Unraveling the link between depression and carbohydrate cravings
Bharti Jayshankar February 5, 2025: Depression, a mental health condition affecting over 280 million people worldwide, is often accompanied by significant changes in
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Supernus’ injection to treat advanced Parkinson’s gets US regulator’s nod
Supernus Pharmaceuticals Inc’s injection for treating people with advanced Parkinson’s disease got a green light from the US regulator after two earlier rejections.
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Staff of USAID placed on leave, overseas missions may shut down
All the US Agency for International Development (USAID) direct hire personnel have been placed on administrative leave globally.
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First vaccine efficacy trial for Sudan Ebola during an outbreak starts in Uganda
The world’s first-ever clinical efficacy trial of a vaccine for Ebola disease arising out of the Sudan virus has started in Uganda, the
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Sahara floods and how climate change is affecting its future ecology
Bharti Jayshankar February 4, 2025: Climate change has emerged as a significant factor influencing weather patterns across the globe, particularly in arid regions
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WHO director-general rebuts US criticism, plans to cut budget
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the Director-General of the World Health Organization, has given a four-point rebuttal to the US government’s accusations against the global
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EssilorLuxottica gets regulator nod for audio glasses in US, EU for hearing loss
Franco-Italian EssilorLuxottica SA got approval from the Food and Drug Administration to market its over-the-counter audio glasses in the US for people with
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EU panel gives a positive opinion for AstraZeneca’s cancer drug
AstraZeneca’s drug for treating limited-stage small cell lung cancer got a recommendation for approval from an EU regulator panel, according to the British-Swedish
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World’s longest astronomy movie to unfold in October in Chile observatory
A $549.6 million observatory, situated on a mountaintop in Cerro Pachón in Chile, will start operations by October in an attempt to provide
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Global researchers complete world’s first synthetic yeast genome project
Global researchers, led by Australia’s Macquarie University, in a bid to re-engineer life in a laboratory, have completed the world’s first synthetic yeast