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New therapy for bone marrow cancer shows 73% success rate

Researchers, who conducted two clinical trials, have developed a therapy that makes the immune system destroy bone marrow cancer cells.

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Portable malaria detection tool without blood tests works in 10 seconds

A harmless beam of infrared light on a person’s finger or ear can detect malaria in five to ten seconds, researchers from the.

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Depression rose threefold among US citizens at start of Covid-19Ā pandemic

Depression among US citizens has registered a threefold rise due to a sudden economic fallout at the start of Covid-19 pandemic, Ā  according.

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Antibiotic resistance linked to higher arsenic content in drinking water

A rise in arsenic levels in drinking water may result in higher antibiotic resistance of diarrhea-causing Escherichia coli bacteria in children, a study.

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Sun Pharma’s facility listed under FDA import alert

Indian drugmaker Sun Pharmaceutical Industries, facility in western Gujarat state, has been listed by the Food & Drug Administration under "import alert," according.

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US e-cigarette maker settles 5,000 lawsuits

Juul Labs, a US-based e-cigarette maker, announced that it had reached a settlement covering 5,000 lawsuits that accused the company of marketing to.

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Cambridge scientists develop repurposed liver drug to combat Covid-19ļæ¼

An off-patent drug used to treat lung disease has been identified by scientists at theĀ University of CambridgeĀ as a potential medicine to fight the.

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Pfizer to invest $1.26 billion in Belgium plant in European expansion plan

Pfizer Inc. plans to invest 1.2 billion euros (($1.26 billion) in its plant in Belgium over the next three years to expand in.

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Covid-19 virus leads to lung damage in UK patients after hospitalization

The Covid-19 virus, in some of the British patients discharged from hospitals, has led to lung damage which is irreversible and may get.

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Israeli researchers develop artificially intelligent pathological assistantsļæ¼

Israeli researchers have succeeded in making computers into pathological assistants at a time when healthcare companies are trying to overcome a global shortage.

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