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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 hearing loss.
Health Medical Pharma

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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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 drugmaker.
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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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A $549.6 million observatory, situated on a mountaintop in Cerro Pachón in Chile, will start operations by October in an attempt to provide the first convincing evidence for the existence of dark matter.
Climate Health Research

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, led by Australia’s Macquarie University, in a bid to re-engineer life in a laboratory, have completed the world’s first synthetic yeast genome following more than a decade of work.
Drugs Health Medical

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

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About 78 million children worldwide don't go to school because of conflict, climate disasters and displacement, according to a UN statement.
Health Medical Research

Discipline comes at the cost of mental health in kids, research finds

By Bharti Jayshankar February 1, 2025: A study from the University of Minnesota has revealed a connection between exclusionary discipline (ED) practices in

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social media addiction and associated mental health issues amon kids
Health Medical Research

Don’t Look Down movie tells kids to reclaim childhood, stop ‘doomscrolling’

HQ Team February 1, 2025: A nine-hour film titled Don’t Look Down, released recently, addresses the problem of smartphone addiction among pre-teens and

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overuse of cannabis can result in impaired memory
Drugs Research

Heavy cannabis use reduces brain activity during memory tasks

Bharti Jayshankar February 1, 2025: A study published in JAMA Network Open reveals that heavy cannabis use may impair brain function during critical

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The global population of people living with diabetes may more than double to 1.3 billion from the current 529 million in the next 30 years, according to researchers
Health Medical Research

45% of T2 diabetes patients suffer from micronutrient deficiency: Study

Bharti Jayshankar January 31, 2025: A recent meta-analysis published in BMJ Nutrition Prevention & Health reveals that more than 45% of patients with

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Researchers at Cambridge are developing implants that could help repair damaged brain cells and treat diseases like Parkinson’s.
Drugs Health Research

Cambridge researchers making brain implants to treat Parkinson’s

Researchers at Cambridge are developing implants that could help repair damaged brain cells and treat diseases like Parkinson’s.

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Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc.’s non-opioid analgesic to treat moderate to severe acute pain in adults got approval from the US drug regulator.
Drugs Health Medical

Vertex’s non-opioid painkiller receives approval from US drug regulator

Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc.’s non-opioid analgesic to treat moderate to severe acute pain in adults got approval from the US drug regulator.

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