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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.
Health Research

Positive mindset may reduce alcohol-related risks, study finds

HQ Team May 9, 2025: A new study suggests that a person’s ability to maintain positive emotions could reduce the risk of alcohol-related.

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Dogs need careful breeding for improved health
Health Research

How genetic testing improves dog breeding

Alvina Miller May 9, 2025: In recent years, advancements in genetic science have transformed the world of animal breeding, especially when it comes.

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Merck Animal Health will invest $895 million in its US facility to develop novel parasiticides and therapeutics, and expand, filling and freeze dryer capacity, according to a company statement.
Drugs Health Pharma

Merck Animal Health to invest $895 million to expand facility in US

HQ Team May 8, 2025: Merck Animal Health will invest $895 million in its US facility to develop novel parasiticides and therapeutics, and.

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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

India grapples with thalassaemia crisis with 42 million carriers

HQ Team May 8, 2025: As the world observes World Thalassaemia Day on May 8, India faces a harsh reality—it is often called.

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Billionaire Bill Gates will donate more than $200 billion over the next two decades to prevent newborn child and maternal deaths, combat infectious diseases, Alzheimer’s, and close down the Gates Foundation on December 31, 2045.
Drugs Health Medical

Gates Foundation to shut in 2045, pledges $200 billion in next 20 years

HQ Team May 8, 2025: Billionaire Bill Gates will donate more than $200 billion over the next two decades to prevent newborn child.

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Israel’s Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, and US-based Launch Therapeutics, have joined hands to speed up the development of an experimental asthma drug.
Drugs Health Medical

Addressing India’s asthma crisis: Ensuring access to treatments for all

HQ Team May 7, 2025: It was World Asthma Day on May 6, and let us see how India has fared in the.

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Rats living in urban areas spread a deadly disease called Leptospirosis as they migrate within the cities, according to Tufts University researchers, who also discovered a method to test the kidneys of the mammals.
Climate Health Research

Rats in urban areas spread Leptospirosis as they migrate: Tufts study

HQ Team May 6, 2025: Rats living in urban areas spread a deadly disease called Leptospirosis as they migrate within the cities, according.

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Social determinants such as quality housing, education, and job opportunities can influence people’s health outcomes more than genetic influences or access to healthcare, according to a WHO report.
Climate Health Medical

Housing, education, jobs vital to health outcomes, not genes: WHO

HQ Team May 6, 2025: Social determinants such as quality housing, education, and job opportunities can influence people’s health outcomes more than genetic.

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In countries with low or middle incomes, physically punishing children result in poor health, lower academic performance and impaired social-emotional development, a study finds.
Health Medical Research

Physical punishment of kids leads to poor health: NYU researchers find

HQ Team May 6, 2025: In countries with low or middle incomes, physically punishing children result in poor health, lower academic performance and.

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Nuravax Inc. and its partner, the Institute for Molecular Medicine, have received a $3 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to advance its Alzheimer’s vaccine to human trials.
Drugs Health Pharma

Nuravax’s Alzheimer’s vaccine gets $3m grant to enter human trials

HQ Team May 5, 2025: Nuravax Inc. and its partner, the Institute for Molecular Medicine, have received a $3 million grant from the.

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