Climate Health Pharma

Drought killed 40,000 Somalians last year, WHO-UNICEF-Govt study reports

An estimated 40,000 Somalians may have died last year in a drought caused by the failure of six consecutive rainy seasons, a new.

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Climate Health Pharma

Water-related diseases claim 800,000 people’s lives every year

About 800,000 people die yearly from diseases directly linked to unsafe water, inadequate sanitation, poor hygiene practices, and water-related hazards have increased at.

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Health Medical Pharma

WHO advisors urge China to release all data on COVID-19 origins

The WHO’s scientific advisors have called on China to release all data relating to the COVID-19 origins after a new report hinted at.

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Drugs Health Medical Pharma

FDA panel votes for full approval of Pfizer’s covid pill Paxlovid

The FDA’s advisory panel recommended full approval of Pfizer’s Covid antiviral treatment Paxlovid for high-risk adults.

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Drugs Health Medical Pharma

New report opens a can of worms on COVID-19 origins, WHO steps in

The WHO slammed the Chinese authorities for not being transparent in sharing data related to COVID-19 origins and urged Beijing to conduct "investigations.

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Drugs Health Pharma

83.3% ACS patients achieve normality: Lupin Digital Health study

Lupin Digital Health, a fully-owned subsidiary of Lupin, stated 83.3% of study patients with the acute coronary syndrome (ACS) maintained their vital signs.

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Health Medical Pharma

Fifty-five nations facing a shortage of health workers: WHO

he WHO has identified 55 nations vulnerable to a shortfall in health workers needed to fulfil the UN’s charter for universal health coverage.

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Drugs Health Medical

Leukaemia drug effective in treating breast cancer metastatic relapse

A mice study showed promising results in treating secondary recurrence of breast cancer in lungs

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Climate Health

Scientists call for legally-binding global treaty to pull out space debris

As the number of satellites skyrockets, scientists have called for a legally-binding global treaty to ensure the safety of Earth's orbit from space.

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Health Medical

Dim lights hours before sleep to avoid gestational diabetes mellitus

Exposure to bright lights before sleep can induce gestational diabetes mellitus in pregnant women, a study by Northwestern Medicine, an affiliate of Northwestern.

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