used

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Australian scientists may have found a drug to treat triple-negative breast cancer without any toxic effects, according to a statement from the University of Adelaide.
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A new oral drug may stop triple-negative breast cancer in its tracks

HQ Team February 8, 2024: Australian scientists may have found a drug to treat triple-negative breast cancer without any toxic effects, according to

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Gilead Sciences, Inc., announced it has discontinued trials on a drug to treat blood cancer after the US regulatory body placed the experiments on full clinical hold, according to a company statement.
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Gilead Sciences puts last-stage blood cancer trials on hold after FDA order

HQ Team February 8, 2024: Gilead Sciences, Inc., announced it has discontinued trials on a drug to treat blood cancer after the US

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FDA has granted full approval for Janssen Biotech’s Balversa drug to treat metastatic bladder cancer after clinical trials showed “significant” improvement in overall survival rates.
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Global cancer cases set to surge by 77% by 2050, new report warns

HQ Team February 6, 2024: A projection from the Global Cancer Observatory suggests that new cancer cases worldwide are set to surge by

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Denmark’s Novo Nordisk declared its late-stage experimental once-weekly diabetes drug IcoSema achieved its primary endpoint of proving “non-inferiority” in lowering blood sugar levels.
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‘Pharma firms manipulate patents to curb competition and drive prices’

A study conducted by researchers from Harvard University has revealed a concerning trend within the pharmaceutical industry— the widespread adoption of intricate patent

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