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Decade-long study pinpoints baffling causes of epilepsy in children

he current treatment of cortical malformations in the anterior parts of the brain, or cerebrum, in vertebrates by its surgical removal to cure.

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China passes on Covid-19 infection data to WHO

China has provided the WHO with information about its outpatient clinics, hospitalizations, patients requiring emergency treatment and hospital deaths due to Coivd-19 infection,.

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UK’s AI stroke machine to cut treatment time by 60 mts

An artificial intelligence-powered machine can reduce the treatment time for stroke patients by 60 minutes and free up clinicians’ time.

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WHO issues medical product alert on Marion’s syrups

The WHO has issued a Medical Product Alert on India’s Marion Biotech’s Ambronol and DOK-1 Max syrups as they failed to meet quality.

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California sues insulin makers, PBMs, for skyrocketing prices

https://oag.ca.gov/news/press-releases/attorney-general-bonta-sues-nations-largest-insulin-makers-pharmacy-benefit

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Insilico announces positive phase 1 trial results for AI-designed IPF drug

Insilico Medicine, an AI biotech company, announced positive results from the Phase 1 clinical trial of INS018_055, its first-in-class drug for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

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BioNTech signs MoU with UK govt to start clinical trials for mRNA cancer vaccine

BioNTech signs MoU with the British government to start mRNA cancer trials

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Own bacteria may cause some infections in hospitals: Study

If you are in a hospital, then at times, you get bacterial infections from one source — yourself.

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Type 2 diabetes linked to an enzyme defect in obese people

In overweight or obese people, a defect in an enzyme, APT1, interferes with the ability to secrete insulin resulting in Type 2 diabetes,.

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Covid-19 viral genome sequence sharing with WHO falls 90%

The number of sequences to detect the presence of the Covid-19 viral genome, being shared with WHO, has dropped by more than 90%,.

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