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Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk’s combination drug achieved a 22.7% weight-loss reduction compared to a dummy drug during end-stage trials, according to a statement.
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Novo Nordisk says its drug CargiSema cuts body weight by 22.7% in adults

Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk’s combination drug achieved a 22.7% weight-loss reduction compared to a dummy drug during end-stage trials, according to a.

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Elevated β-hCG linked to BRCA1 mutations in breast cancer

Bharti Jayshankar December 16, 2024: Researchers at the Rajiv Gandhi Biotechnology Centre, Kerala, delving into the molecular mechanisms of tumorigenesis by BRCA1 gene,.

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Eli Lilly and Company will invest $3 billion in the US to expand its manufacturing facility to meet a rise in demand for medicines in the areas of diabetes and obesity.
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Eli Lilly to expand US facility as demand soars for diabetes, obesity medicines

Eli Lilly and Company will invest $3 billion in the US to expand its manufacturing facility to meet a rise in demand for.

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Cepheid Inc., a US molecular diagnostics company and a wholly-owned arm of Danaher Corporation has been granted WHO prequalification for its diagnostic tests for tuberculosis.
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Danaher’s Cepheid gets first WHO prequalification nod for TB tests

Cepheid Inc., a US molecular diagnostics company and a wholly-owned arm of Danaher Corporation has been granted WHO prequalification for its diagnostic tests.

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Alzheimer's disease has an initial silent and slow phase before the second stage of a destructive accumulation of plaques, tangles and other symptoms occurs, a brain-mapping study funded by the National Institutes of Health finds.
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EU regulators reverse course, approve Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi

HQ Team November 19, 2024: The European Medicines Agency (EMA) granted conditional approval for lecanemab, for the treatment of early Alzheimer’s disease in.

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Climate inaction may cost the global economy $190 trillion by 2070 due to a decline in agricultural and labour productivity and damage to capital and land, according to a Deloitte report.
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Climate inaction may cost global economy $190 trillion: Deloitte

Climate inaction may cost the global economy $190 trillion by 2070 due to a decline in agricultural and labour productivity and damage to capital and.

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Sixty percent of the patients treated with Pfizer’s Lorbrena drug, for a rare form of advanced lung cancer, were alive without disease progression after five years, according to company data.
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Review finds links between allergic diseases and mental health conditions

HQ Team November 15, 2024:Allergies are a source of great social and physical impairment for people suffering from them. Treatments are long-drawn, expensive.

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Planet Earth had its hottest ever week early this month, with an unprecedented rise in sea temperatures and record Antarctic sea ice loss, according to the World Meteorological Organization.
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Accelerated Greenland ice sheet loss raises concerns over sea level rise

HQ Team January 18, 2024: The Greenland ice sheet has lost approximately 1,965 square miles since 1985 – an area roughly the size.

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More than 35,000 sexual safety incidents, ranging from abusive remarks to rape, have been allegedly perpetrated by staff, patients, or visitors at the National Health Service of the UK for five years ending 2022, a probe by The Guardian and British Medical Journal found.
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Bipolar disorder linked to significant decrease in life expectancy

HQ Team January 6, 2024: A recent study from the University of Michigan reveals a surprising correlation between bipolar disorder and a significant.

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Eco-friendly paper straws contain harmful “Forever chemicals,” new study reveals

HQ team August 26, 2023: A new study conducted by Belgian researchers has raised concerns about the safety of so-called “eco-friendly” paper drinking.

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