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Patients with cancer are markedly insulin-resistant, similar to people with type 2 diabetes, and it can lead to cancer spreading faster, according to a study by researchers at the University of Copenhagen.
Drugs Health

New pancreatic cancer vaccine shows promise in preventing recurrence in trial-1

HQ Team August 12, 2025: A new study published in the journal Nature Medicine has shown promising results for an experimental vaccine, ELI-002

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Climate Research

Lightning kills 320 million trees annually, climate change will escalate toll further

HQ Team August 12, 2025: A study published in the journal Global Change Biology has revealed that lightning kills approximately 320 million trees

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The US Food and Drug Administration has warned consumers not to use certain over-the-counter eye drop products due to the potential risk of infections.
Health

FDA approves VIZZ eye drops: A new option for presbyopia

HQ Team August 11, 2025: The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted approval to VIZZ (aceclidine ophthalmic solution 1.44%), an innovative

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Novartis AG, a global Switzerland-based pharmaceutical company, has agreed to pay Monte Rosa Therapeutics Inc., $150 million upfront to develop, manufacture and commercialise drug candidates, mainly in immunology.
Drugs Research

Novartis’s Ianalumab has positive Phase III results for Sjögren’s Syndrome

HQ Team August. 11, 2025: Novartis AG announced positive Phase III trial results for its experimental autoimmune drug, Ianalumab (VAY736), in treating Sjögren’s

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About 67 million people globally living with chronic fatigue syndrome have different genes compared to their healthy counterparts, initial findings from the world's largest research study on the illness reveal.
Health Pharma Research

UK researchers unravel 8 gene variants in chronic fatigue syndrome 

About 67 million people globally living with chronic fatigue syndrome have different genes compared to their healthy counterparts, initial findings from the world's

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Jazz Pharmaceuticals Plc’s treatment for a rare and aggressive brain tumour that affects children and adults got approval from the US regulator.
Drugs Health Pharma

Jazz Pharma’s oral drug for a type of brain tumour gets US approval 

Jazz Pharmaceuticals Plc’s treatment for a rare and aggressive brain tumour that affects children and adults got approval from the US regulator.

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Hanuman complex is very much implied in positive psychology in this sense. It helps individuals to rediscover their hidden potential. Rooted in Hanuman’s journey, literally across the sea of emotions, self-doubt and diffidence, it reminds us that when people are seen, heard and believed in, they fly.
Health Medical Opinion

Hanuman Complex: An Indian take on positive psychology and its human effect

Hanuman complex is very much implied in positive psychology in this sense. It helps individuals to rediscover their hidden potential. Rooted in Hanuman’s

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The Gates Foundation will support more than 40 innovations in five chronically underfunded areas in women’s health by spending $2.5 billion over the next five years.
Drugs Health Pharma

Gates Foundation to spend $2.5 billion on women’s health innovations

The Gates Foundation will support more than 40 innovations in five chronically underfunded areas in women’s health by spending $2.5 billion over the

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A 15-minute fast walk helped reduce mortality by 20%, mostly in low-income Black individuals in the US, a study finds.
Health Medical Research

A 15-minute brisk walk may cut mortality rate by 20%: Vanderbilt

A 15-minute fast walk helped reduce mortality by 20%, mostly in low-income Black individuals in the US, a study finds.

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The US Food and Drug Administration has approved Nuvation Bio Inc.’s medicine for adults who have a rare type of lung cancer caused by a specific genetic change.
Health Research

Physicians using AI viewed as less competent and trustworthy

HQ Team August 2, 2025: A new study conducted by Moritz Reis from the University of Wuerzburg in Germany and colleagues has shed

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