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HEALTH29m agoTelix Completes Enrollment in Phase 3 BiPASS Study , Aligns with FDA on NDA PathwayTelix has finished enrolling participants for its Phase 3 BiPASS study and has coordinated with the FDA regarding the New Drug Application process, marking progress in drug development.singaporestar.com · Singapore
HEALTH1h agoAndhra CM orders inquiry after villagers fall ill following anti-malaria drug distributionMedicines were given to 71 people at Gollaguppa village; 29 were taken to the Bhadrachalam Area Hospital and 24 are at the Lakshmipuram Primary Health CentreThe Hindu
HEALTH1h agoSt . Bernards to use $14 . 5 million in state funding for regional health network , technologySt. Bernards will utilize $14.5 million in state funding to establish a regional health network and acquire new technology. This investment aims to improve healthcare infrastructure and services in the region.kait8.com · United States
HEALTH1h agoCM revamps J & K cancer treatment , management fund for poorThe Chief Minister has revamped the cancer treatment and management fund for the poor in Jammu & Kashmir. This initiative aims to improve healthcare access for vulnerable populations.kashmirreader.com · India
HEALTH1h agoCrooner Lionel Richie remains in hospitalSinger Lionel Richie is currently hospitalized. This reports on the health status of a public figure.maitlandmercury.com.au · Australia
HEALTH2h agoThe science - backed health benefits of drinking TEA – NaturalNews . comThis article discusses the health benefits of drinking tea, supported by scientific evidence. It provides information on wellness and nutrition.naturalnews.com · United States
HEALTH2h agoPopular sweetener may raise heart attack or stroke risk , new study suggestsA new study suggests that a popular artificial sweetener may increase the risk of heart attack or stroke. This research highlights potential health implications for consumers.koat.com · United States
HEALTH2h agoCongo Ebola Caseload Tops 6 , 000 as Concerns Growen.tempo.co
HEALTH2h agoBlood Bank of Delmarva Blood DriveThe Blood Bank of Delmarva is hosting a blood drive. This event aims to collect blood donations to support community health needs.wmdt.com · United States
HEALTH3h agoJapan’s deadliest delicacy is getting more dangerousJapan’s most dangerous delicacy is getting harder to prepare safely as warming seas push different pufferfish species into the same waters, where they are inbreeding to produce hybrids whose lethal toxins are not yet fully understood. Fugu – the collective Japanese name for several species of edible pufferfish – is prized as much for the danger surrounding its preparation as for its subtle flavour. Many species contain tetrodotoxin, a powerful neurotoxin with no known antidote that can cause...South China Morning Post
HEALTH3h agoWhat it like to live with – and lose – a loved one with CTEThis article explores the experience of living with and losing a loved one to CTE (Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy). It sheds light on the personal and emotional impact of this neurological condition.wcvb.com · United States
HEALTH4h agoAfrica grows more tobacco, spends more on imported cigarettes — WHOBy Damilola Samuel Tobacco-leaf production is declining worldwide but continues to rise in Africa, with the continent recording an almost nine per cent increase between 2012 and 2024, according to a new analysis by the World Health Organisation, WHO. The analysis found that global tobacco-leaf production fell by nearly 19 per cent over the same […] The post Africa grows more tobacco, spends more on imported cigarettes — WHO appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
HEALTH4h agoThe dangers of 'eating jet lag': Why eating at irregular hours is bad for your healthA large-scale French study suggests that men who eat meals at highly variable times between workdays and days off face an increased risk of cardiovascular disease.Le Monde [en]
HEALTH4h agoEvent : Painting Rocks for Light the Way Suicide Awareness walk . - PortageOnline . com - Local news , Weather , Sports , Free Classifieds and Job ListingsAn event is being held where participants paint rocks for the "Light the Way" Suicide Awareness walk. This community activity aims to raise awareness for mental health.portageonline.com · Canada
HEALTH4h agoPopular sweetener may raise heart attack or stroke risk , new study suggestsA new study indicates that a popular sweetener may increase the risk of heart attack or stroke. This suggests a potential health concern associated with its consumption.kcra.com · United States
HEALTH4h agoFormer users warn of deadly dangers lurking in today street drugsFormer drug users are warning about the deadly dangers associated with contemporary street drugs. This highlights a significant public health and safety concern regarding illicit substance use.cochranetimespost.ca · Canada
HEALTH5h agoWellington Clinics denies involvement in alleged kidney transplant deal…Suspends renal transplant services By Chidinma Chukwu ABUJA — Wellington Clinics, Abuja, has denied involvement in any financial transaction linked to a controversial kidney transplant performed at its facility, saying its role was limited to providing an equipped theatre and a conducive environment for the procedure. The hospital said the transplant was conducted by an […] The post Wellington Clinics denies involvement in alleged kidney transplant deal appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
HEALTH5h agoLassa fever deaths hit 252 as Nigeria records 14 new casesVanguard Nigeria
HEALTH6h agoUN Relief Chief urges swift international action as Ebola spreads in DR Congozimbabwestar.com · Zimbabwe
HEALTH6h agoFestival pill testing to become permanent after trialFestival pill testing is set to become a permanent fixture following a successful trial period. This represents a significant policy change in public health and drug harm reduction.edenmagnet.com.au · Australia
HEALTH6h agoNew Jersey Hospital Settles $15M Case Over Fatal Asthma DischargeA New Jersey hospital has settled a $15 million case regarding a fatal asthma discharge. This settlement addresses allegations of medical negligence that led to a patient's death.magic983.com · United States
HEALTH7h agoOne of the World Most Neglected Killers Is Far Deadlier Than Official Numbers Suggest . Snakebites Could Be Killing 513 , 000 People a YearA report suggests that snakebites are a highly neglected global health issue, potentially causing significantly more deaths than officially recorded, estimated at 513,000 annually. This highlights an underrecognized health crisis with widespread impact.zmescience.com · United States
HEALTH7h agoOveruse of asthma rescue inhalers increases heart attack riskA study suggests that the overuse of asthma rescue inhalers may increase the risk of heart attacks. This information is significant for individuals with asthma and healthcare providers in managing treatment.nursingtimes.net · United Kingdom
HEALTH7h agoFestival pill testing to become permanent after trialPill testing at festivals is set to become a permanent measure following a trial period. This signifies a policy change in public health and harm reduction at events.sconeadvocate.com.au · Australia
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