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Scientists Worried As Lifesaving Malaria Drug In Africa Proving Less Effective
Malaria is caused by a parasite called Plasmodium falciparum, which spreads through the bite of a mosquito.
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Mental Fatigue Linked to Heightened Cravings and Unhealthy Choices, Study Shows
A recent study published in PNAS Nexus finds that mental fatigue from cognitive tasks can increase cravings, leading to a stronger preference for unhealthy choices. Both rats and humans exposed to mentally demanding tasks showed heightened appeal for rewards, with rats consuming more drugs and humans craving salty snacks. Findings suggest that cogn...
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What Is Pink Cocaine? The "Unpredictable" Party Drug Linked To Liam Payne's Death
Pink cocaine, a highly potent and unpredictable designer drug, is a powdery mixture of various psychoactive substances.
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Liquor, Drugs Worth Rs 26.82 Crore Seized In Haryana Since Poll Code
Law enforcement agencies have seized Rs 26.82 crore worth of drugs, liquor and unaccounted-for cash in Haryana since the Model Code of Conduct for the state assembly elections came into effect on August 16.
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Brain Ageing in Monkeys Delays After Being Given Diabetes Medicine Metformin, Study Shows
A recent study has highlighted the potential of metformin, a commonly used diabetes medication, in slowing the ageing process in monkeys. Published in Cell on 12 September, the research shows that daily doses of metformin can preserve cognitive function and delay the ageing effects on various tissues, particularly the brain. This study brings forwa...
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What Are Nootropics? Brain-Boosters Types, Benefits, And Side Effects
Nootropics, often referred to as "smart drugs" or cognitive enhancers, encompass a diverse range of natural compounds, synthetic substances, and pharmaceutical drugs.
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Injection Twice A Year 100% Effective In HIV Treatment: Study
A large clinical trial in South Africa and Uganda has shown that a twice-yearly injection of a new pre-exposure prophylaxis drug gives young women total protection from HIV infection.
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Weight-Loss Injections May Increase Blindness Risk, Study Warns
A recent study in JAMA Ophthalmology links semaglutide medications, used for weight loss and diabetes, to an increased risk of NAION, a rare eye condition causing sudden vision loss.
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New Ketamine Pill Treats Depression Without Psychedelic Effects: Study
A new pill that slowly releases ketamine could treat people with severe depression without giving them the psychedelic side effects of the often-misused drug, early trial results suggested on Monday.
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Legal Phentermine Alternatives (Phentermine Over-The-Counter) - 2024 Reviews And Side Effects
Legal Phentermine Alternatives: Do you think only drugs will solve the problem of your extra kilos? You are wrong. Read this article before you let disappointment get the better of you.
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Matthew Perry's Death Being Investigated Over Acute Ketamine Effects: Police
Matthew Perry, who played Chandler Bing on the hit TV sitcom, was found unconscious in a swimming pool at his house in Los Angeles in October 2023.
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Miniaturized Human Heart On A Chip Offers Promise For Safer Cancer Treatments
The groundbreaking technology addresses a critical concern in cancer therapy. Many effective cancer drugs carry the potential side effect of heart damage.
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Painkiller Meftal Can Lead To "Adverse" Reaction, Government Issues Alert
The Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC) has issued a drug safety alert advising healthcare professionals and patients to monitor adverse reactions of painkiller Meftal, commonly used for menstrual cramps and rheumatoid arthritis.
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Miracle Drug That Could Extend Dogs' Lives Inches Closer to Approval
A medication with the potential to prolong the lifespans of large dogs and contribute to their overall health in aging is nearing its market debut.
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High-Dose Covid Treatment Less Effective In India Than Europe: Study
A higher dose of the COVID-19 drug, dexamethasone, may have less beneficial effects for patients in India as compared with those in Europe, according to a study published in The Lancet Regional Health - Southeast Asia journal.
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Scientists Worried As Lifesaving Malaria Drug In Africa Proving Less Effective
Malaria is caused by a parasite called Plasmodium falciparum, which spreads through the bite of a mosquito.
-
Mental Fatigue Linked to Heightened Cravings and Unhealthy Choices, Study Shows
A recent study published in PNAS Nexus finds that mental fatigue from cognitive tasks can increase cravings, leading to a stronger preference for unhealthy choices. Both rats and humans exposed to mentally demanding tasks showed heightened appeal for rewards, with rats consuming more drugs and humans craving salty snacks. Findings suggest that cogn...
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What Is Pink Cocaine? The "Unpredictable" Party Drug Linked To Liam Payne's Death
Pink cocaine, a highly potent and unpredictable designer drug, is a powdery mixture of various psychoactive substances.
-
Liquor, Drugs Worth Rs 26.82 Crore Seized In Haryana Since Poll Code
Law enforcement agencies have seized Rs 26.82 crore worth of drugs, liquor and unaccounted-for cash in Haryana since the Model Code of Conduct for the state assembly elections came into effect on August 16.
-
Brain Ageing in Monkeys Delays After Being Given Diabetes Medicine Metformin, Study Shows
A recent study has highlighted the potential of metformin, a commonly used diabetes medication, in slowing the ageing process in monkeys. Published in Cell on 12 September, the research shows that daily doses of metformin can preserve cognitive function and delay the ageing effects on various tissues, particularly the brain. This study brings forwa...
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What Are Nootropics? Brain-Boosters Types, Benefits, And Side Effects
Nootropics, often referred to as "smart drugs" or cognitive enhancers, encompass a diverse range of natural compounds, synthetic substances, and pharmaceutical drugs.
-
Injection Twice A Year 100% Effective In HIV Treatment: Study
A large clinical trial in South Africa and Uganda has shown that a twice-yearly injection of a new pre-exposure prophylaxis drug gives young women total protection from HIV infection.
-
Weight-Loss Injections May Increase Blindness Risk, Study Warns
A recent study in JAMA Ophthalmology links semaglutide medications, used for weight loss and diabetes, to an increased risk of NAION, a rare eye condition causing sudden vision loss.
-
New Ketamine Pill Treats Depression Without Psychedelic Effects: Study
A new pill that slowly releases ketamine could treat people with severe depression without giving them the psychedelic side effects of the often-misused drug, early trial results suggested on Monday.
-
Legal Phentermine Alternatives (Phentermine Over-The-Counter) - 2024 Reviews And Side Effects
Legal Phentermine Alternatives: Do you think only drugs will solve the problem of your extra kilos? You are wrong. Read this article before you let disappointment get the better of you.
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Matthew Perry's Death Being Investigated Over Acute Ketamine Effects: Police
Matthew Perry, who played Chandler Bing on the hit TV sitcom, was found unconscious in a swimming pool at his house in Los Angeles in October 2023.
-
Miniaturized Human Heart On A Chip Offers Promise For Safer Cancer Treatments
The groundbreaking technology addresses a critical concern in cancer therapy. Many effective cancer drugs carry the potential side effect of heart damage.
-
Painkiller Meftal Can Lead To "Adverse" Reaction, Government Issues Alert
The Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC) has issued a drug safety alert advising healthcare professionals and patients to monitor adverse reactions of painkiller Meftal, commonly used for menstrual cramps and rheumatoid arthritis.
-
Miracle Drug That Could Extend Dogs' Lives Inches Closer to Approval
A medication with the potential to prolong the lifespans of large dogs and contribute to their overall health in aging is nearing its market debut.
-
High-Dose Covid Treatment Less Effective In India Than Europe: Study
A higher dose of the COVID-19 drug, dexamethasone, may have less beneficial effects for patients in India as compared with those in Europe, according to a study published in The Lancet Regional Health - Southeast Asia journal.
