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Global temperatures, disruptive weather, and climate patterns are set to soar during the July-September period as El Niño conditions have developed in the tropical Pacific for the first time in seven years, according to the WMO.
Climate Health Pharma

El Nino to ignite global temperatures during rest of 2023; first in 7 years

HQ Team July 4, 2023: Global temperatures, disruptive weather, and climate patterns are set to soar during the July-September period as El Niño.

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Sodium fluoride, a compound found in toothpaste, can enhance and protect the next-generation batteries in electric vehicles, according to researchers at the US Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory.
Climate Health Pharma

Toothpaste compound may make electric cars safer, travel longer

HQ Team July 4, 2023: Sodium fluoride, a compound found in toothpaste, can enhance and protect the next-generation batteries in electric vehicles, according.

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Australia became the first country to allow authorized psychiatrists to prescribe psychedelic substances psilocybin and methylenedioxy-methamphetamine (MDMA) for the treatment of certain mental health conditions.
Drugs Health Pharma

Australia first to allow ecstasy, psilocybin as psychedelics prescriptions

HQ Team July 4, 2023: Australia became the first country to allow authorized psychiatrists to prescribe psychedelic substances psilocybin and methylenedioxy-methamphetamine (MDMA) for.

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Samsung Biologics Co., the biotech arm of South Korea's Samsung Group, has inked two deals worth $897 million with Pfizer to make the US-based company’s products.
Drugs Health Pharma

Samsung Biologics inks $879 million deal with Pfizer to make drugs

HQ Team July 4, 2023: Samsung Biologics Co., the biotech arm of South Korea’s Samsung Group, has inked two deals worth $897 million.

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Rising costs of prescription drugs driven by profit rather than new research and benefits
Drugs Health Medical Pharma

Personalised 3D printed medicines seem to be the future of healthcare

HQ Team July3, 2023: 3D printing has expanded from industrial prototyping to healthcare and medicine applications. The method has advanced to allow for.

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Biological or chemical threats may be lurking in the universe’s chemical world, or cures for disease and tackling climate change are likely to be hidden among the vast sea of unknown compounds.
Climate Health Pharma

Scientists hunt ways to unearth hidden structures in 99% of world’s chemical compounds 

HQ Team July 2, 2023: Biological or chemical threats may be lurking in the universe’s chemical world, or cures for disease and tackling.

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Airseas, a French company that makes automated kites to channel wind power to tow cargo ships, plans to open a factory to make its Seawing systems as demand for decarbonized solutions in the shipping industry rises.
Climate Health Pharma

Airseas, green kite maker towing cargo ships, to open factory as demand surges 

HQ Team July 1, 2023: Airseas, a French company that makes automated kites to channel wind power to tow cargo ships, plans to.

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Researchers at the University of Cambridge have moved away from cells of zebrafish and mice to create a “human embryo-like model” from human cells to predict early-stage pregnancy failures.
Drugs Health Pharma

Human embryo model to predict early stage pregnancy failure

Researchers at the University of Cambridge have moved away from cells of zebrafish and mice to create a “human embryo-like model” from human.

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Artificial sweetener, sucralose, is “genotoxic” as it breaks up the DNA and also causes damage to the gut lining or leaky gut, a study reveals.
Drugs Health Pharma

Artificial sweetener sucralose breaks up DNA, may cause ‘leaky gut’

HQ Team June 30, 2023: Artificial sweetener, sucralose, is “genotoxic” as it breaks up the DNA and causes damage to the gut lining.

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Health Medical Pharma

Meta study finds strong link between gut microbes and autism

HQ Team June 29, 2023: Recent research has shed new light on the connection between autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and the body’s ‘second.

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