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Zydus gets FDA green light for drugs to treat diabetes, shingles

Zydus Lifesciences, a subsidiary of Zydus Pharmaceuticals US, has received two tentative FDA approvals, one for treating type 2 diabetes and the other.

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Kisspeptin hormone may cure hypoactive sexual desire disorder

Kisspeptin hormone could treat hypoactive sexual desire disorder when a person has an extremely low sex drive that causes distress, scientists from the.

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Eli Lilly plans $450 million extra to expand Research Triangle

Eli Lilly will invest an additional $450 million to expand its manufacturing capacity at Research Triangle Park facility in North Carolina.

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Merck says it has identified the cause of contamination of its diabetes medicines

Merck says its diabetes drugs got contaminated during storage and manufacturings and it will improve the same to prevent it in future

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Researchers discover new treatment for diabetic retinopathy

Singapore researchers have found a new therapeutic target that can treat diabetes related blindness

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Intermittent fasting can help in remission of Type 2 diabetes: Study

Intermittent fasting and a special diet can help in remission of Type 2 diabetes.

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Researchers find key cause of Type 2 diabetes and how to delay its progress

Researchers have found a potential way to slow down the decline in beta-cell function in Type 2 Diabetes

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Diabetes, obesity drugs boost Novo Nordisk profit, sales

Novo Nordisk net profit rose 14% year-on-year in nine months to September as it forecasted higher profit and sales for the year on.

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Low-carb diet helps lower blood sugar levels in pre-diabetics, says study

Following a low carb diet lowers blood sugar levels in pre-diabetic people

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Physical inactivity may put 500 million people at risk of diseases: WHO

HQ Team October 19, 2022: In another eight years, about 500 million people globally will develop a spate of non-communicable diseases due to.

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