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Novo Nordisk will invest 6.4 billion reais ($1.05 billion) in Brazil’s Monte Claros to expand its production of injectable treatments for people living with obesity and chronic diseases.
Drugs Medical Pharma

Novo Nordisk to invest $1.05b in Monte Claros facility in Brazil

HQ Team April 10, 2025: Novo Nordisk will invest 6.4 billion reais ($1.05 billion) in Brazil’s Monte Claros to expand its production of.

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Sweden’s researchers have recorded 300 times higher methane emissions in open patches of Siljan Ring lakes, the largest meteorite crater in Europe, raising climate concerns.
Climate Health Research

Europe’s largest meteorite crater’s methane output remains a mystery

HQ Team April 10, 2025: Sweden’s researchers have recorded 300 times higher methane emissions in open patches of Siljan Ring lakes, the largest.

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Kawasaki Heavy Industries has unveiled a concept off-road personal mobility vehicle with an all-terrain capability that resembles a horse.
Climate Health Research

Kawasaki unveils hydrogen-powered all-terrain personal mobility vehicle 

HQ Team April 10, 2025: Kawasaki Heavy Industries has unveiled a concept off-road personal mobility vehicle with an all-terrain capability that resembles a.

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Sonia Vallabh, a graduate of Harvard Law School and her husband  Eric Minikel, who holds a planning degree from MIT, re-engineered their careers to do research into prion disease when she was diagnosed with the disorder. Now their research may lead to a treatment if not a cure in the not-too-distant future, according to a statement from Harvard.
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Patient-scientist behind new gene-editing tool for prion disease

HQ Team April 10, 2025:  Sonia Vallabh, a graduate of Harvard Law School and her husband  Eric Minikel, who holds a planning degree.

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Children living in the Central African Republic, Chad, Nigeria, Guinea, Somalia and Guinea-Bissau are most vulnerable to cyclones, heat waves, access to essential services and other environmental shocks, a new UN report revealed.
Health Research

11 million new HIV cases predicted as aid cuts reverse decades of progress

Swati Mishra April 9, 2025: “We will see HIV come back—and people dying the way we saw in the 1990s and 2000s,” warned.

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One in five Indians are Vitamin D deficient, a silent epidemic affecting 46% of children aged 0-10 years, with policymakers having no comprehensive roadmap to address the issue, a study finds.
Health Medical Research

One in five Indians are vitamin D deficient, no ‘clear’ roadmap in place

HQ Team April 9, 2025:  One in five Indians are Vitamin D deficient, a silent epidemic affecting 46% of children aged 0-10 years,.

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The United Nations has warned that “unprecedented” global aid cuts could derail a three-year trend of a 40% decline in maternal deaths as one maternal death occurred every two minutes worldwide in 2023.
Drugs Health Pharma

Maternal mortality rates may fail UN goal, global aid cuts the main culprit 

HQ Team April 9, 2025: The United Nations has warned that “unprecedented” global aid cuts could derail a three-year trend of a 40%.

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Number of twin pregnancies have gone up in last two decades
Health

Twins show slower growth than singletons in early pregnancy

Swati Mishra April 7, 2025: Multiple pregnancy, where a mother carries more than one baby in the womb, comes with its own set.

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Marathons may affect the brain causing the organ to eat itself to make up for fuel lost during the run, and the effect is reversible, according to Spanish researchers.
Health Medical Pharma

Marathoner’s brain eats itself, effect is reversible: Spanish researchers

HQ Team April 6, 2025: Marathons may affect the brain causing the organ to eat itself to make up for fuel lost during.

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Remember that Covid-19 is still with us, continuously evolving and forming new lineages and we still need to stay ahead of it. Maintaining a cautious vigilance rather than undue panic is the need of the day.
Health Research

COVID-19 increases risk of other infections, study finds

HQ Team April 5, 2025: A recent study reveals that COVID-19 patients face increased risks of other infections for at least a year.

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