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Viral Hack To Increase Avocado Life May Be Harmful - Warns FDA
The viral hack suggested that avocados will stay fresh for up to two weeks if submerged in water.
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Google Search to Let You Find and Book Doctor’s Appointment; Fitbit Testing AFib Detection, Alerts
Google Search is getting the ability to let you find and book appointment availability of doctors, the search giant announced at The Check Up event on Thursday. Fitbit is separately testing to introduce AFib detection and alert support.
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Shortage Of Key Covid Drugs Impedes Maharashtra's Coronavirus Fight
Maharashtra continues to face acute shortage of two key medicines being used to treat coronavirus in India - Remdesivir and Tocilizumab injections, both approved by the US FDA for the treatment of COVID-19. With this, relatives of patients getting treatment in private hospitals of Mumbai, Thane and Pune have been left to fend for themselves. Expert...
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Johnson & Johnson Says It Gave Powder Samples To Regulators Over Carcinogen Concerns
Johnson & Johnson added that the safety of its cosmetic talc was based on a long history of safe use and decades of research and clinical evidence.
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FDA Approves HPV Vaccine For People Up To 45
Most sexually active individuals in the United States will become infected by HPV sometime in their lifetimes.
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Calorie Counts That Started Today Not A Partisan Issue, FDA Says
The calorie counts appearing on chain restaurants' menus as of Monday were first proposed as part of the Affordable Care Act, but Trump administration doesn't see it as a partisan issue.
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Centre To Set Up E-portal, Online Medicine To Be Regulated
Government set to launch e-portal to regulate the flow of medicines. Its main purpose will be to keep a tab on all retailers, manufacturers and distributors by ensuring that they register on the portal.
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Lupin Looks To Clean Up Its Act As FDA Steps Up Inspections
Often dubbed "the pharmacy of the world", India is home to the most FDA-approved plants outside of the United States
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FDA Warns Former Sun Pharma US Drug Factory Over Quality Concerns
The US Food and Drug Administration has pulled up a former Sun Pharmaceutical drug factory for "knowingly" releasing 27 lots of the hypertension drug clonidine last year, despite proof that the raw materials used may have been contaminated.
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Lupin Gives Up Gains On FDA Observations For Gujarat Plant
Shares of Lupin surged for the second day, following the US regulator's partial clearance for the drugmaker's Goa plant. Lupin shares jumped as much as 3.4 per cent to hit a high of Rs 1,712.30 today, after rising 6 per cent yesterday.
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Sun Pharma Shares Up 2% On USFDA Nod For BromSite
Sun Pharma stock price rose by nearly 2 per cent on Monday as it received approval from the US health regulator USFDA for its non-steroid drug BromSite used to treat inflammation and prevent pain in patients undergoing cataract surgery.
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As M&As Peak in Pharma Industry, So Does Regulatory Glare
Facing an increasingly watchful eye of the health regulator in the US, Indian pharmaceutical firms are gearing up to tap new markets in 2016 as they look to consolidate their positions after a spate of mergers and acquisitions consummated this year.
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UP FDA Finds Lead in Yippee Noodles, ITC Denies Receiving Notice
Domestic giant ITC Ltd clarified that it has not received any communication from the UP government regarding the presence of excess lead in its instant noodle brand Sunfeast Yippee.
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UP Regulator Finds Excess Lead in Yippee Noodles
After Maggi noodles, the Uttar Pradesh Food and Drug Authority (FDA) has found excess lead in Yippee noodles of domestic giant ITC Ltd and will soon file a case.
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Delays in Commercial Cases Impacting Business: Bombay High Court Pulls Up Lawyers
The Bombay High Court today made serious observations on delays in commercial cases and its impact on business, when government lawyers representing government's food safety regulators were not present for a hearing.
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Viral Hack To Increase Avocado Life May Be Harmful - Warns FDA
The viral hack suggested that avocados will stay fresh for up to two weeks if submerged in water.
-
Google Search to Let You Find and Book Doctor’s Appointment; Fitbit Testing AFib Detection, Alerts
Google Search is getting the ability to let you find and book appointment availability of doctors, the search giant announced at The Check Up event on Thursday. Fitbit is separately testing to introduce AFib detection and alert support.
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Shortage Of Key Covid Drugs Impedes Maharashtra's Coronavirus Fight
Maharashtra continues to face acute shortage of two key medicines being used to treat coronavirus in India - Remdesivir and Tocilizumab injections, both approved by the US FDA for the treatment of COVID-19. With this, relatives of patients getting treatment in private hospitals of Mumbai, Thane and Pune have been left to fend for themselves. Expert...
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Johnson & Johnson Says It Gave Powder Samples To Regulators Over Carcinogen Concerns
Johnson & Johnson added that the safety of its cosmetic talc was based on a long history of safe use and decades of research and clinical evidence.
-
FDA Approves HPV Vaccine For People Up To 45
Most sexually active individuals in the United States will become infected by HPV sometime in their lifetimes.
-
Calorie Counts That Started Today Not A Partisan Issue, FDA Says
The calorie counts appearing on chain restaurants' menus as of Monday were first proposed as part of the Affordable Care Act, but Trump administration doesn't see it as a partisan issue.
-
Centre To Set Up E-portal, Online Medicine To Be Regulated
Government set to launch e-portal to regulate the flow of medicines. Its main purpose will be to keep a tab on all retailers, manufacturers and distributors by ensuring that they register on the portal.
-
Lupin Looks To Clean Up Its Act As FDA Steps Up Inspections
Often dubbed "the pharmacy of the world", India is home to the most FDA-approved plants outside of the United States
-
FDA Warns Former Sun Pharma US Drug Factory Over Quality Concerns
The US Food and Drug Administration has pulled up a former Sun Pharmaceutical drug factory for "knowingly" releasing 27 lots of the hypertension drug clonidine last year, despite proof that the raw materials used may have been contaminated.
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Lupin Gives Up Gains On FDA Observations For Gujarat Plant
Shares of Lupin surged for the second day, following the US regulator's partial clearance for the drugmaker's Goa plant. Lupin shares jumped as much as 3.4 per cent to hit a high of Rs 1,712.30 today, after rising 6 per cent yesterday.
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Sun Pharma Shares Up 2% On USFDA Nod For BromSite
Sun Pharma stock price rose by nearly 2 per cent on Monday as it received approval from the US health regulator USFDA for its non-steroid drug BromSite used to treat inflammation and prevent pain in patients undergoing cataract surgery.
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As M&As Peak in Pharma Industry, So Does Regulatory Glare
Facing an increasingly watchful eye of the health regulator in the US, Indian pharmaceutical firms are gearing up to tap new markets in 2016 as they look to consolidate their positions after a spate of mergers and acquisitions consummated this year.
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UP FDA Finds Lead in Yippee Noodles, ITC Denies Receiving Notice
Domestic giant ITC Ltd clarified that it has not received any communication from the UP government regarding the presence of excess lead in its instant noodle brand Sunfeast Yippee.
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UP Regulator Finds Excess Lead in Yippee Noodles
After Maggi noodles, the Uttar Pradesh Food and Drug Authority (FDA) has found excess lead in Yippee noodles of domestic giant ITC Ltd and will soon file a case.
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Delays in Commercial Cases Impacting Business: Bombay High Court Pulls Up Lawyers
The Bombay High Court today made serious observations on delays in commercial cases and its impact on business, when government lawyers representing government's food safety regulators were not present for a hearing.
