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Eli Lilly and Company will invest one billion dollars to expand its facility in Ireland to increase its production of drugs to treat Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes and obesity, according to a company statement.
Drugs Pharma

Eli Lilly sounds alarm on counterfeit weight-loss drugs mixed with vitamin B12

HQ Staff Writer March 13, 2026: Eli Lily, the pharmaceutical giant, has warned that compounded versions of its blockbuster weight-loss drug tirzepatide, when

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Bristol Myers Squibb’s investigational oral drug for treating schizophrenia in adults failed in its main goal to treat symptoms in patients who are already on regular medication.
Health Research

ChatGPT’s Health AI diagnosis is unreliable and flawed: Study

March 8, 2026: From searching on Google about disease symptoms to turning to artificial intelligence chatbots for medical emergencies has become quite common.

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BioNTech SE, an immunotherapy company, will invest $43 million in a new facility in Germany to make a vital ingredient for its mRNA drugs.
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FDA vaccine head Prasad steps down again amidst mRNA vaccine controversy

HQ Staff Reporter March 8. 2026: Dr. Vinay Prasad, the vaccine head of the US Food and Drug Administration, will be stepping down

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Psychologically, love isn't merely an emotion; it's a filter that reshapes our world. In its grip, the brain dials down critical judgment, allowing us to idealise our partner, overlook flaws, and see them as uniquely irreplaceable. 
Medical Opinion Research

Dopamine or oxytocin: The neuroscience behind falling in love

Psychologically, love isn't merely an emotion; it's a filter that reshapes our world. In its grip, the brain dials down critical judgment, allowing

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Nearly 37% of all new cancers or 7.1 million cases could be prevented each year, according to a report by the World Health Organization.
Health Pharma Research

WHO says 7.1 million people’s cancers are preventable each year

Nearly 37% of all new cancers or 7.1 million cases could be prevented each year, according to a report by the World Health

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Junior hospital doctors, who make up about half of the National Health Service (NHS) medical workforce in England, are going on the longest strike in NHS history around Christmas and January after pay talks with the government failed.
Drugs Medical

Lowering of criteria for medicine PG challenged in India’s apex court

HQ Team January 16, 2926: In an unprecedented move that has sparked nationwide outrage among medical professionals in India, the National Board of

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The UK has informed WHO of a rise in severe myocarditis in neonates and infants associated with enterovirus infection in Wales compared with 2021.
Health Research

Scientists discover new gene-linked neonatal diabetes

HQ Team January 16, 2026: An international research team has identified a previously unknown form of diabetes that strikes newborns, revealing critical insights

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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.
Health Research

AI model maps drivers of cancer outcomes in different countries

HQ Team  January 14, 2025: A first-of-its-kind machine-learning analysis covering 99 % of the world’s population has identified the exact health-system policies that have helped save the

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The United Nations has warned that “unprecedented” global aid cuts could derail a three-year trend of a 40% decline in maternal deaths as one maternal death occurred every two minutes worldwide in 2023.
Health Research

Maternal thyroid imbalance in pregnancy ups the risk of autism

HQ Team November 27, 2025:  Maternal thyroid imbalance can lead to atypical neural development, including autism in offspirng, according to a study published

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A group of US professors has developed a method to accurately diagnose and treat traumatic brain injuries, providing more rigorous care and preventing premature discussions about halting life support.
Drugs Pharma

Pill for frontotemporal dementia clears safety milestone

HQ Team 27 November, 2025: A new once-a-day pill designed to stop frontotemporal dementia (FTD) has cleared its first major safety test, researchers

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