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A new artificial intelligence model developed by researchers at Johns Hopkins University can predict whether a patient is likely to experience a cardiac arrest much better than doctors, who rely on limited clinical symptoms.
Health Medical Research

Doctors step aside, AI can predict patients at risk of cardiac arrest

HQ Team July 7, 2025: A new artificial intelligence model developed by researchers at Johns Hopkins University can predict whether patients are likely.

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Scientists can tell how fast or gracefully you are ageing from a single magnetic resonance image of your brain, according to researchers at Duke University.
Health Medical Research

Duke researchers’ tool helps know how fast you are ageing, future diseases

HQ Team July 7, 2025: Scientists can tell how fast or gracefully you are ageing from a single magnetic resonance image of your.

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A sponge-like material with long, microscopic air pockets that uses sunlight and a simple plastic cover can turn saltwater into freshwater, according to Chinese researchers.
Climate Health Research

Chinese researchers use aerogels, sunlight to desalinate seawater

HQ Team July 6, 2025: A sponge-like material with long, microscopic air pockets that uses sunlight and a simple plastic cover can turn.

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Dog with a family
Health Opinion

Balancing work and companionship; choosing the right dog for your lifestyle

Alvina Miller July 2, 2025: In today’s fast-paced world, many people juggle demanding careers with personal aspirations for companionship and emotional connection. One.

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Novartis AG’s end-stage trial of a drug to treat the inflammation of arteries, which affects people aged over 50 years, has failed to meet its primary goal of being symptom-free after a year of therapy.
Drugs Health Pharma

Novartis’ drug to treat inflammation of arteries fails in end-stage trials

HQ Team July 3, 2025: Novartis AG’s end-stage trial of a drug to treat the inflammation of arteries, which affects people aged over.

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The World Health Organization has unveiled a '3 by 35 initiative,’ urging governments to impose a health tax of about 50% on alcohol, sugary drinks and tobacco that are fuelling a noncommunicable disease (NCD) epidemic globally.
Drugs Health Pharma

Slap 50% tax on alcohol, sugary drinks, tobacco to curb NCDs: WHO

HQ Team July 3, 2025: The World Health Organization has unveiled a ‘3 by 35 initiative,’ urging governments to impose a health tax.

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Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.’s drug for a type of blood cancer in patients who have received four treatments before, and the disease has recurred, has received the US regulator’s green light.
Drugs Health Pharma

Regenron’s drug to treat a type of blood cancer gets US regulator’s nod

HQ Team June 3, 2025: Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.’s drug for a type of blood cancer in patients who have received four treatments before,.

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Organon & Co. has discontinued its clinical development programme for an oral medicine to treat endometriosis-related pain after it failed to meet its main efficacy goal.
Drugs Health Pharma

Organon halts endometriosis drug trial as it fails to meet efficacy goal

HQ Team July 2, 2025: Organon & Co. has discontinued its clinical development programme for an oral medicine to treat endometriosis-related pain after.

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Drugs Health Medical

One child killed or maimed every 15 minutes in Middle East, North Africa

HQ Team July 2, 2025: In less than two years, one child has been killed or maimed every 15 minutes in conflicts across.

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A majority of clinical research on adult Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) suffers from serious methodological shortcomings, making it difficult to use the results in practice, according to researchers from the University of Copenhagen and the University of SĂŁo Paulo.
Drugs Health Research

Researchers find serious flaws in clinical trials with adult ADHD patients

HQ Team July 2, 2025: A majority of clinical research on adult Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) suffers from serious methodological shortcomings, making.

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