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Pfizer Inc., announced that a late-stage study on its Adcetris drug, for treating the most common lymphoma, yielded positive results and improved overall survival rates.
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Pfizer says trials on lymphoma drug ā€˜positive,ā€™ extends life of patientsĀ 

HQ Team March 12, 2024: Pfizer Inc., announced that a late-stage study on its Adcetris drug, for treating the most common lymphoma, yielded.

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The FDA has issued revised draft guidance for early treatment of Alzheimerā€™s disease with drugmakers told to focus on medicines that are likely to predict a clinical benefit.
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FDA issues revised drug guidelines for early Alzheimerā€™s disease

HQ Team March 12, 2024: The FDA has issued revised draft guidance for early treatment of Alzheimerā€™s disease with drugmakers told to focus.

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Pregnancy is a state of hormonal ā€˜hatter-slatter.ā€™ Increased progesterone, estrogen and low levels of oxytocin (ā€˜love hormoneā€™) and serotonin (ā€˜happy hormoneā€™) all take a toll on the ā€œmom-to-beā€ mind. Lifestyle changes, including lactation, altered sleep patterns, changing family dynamics and several cultural and social norms get tangled.
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Opinion: In Hindu mythology — a story of postpartum depression

By Aparna S March 12, 2024: In Indian mythology, there was a demoness, Putana, who disguised as a beautiful damsel named Lalita tried.

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Swimming robots ā€” smaller than grains of sand ā€” have enough computing power to perform a task on their own without being guided by external signals, US electrical engineers revealed.
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Swimming microrobots may deliver drugs, hunt for pathogens

Ā Ā HQ Team March 11, 2024: Swimming robots ā€” smaller than grains of sand ā€” have enough computing power to perform a task on.

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Europe, one of the fastest-warming continents in the world, is not keeping pace with a rapidly growing climate crisis threatening its energy and food security and peopleā€™s health.
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Europe lagging behind efforts to keep climate crisis at bay: EEA

HQ Team March 11, 2024: Europe, one of the fastest-warming continents in the world, is not keeping pace with a rapidly growing climate.

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Obesity is a health risk that needs to be tackled worldwide
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Novo Nordisk unveils new drug to fight obesity, says 13% effective

HQ Team March 11, 2024: Danish drugmaker Novo Nordiskā€™s oral medicine, amycretin, for obesity can cause up to 13% weight loss, the company.

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The FDA has approved Pfizerā€™s Besponsa drug for pediatric patients aged one year and above to treat acute leukaemia.
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Pfizerā€™s pediatric leukaemia drug gets regulator FDA’s green light

HQ Team March 7, 2024: The FDA has approved Pfizerā€™s Besponsa drug for pediatric patients aged one year and above to treat acute.

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An 82-year-old German male, who took Covid-19 vaccine 217 times, did not have his immune system weakened but rather strengthened, researchers said.
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German male injects Covid-19 vaccines 217 times, immunity didnā€™t weaken

HQ Team March 7, 2024: An 82-year-old German male, who took Covid-19 vaccine 217 times, did not have his immune system weakened but.

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Greenhouse gas emissions will rob the Arctic ice asĀ early as the 2030sĀ in summer, resulting in a significant impact on seals and polar bears, and triggering coastal erosion.
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Arctic may be ice-free for a month by mid-century: UC Boulder researchers

HQ Team March 7, 2024: Greenhouse gas emissions will rob the Arctic ice asĀ early as the 2030sĀ in summer, resulting in a significant impact.

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A chip, developed by the US-based National Institute of Standards and Technology, to convert light into microwaves, can improve the quality of high-precision timing and communication systems, according to a statement.
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New chip to aid weather scientists, astronomers, cellphone firms

HQ Team March 7, 2024: A chip, developed by the US-based National Institute of Standards and Technology, to convert light into microwaves, can.

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