Drugs

1 in 6 people rate bad primary care as “fine”, reveals 18-country survey

HQ Team July 24, 2026: Nearly one in six people surveyed across 18 countries rated a textbook case of poor primary care, including.

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Drugs

Eli Lilly spent $3.8 billion on psychedelics. Here’s the reason why

HQ Team July 23, 2026: Eli Lilly, the pharma company behind weight-loss blockbusters Mounjaro and Zepbound recently agreed to buy AtaiBeckley, a psychedelic.

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Drugs

Health benefits hype drive FDA to review 7 peptides and their sale

HQ Team July 23, 2026: Peptides, the short chains of amino acids that serve as the building blocks of proteins, are generating significant.

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Drugs Health

US measles cases hit a 35-year high at 2,295

HQ Team July 22, 2026: The United States has recorded 2,295 measles cases,  the highest total in 35 years. The raw number is.

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Drugs

FDA updated drug labelling regulations guide (2026)

HQ Team July 21, 2026: Every prescription drug sold in the United States carries labelling that the FDA treats as a legal document,.

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Pharma

The weight-loss drug race just got crowded

Jay Shankar July 21, 2026: Global obesity medicine sales hit $66 billion in 2025 and are on track to reach $92 billion this.

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Health Research

Pandemic-born four-year-olds read well but struggle to focus: Study

July18,2026: One in three four-year-olds born during England’s first COVID-19 lockdown is struggling to focus, follow instructions, or manage frustration in the classroom.

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Drugs Health

Scientists map 641 new schizophrenia genes using “Social Network” for DNA

HQ Team June 24,2026: Scientists have discovered 641 previously unknown genes linked to schizophrenia, using a revolutionary method that maps how genes “talk” to.

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Drugs

New procedure, GAE, halves knee pain in osteoarthritis patients

HQ Team June 23, 2026: A minimally invasive procedure that blocks the small blood vessels supplying an arthritic knee can reduce pain by.

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Drugs

Who is buying India’s hospitals and what it means for its 1.4 Billion people?

HQ Team Editor’s Note: The need for this story arose out of discussions on healthcare access difficulties in the developed world. Horror stories.

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