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Novartis AG’s treatment for malaria in infants and newborns weighing between two and five kilograms has been approved in Switzerland, and eight African nations are set to follow.
Drugs Health

WHO clears malaria treatment designed for newborns and infants

Swati Sri April 25, 2026: The World Health Organisation (WHO), prequalified the first anti malaria treatment developed specifically for newborns and young infants.

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The WHO’s rapid test will be used as the first method to diagnose tuberculosis and the global health agency will license one TB vaccine in a bid to reach 90% of the patients and to end the epidemic.
Health Research

Global TB report; disease continues to be world’s top infectious killer

HQ Team November 15, 2025: Tuberculosis (TB), an ancient disease that has plagued humanity for millennia, remains a formidable global health crisis. Despite.

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Obesity is a health risk that needs to be tackled worldwide
Health Medical

Weight loss offers health benefits, even if pounds creep back: Study

Bharti Jayshankar March 24, 2025: University of Gothenburg researchers have uncovered a silver lining for those who struggle to maintain weight loss. According.

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ADHD medicine
Drugs

UN narcotics agency places 6 new substances under international control

March 14, 2025 –The United Nations Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) has decided to place five new psychoactive substances and one medicine under.

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Loneliness may contribute to a higher risk of heart disease, stroke and susceptibility to infections, according to a study conducted by the University of Cambridge and Fudan University involving 42,000 adults.
Drugs Health Research

Effects of loneliness, social isolation leave their mark on blood: Cambridge study

Loneliness may contribute to a higher risk of heart disease, stroke and susceptibility to infections, according to a study conducted by the University.

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A ransomware group has breached the information security network of India's Sun Pharmaceuticals unit, and there is a possibility that "file systems, business and personal data" might have been compromised.
Climate Health Medical Research

AI’s energy demands linked to asthma risks, premature deaths

Bharti Jayshankar December 11, 2024: The rapid expansion of data centres driven by artificial intelligence (AI) is raising serious public health concerns, with.

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obesity
Health Medical

Belly fat during middle age linked to Alzheimer’s disease risk

Bharti Jayshankar December 3, 2024: If you are overweight and have accumulated body fat around your belly in your middle years then you.

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HPV vaccine
Health

HPV vaccines effective in reducing cervical cancer deaths: A decade of progress

Swati Deshmukh December 2, 2024: The human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine is significantly reducing cervical cancer deaths in the United States, finds a study..

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Diseases
Climate

Small nations at risk of climate change floodings despite least emissions

HQ Team November 11, 2024: A recent study led by the University of Bristol has revealed alarming insights into the vulnerability of Small.

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Dengue has claimed the lives of more than 1,000 people in Bangladesh since January as 79,598 cases, the highest so far this year, were reported in September.
Climate Health Pharma

Public health: ‘Either we all live in a decent world, or nobody does’

HQ Team In our search for websites and organizations engaged in community health, public policy and similar endeavors, we came across “The Third.

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