Embedded LEDs may aid future cancer immunotherapies
Activation of bio-therapeutic drugs by switching on LEDs embedded close to a tumour may be cancer immunotherapy's future, researchers found.
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Glenmark gets 2nd FDA nod for high blood sugar drug
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, a US-based company, has received a tentative second FDA approval for its oral drug to treat high blood pressure.
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Conflict, climate disasters, ends 78 million children’s education
About 78 million children worldwide don't go to school because of conflict, climate disasters and displacement, according to a UN statement.
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UN appeals for $5.6 billion aid for Ukrainians as towns disappear
The UN has appealed for $5.6 billion in aid to help Ukrainians trapped inside the county and refugees in host nations, as massive
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WHO maintains highest public alert on monkeypox
The WHO has maintained its highest form of alert, the Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), on mpox, at its fourth meeting
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GE Healthcare recalls 688 medical systems, FDA says ‘most serious’
GE Healthcare has pulled out 688 medical systems that evaluate diseases, trauma, abnormalities and disorders, a move which USFDA termed a most severe
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WHO to hold emergency meeting on Marburg virus outbreak
WHO to hold emergency meeting on Marburg virus outbreak
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Traffic pollution can impede brain function in hours: Study
Exposure to typical levels of traffic-related air pollution can diminish brain function within hours, according to researchers at the University of British Columbia.
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Ingestible robot pill to help detect gastro disorders
A team from Caltech and MIT has developed pill-shaped ingestible robotics equipped with sensors that can detect gastrointestinal issues in detail.
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Magic asthma drug may help retrieve lost memories
A magic drug approved for asthma by the US FDA can restore lost memories and reveal previously hidden knowledge, say Netherland scientists