Covid-19 vaccines increase life expectancy of heart patients, study
HQ Team May 13, 2024: New research says Covid-19 vaccines given to people suffering from heart failure improve their chances of living longer.
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HQ Team May 13, 2024: New research says Covid-19 vaccines given to people suffering from heart failure improve their chances of living longer.
Bharti Jayshankar February 29, 2024: From packaged snacks to sugary drinks, the allure of ultra-processed foods (UPF) has become a staple in many.
HQ Team February 21,2024: Loneliness is a pervasive epidemic affecting the youngest to the oldest, impacting their physical and mental health alike. As.
HQ Team November 21, 2023: Lead exposure remains a significant worldwide health risk, and a study has quantified its toll on both health.
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HQ Team July 25, 2023: Switzerland’s healthcare company, Roche, signed a pact with US-based Alnylam to jointly develop and commercialize a therapy to.
HQ Team July `4, 2023: Eli Lilly and Company will acquire private Versanis for $ 1.93 billion in cash to expand its portfolio.
HQ Team May 15, 2023: The use of non-sugar sweeteners leads to an increased risk of type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, and mortality.
Researchers from the University of Copenhagen in Denmark have found asymptomatic people with undetected obstructive coronary atherosclerosis increase their risk for a heart.
GE Healthcare has pulled out 688 medical systems that evaluate diseases, trauma, abnormalities and disorders, a move which USFDA termed a most severe.