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Swiss researchers revealed that the artificial cooling of climate through geo-engineering will not work without decarbonization and involves high risks.
Climate Health Pharma

‘Dimming of sun’ to save Antarctic ice fraught with dangers

HQ Team August 14, 2023: The artificial cooling of climate through geo-engineering will not work without decarbonization and involves high risks, Swiss researchers

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An intense blaze that roared through Hawaii has killed about 93 people and authorities have issued new rehabilitation policies in the islands after the US nation’s largest wildfire tragedy.
Climate Health Pharma

Hawaii orders new rehabilitation policies, wildfire death toll at 96

HQ Team August 14, 2023: An intense blaze that roared through Hawaii, the largest wildfire tragedy in the US since 1918, has killed

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Global air pollution can aid antibiotic resistance in humans along with contaminated food and water, researchers from China and the UK found.
Climate Health Pharma

Global air pollution wrecking human resistance to antibiotics

HQ Team August 13, 2023: Global air pollution can aid antibiotic resistance in humans, researchers from China and the UK found. They checked

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Firefighters were putting out flares and desperately trying to contain wildfires in the worst-affected regions of Hawaii as the fatalities rose to 80 and the Attorney General announced a probe, according to the government.
Climate Health Pharma

Wildfire death toll in Hawaii climbs to 80, AG orders probe

HQ Team August 13, 2023: Firefighters were putting out flares and desperately trying to contain wildfires in the worst-affected regions of Hawaii as

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A wildfire sweeping across Hawaii’s Maui town of Lahaina has killed at least 67 people, with 12 more fatalities being confirmed, according to the government.
Climate Health Pharma

Hawaii wildfire death toll rises to 67, fires still burning

HQ Team August 12, 2023: A wildfire sweeping across Hawaii’s Maui town of Lahaina has killed at least 67 people, with 12 more

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At least 327 people have died in Bangladesh from January 1 to August 7 due to dengue, with the density of mosquitoes and potential hotspots being the highest in five years.
Drugs Health Pharma

Dengue claims 327 lives in Bangladesh, cases rising

HQ Team August 12, 2023: At least 327 people have died in Bangladesh from January 1 to August 7 due to dengue, with

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The USFDA has granted accelerated approval to Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies for its cancer antibody treatment, Talvey, to treat multiple myeloma.
Drugs Health Pharma

USFDA green lights Janssen’s Talvey to treat multiple myeloma

HQ Team August 11, 2023: The USFDA has granted accelerated approval to Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies for its cancer antibody treatment, Talvey, to treat

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The UK’s competition regulator, Competition and Markets Authority has provisionally cleared UnitedHealth’s proposed £1.2bn ($1.6 billion) plan to buy EMIS after a probe by an independent panel.
Drugs Health Pharma

UK’s antitrust body provisionally clears $1.6b UnitedHealth-EMIS merger

HQ Team August 11, 2023: The UK’s competition regulator, Competition and Markets Authority has provisionally cleared UnitedHealth’s proposed £1.2bn ($1.6 billion) plan to

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Sweden’s Getinge Group is recalling its  cardiosave hybrid and rescue intra-aortic balloon pumps after the FDA initiated a most serious recall, Class 1.
Drugs Health Pharma

Getinge Group recalls intra-aortic pumps due to faulty power system

HQ Team August 11, 2023: Sweden’s Getinge Group is recalling its cardiosave hybrid and rescue intra-aortic balloon pumps after the FDA initiated a

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A gold-plated nanoscale tattoo-like electronics array can be inserted into live human cells, that in the future can diagnose health problems early, according to researchers at Johns Hopkins University.
Drugs Health Pharma

Tattoo-like electronics cell array may detect diseases early 

HQ Team August 10, 2023: A gold-plated nanoscale tattoo-like electronics array can be inserted into live human cells, that in the future can

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