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Biogen Inc., a US biotechnology company, has got marketing authorisation from the European medicines regulator for its drug to treat neurodegenerative disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.
Health Research

Not all low-grade prostate cancers are low risk: New study finds 30% risk

HQ Team August 2, 2025: A study published in JAMA Oncology is challenging the conventional belief that men diagnosed with Grade Group One.

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Cancer patients and survivors who drink alcohol make their treatment less effective and raise their chances of the disease returning — an exigency often ignored by caretakers.
Drugs Health Medical

New research highlights alcohol use and cancer risk link

HQ Team September 26, 2024: A recent report from the American Association for Cancer Research (AACR) reveals that though cancer-related fatalities have decreased.

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The US requires a warning label on social media platforms as they are significantly associated with “mental health harms” for adolescents, the United States Surgeon General, Dr Vivek Murthy wrote in an op-ed piece in the New York Times.
Climate Drugs Health

Millennials, Gen X are at elevated risk of developing cancer than older generations

HQ Team August 2, 2024:Cancer risk is higher among the younger generation than the older ones, according to a new study. Millennials and.

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Diabetes drugs used in weight-loss therapies may come with a risk of stomach paralysis, pancreatitis and bowel obstruction, a study by the University of British Columbia found.
Drugs Health Medical

Study finds unexpected link between weight loss and cancer risk

HQ Team March 4, 2024: Obesity is widely recognized as a risk factor for cancer, and a recent study sheds light on an.

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Fizzy drinks, mass-produced breads, many ready meals, and most breakfast cereals increase the risk of cancer as they contain higher salt, fat, sugar and artificial additives, a UK study revealed.
Health Medical Pharma

Junk food increase ovarian, brain cancer risk: UK study

Fizzy drinks, mass-produced breads, many ready meals, and most breakfast cereals increase the risk of cancer as they contain higher salt, fat, sugar.

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