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Casual use of mental health language often describes behaviours that do not correlate with actual conditions, under the impression that it is “trendy.” 
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Opinion: Casual mental health words spicing up normal chats not justifiable

By Aparna S October 16, 2024: Is it okay to use mental health words casually in everyday conversations? If you believe that this.

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Understanding dementia: signs and care strategies for loved ones

Alvina Miller October 15, 2024: Finding out that you or someone close to you might have dementia can be really upsetting. But learning.

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Denmark’s Novo Nordisk declared its late-stage experimental once-weekly diabetes drug IcoSema achieved its primary endpoint of proving “non-inferiority” in lowering blood sugar levels.
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Breakthrough treatment may end insulin use in type 2 diabetic patients

HQ Team October 15, 2024: A recent study presented at the United European Gastroenterology Week congress in Vienna unveiled a procedure that could.

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Uric acid may emerge as a potential therapy to treat ischemic stroke after US researchers discovered a new method in studies on animals.
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Danish study reveals half of patients with sepsis die within two years

HQ Team October 15, 2024: Severe sepsis and septic shock are major causes of mortality in intensive care unit (ICU) patients. According to.

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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.
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New CAR T-cell therapy offers hope for children with aggressive blood cancer

HQ Team October 14, 2024: Children with aggressive blood cancer may soon have access to a new treatment, CAR T-cell therapy, targeting T-cell.

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US-based Baxter International Inc., is implementing an allocation policy to limit stockpiling of its drugs after Hurricane Helene ripped through its facility in North Carolina.
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Baxter plans to limit stockpiling of its drugs after Hurricane Helene

US-based Baxter International Inc., is implementing an allocation policy to limit stockpiling of its drugs after Hurricane Helene ripped through its facility in.

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Dengue cases in the Americas Region exceeded the number of cases historically reported in a year, as compared to all previously recorded years, according to the Pan American Health Organization.
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Dengue cases at an all-time high in Americas Region: PAHO report

Dengue cases in the Americas Region exceeded the number of cases historically reported in a year, as compared to all previously recorded years,.

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AbbVie Inc., will buy Cerevel Therapeutics, developing drugs for neuroscience diseases, for $8.7 billion in a bid to boost the North Chicago, Illinois-based company’s presence in the psychiatric and neurological disorder segment.
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Human life expectancy has hit its upper limits, says US research

HQ Team October 8, 2024:Humanity is hitting the upper limit of life expectancy, according to a new study. Medical advances have led to.

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Johnson and Johnson discontinued a study of an investigational drug to treat bladder cancer after it failed to yield desired results
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J&J stops trials on drug to treat muscle-invasive bladder cancer

Johnson and Johnson discontinued a study of an investigational drug to treat bladder cancer after it failed to yield desired results

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The FDA has warned consumers against the use of fast-act rheum and UA-Block capsules used to treat inflammation and joint pains as it contains substances that raise blood sugar, heart attacks, and stroke.
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Balancing gut bacteria can reduce inflammation in rheumatoid arthritis

HQ Team October 7, 2024: Rheumatoid arthritis (RA), an autoimmune disease that causes joint and bone inflammation, is affected by gut bacteria. Researchers.

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