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4-PBA Drug Shows Promising Results in Treating Life-Threatening Genetic Disorders!

New Delhi, 15 November 2024: In a recent study, researchers from Canada has made an exciting advancement in the treatment of two rare genetic disorders: Sandhoff and Tay-Sachs diseases. These…

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Cipla Recalls 7,228 Bottles Of Overactive Bladder Treatment Drug In America

Cipla the Drug company is recalling 7,228 bottles of Solifenacin Succinate tablets which is a medicine used to treat overactive bladder in the US market due to manufacturing issues. According…

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PM Chairs A Meeting Of The Task Force On Corona Vaccine Development And Drug Discovery

PM Narendra Modi took a detailed review of the current status of India’s efforts in vaccine development, drug discovery, diagnosis and testing. Indian vaccine companies are well known for their…

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Sun Pharma Company Receives FDA Objection for new Drug

New Delhi: Sun Pharma Advanced Research Company (SPARC) on Tuesday said the US health regulator has not approved its new drug application for Taclantis, its under development product for treatment…

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4-PBA Drug Shows Promising Results in Treating Life-Threatening Genetic Disorders!

Cipla Recalls 7,228 Bottles Of Overactive Bladder Treatment Drug In America

PM Chairs A Meeting Of The Task Force On Corona Vaccine Development And Drug Discovery

Sun Pharma Company Receives FDA Objection for new Drug

Walking Pneumonia Symptoms: The Silent Respiratory Illness You Could Be Overlooking

Diabetes Treatment Breakthrough: Canagliflozin Improves Kidney Oxygenation, Shows Study

AIIMS Discovers New Drug Combo to Control Hypertension More Effectively

What Is Clade I Mpox? Symptoms of the Newly Detected Variant in the US

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WHO Lists LC16m8 Mpox Vaccine for Emergency Use Amid Rising Cases

WHO Reports Alarming Spike in Air Pollution Deaths to 8.1 Million in 2021

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