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Opinion Research

The art of gentle parenting: Nurturing with connection, not control

By Aparna S November 3, 2025: Parenting is perhaps the most humbling psychological experiment ever designed —and one conducted in public, without rehearsal.

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Cancer patients and survivors who drink alcohol make their treatment less effective and raise their chances of the disease returning — an exigency often ignored by caretakers.
Drugs Research

Genes, personality, family history strong predictors of alcohol addiction in teens

HQ Team November 3, 2025: A new study published in Alcohol: Clinical and Experimental Research shines a spotlight on the role of genes,

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The prevalence of JN.1, a Covid-19 sub-variant, has risen to 62% in the US on Jan. 5 compared to two weeks prior, according to the National Public Health Agency.
Health Research

COVID-19 infection during pregnancy ups risk of autism in offspring

HQ Team November 3, 2025: New research from Mass General Brigham reveals that children of mothers who had COVID-19 during pregnancy may face

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A simple blood test can diagnose Parkinson’s disease which afflicts more than 10 million people globally, according to researchers at the Duke University Health Systems.
Health Research

PSA blood test for prostate cancer cuts death risk by 13%: Study

HQ Team October 31, 2025: A  new study finds that screening for prostate cancer using a simple blood test can significantly reduce the

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Pfizer Inc., a US pharmaceutical company founded in 1849, has signed an agreement with the Trump administration to lower prices of prescription medicines in the North American nation
Drugs Pharma

Global drug supply relies heavily on China and India, warn reports

HQ Team October 31, 2025:  A new German study reveals that Europe is significantly dependent on China for essential medicines and their chemical components.

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Bristol Myers Squibb, a New Jersey-based drugmaker, announced it has met its primary goal of improved overall survival for its investigational therapy to treat liver cancer.
Health Research

Sticky cell breakthrough offers new hope for liver repair without transplants

HQ Team October 30, 2025: For millions of people with severe liver disease, a transplant is the only hope. Now a new discovery

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Antibiotic-resistant infections may kill 39.1 million people in the next 25 years equating to three deaths a minute, a global study finds.
Drugs Research

New potent antibiotic discovery offers new hope in fight against superbugs

HQ Team October 30, 2025: Research teams from the University of Warwick and Monash University Chemists have discovered a promising new antibiotic that

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obesity
Health Research

Ultra-processed food addiction, an overlooked health crisis among older adults

A surprising 12% of older Americans are addicted to ultra-processed foods—a rate that surpasses alcohol or tobacco addiction in this age group. For

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A new weapon to kill superbugs may be on the horizon after Harvard researchers created a synthetic compound called cresomycin.
Drugs Health

HIV’s shape-shifting protein reveals clues for smarter drug design

A study from the Salk Institute has found HIV’s ability to hijack human cells, uncovering a shape-shifting viral protein that could transform treatments for the

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The European Union approved AstraZeneca Plc and Amgen Inc.’s add-on therapy to treat adults with a chronic inflammatory condition of the nasal passages.
Drugs Health Pharma

AstraZeneca, Amgen’s drug for nasal inflammation gets EU nod

The European Union approved AstraZeneca Plc and Amgen Inc.’s add-on therapy to treat adults with a chronic inflammatory condition of the nasal passages.

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