Climate Health

Nutrients in soil have fallen ‘dramatically’ over seven decades: UN

More living organisms are present in a tablespoon of soil than people on earth, according to the UN.

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Drugs Pharma

Israeli researchers develop artificially intelligent pathological assistants

Israeli researchers have succeeded in making computers into pathological assistants at a time when healthcare companies are trying to overcome a global shortage

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Drugs Health Pharma

India’s drug regulator gives nod for world’s first nasal Covid-19 vaccine

India’s drug regulator, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation, has given its nod for the restricted use of the world’s first intra-nasal vaccine

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Climate Health Medical

World’s most vulnerable people need $51.5 billion in aid next year

A staggering $51.5 billion is needed next year to protect 230 million of the world’s most vulnerable people, the UN stated.

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Health Medical

New theory says gravity may cause irritable bowel syndrome

rritable bowel syndrome (IBS), a gastrointestinal disorder that affects up to 10% of the global population, may be caused by gravity, a new

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Drugs Pharma

Alembic Pharmaceuticals gets FDA nod for diclofenac

Alembic Pharmaceuticals, an Indian maker of generic drugs, has received FDA approval for diclofenac medicine used to treat osteoarthritis of the knees.

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Climate

Adani Energy raises JPY 27.9 billion to refinance debt

Adani Green Energy has raised a JPY 27.9 billion ($200 million) loan from two Japanese banks to refinance its existing debt.

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Medical

Slowing global economies put post-pandemic recovery at risk: ILO

A slowdown in economic growth and a severe inflationary crisis has affected global pay packets and is putting the post-pandemic recovery at risk,

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Climate Health

Seagrass can prevent coastal erosion: Swedish study finds

Seagrass can reduce cliff erosion by up to 70% due to its root mats binding the sand, a study found.

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Climate Health

Five billion people will have less access to water by 2050: WMO

The planet got drier than usual in 2021, according to the WMO.

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