The substances under review — including BPC-157, TB-500 and Semax — are among those Joe Biden’s administration restricted from compounding, notably over lack of …
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For the combination drug, Pfizer said the FDA had set a target decision date in the last quarter of 2026
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ICMR-NIN consortium calls for healthier school food environment, stricter regulations on marketing
by AdminAccording to the consortium, its work focuses on generating research, policy analysis and advocacy to support India’s efforts to prevent diet-related NCDs by transforming …
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While self-care can be considered as a necessary component of dealing with minor diseases, it should not be a substitute for trained, medical help, …
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India has been among the first responders during Kenya’s public health emergencies
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FSSAI must finalise, notify Front-of-Pack nutrition Labelling norms in a time-bound manner: Parliamentary Panel
by AdminThe Panel was dismayed to note that the draft FOPNL regulations were notified on September 13, 2022, and that more than 14,000 stakeholder comments …
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Beyond childhood: the expanding possibilities of cochlear implants for hearing restoration
by AdminOne of the myths surrounding cochlear implants is that they are only meant for children. Adults of all ages can be implanted successfully, as …
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Experts will discuss causes, transmission, prevention, early detection and advances in treatment, while addressing common misconceptions about viral hepatitis
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No country for old people – building resilience to protect elderly from climate stressors
by AdminThere are many other factors including financial capacity, living alone, gender, age that intersect to render senior citizens particularly vulnerable during extreme climate events …
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Time spent in forests and gardens and by waterbodies is increasingly being seen as an addition to medication-based care. While research is still limited, …
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For fisherwomen, rising temperatures are only one part of a larger crisis. Pollution, ecological degradation, and changing seas are making livelihoods increasingly precarious
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60% of the countries were found to be still using antibiotics that WHO considers should no longer be prescribed