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Climate Health Medical

Record decline in global carbon sinks in 2023; may upset climate models

HQ Team October 16, 2024: A new research  on the depleting carbon sinks on our planet has thrown up some crucial questions on

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Twenty-four European universities have formed a network to impart skills to 10,000 medical students across undergraduate degree programmes to address current and future climate-related health threats, according to a  statement from the University of Glasgow.
Climate Health Pharma

European body to teach medical students health risks from climate change

Twenty-four European universities have formed a network to impart skills to 10,000 medical students across undergraduate degree programmes to address current and future

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India’s coronary drug-eluting stent market may grow at a compound annual growth rate of 4% until 2033 on the back of a rise in coronary artery diseases, according to UK-based data analytics and consulting company, GlobalData.
Drugs Medical Pharma

Coronary drug-eluting stent market to grow 4% in India till 2033: Report

India’s coronary drug-eluting stent market may grow at a compound annual growth rate of 4% until 2033 on the back of a rise

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Casual use of mental health language often describes behaviours that do not correlate with actual conditions, under the impression that it is “trendy.” 
Health Medical Opinion Pharma

Opinion: Casual mental health words spicing up normal chats not justifiable

By Aparna S October 16, 2024: Is it okay to use mental health words casually in everyday conversations? If you believe that this

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Drugs Health Medical

Understanding dementia: signs and care strategies for loved ones

Alvina Miller October 15, 2024: Finding out that you or someone close to you might have dementia can be really upsetting. But learning

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Denmark’s Novo Nordisk declared its late-stage experimental once-weekly diabetes drug IcoSema achieved its primary endpoint of proving “non-inferiority” in lowering blood sugar levels.
Drugs Health Medical

Breakthrough treatment may end insulin use in type 2 diabetic patients

HQ Team October 15, 2024: A recent study presented at the United European Gastroenterology Week congress in Vienna unveiled a procedure that could

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Uric acid may emerge as a potential therapy to treat ischemic stroke after US researchers discovered a new method in studies on animals.
Drugs Health Medical

Danish study reveals half of patients with sepsis die within two years

HQ Team October 15, 2024: Severe sepsis and septic shock are major causes of mortality in intensive care unit (ICU) patients. According to

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British drugmaker, GSK Plc.’s multiple myeloma drug, Blenrep, reduced the risk of disease progression or death by about 50% when compared to a standard-of-care combination, according to the company.
Drugs Health Medical

New CAR T-cell therapy offers hope for children with aggressive blood cancer

HQ Team October 14, 2024: Children with aggressive blood cancer may soon have access to a new treatment, CAR T-cell therapy, targeting T-cell

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H. Lundbeck A/S, a Danish drugmaker, plans to acquire California, US-based Longboard Pharmaceuticals for $2.6 billion, giving it access to a late-stage drug to treat seizures in a group of rare epilepsies.
Drugs Health Pharma

Lundbeck targets epileptic drug, to buy Longboard for $2.6 billion

H. Lundbeck A/S, a Danish drugmaker, plans to acquire California, US-based Longboard Pharmaceuticals for $2.6 billion, giving it access to a late-stage drug

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Seventeen dangerous disease outbreaks, such as the Marburg virus and the latest strain of avian influenza this year, have increased the likelihood of new pandemics, and global readiness remains inadequate, according to the World Health Organization.
Drugs Health Pharma

Pandemic threat looms, nations unprepared to handle crisis: WHO

Seventeen dangerous disease outbreaks, such as the Marburg virus and the latest strain of avian influenza this year, have increased the likelihood of

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