Sudan doctors caught in fighting recount horrors at hospitals | News
When Alhindy Saad Mustafa, a 40-year-old Sudanese doctor, heard the first blasts of heavy artillery pierce the sunny blue skies
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Sun Pharma, Hetero recall drugs in the US market
Drug makers Sun Pharma and Hetero are recalling products in the US market for manufacturing issues, according to the US
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Narcan maker aims to make overdose reversal drug more affordable, company says
A manufacturer of Narcan is planning to make the lifesaving overdose reversal drug more affordable after the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) last month approved sales without a In a press release, the Maryland-based Emergent BioSolutions said it aimed…
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9 main-course salad recipes that are fresh and filling enough
I like salads, but, given the choice, it’s probably not going to be the first thing I think of for Frankly, by the time I finally get to sit down for the evening meal, I’m just this side of…
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What to know before hiring a personal trainer
This is an installment of Good Fit, a column about I became a personal trainer and group fitness instructor out of a mix of altruism and As someone with little to no natural physical skills or basic body awareness,…
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Home delivery cannabis card protects medicinal users’ rights
The clinic also provides a Home Office backed photo ID card so patients can prove to police or law enforcement officers that they are using the drug for legal, medicinal card, the first of its kind in the UK,…
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Doctors’ association urges Tamil Nadu government to reconsider extension of contract period
In 2014, a GO was issued that the Tamil Nadu Government Multi Super Speciality Hospital in Chennai would be run by hiring medical consultants on contract basis till regular qualified doctors were available from the Tamil Nadu government |…
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Germany clashes with other EU states on pharma regulation overhaul
The overhaul of pharma legislation is the most significant for 20 years, prompting an outcry from drugmakers who fear the EU will cut exclusivity protection from 10 to eight years, while allowing them to win back the two years by…
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Many retirees aren’t prepared for how Medicare costs ‘can add up’
But a new analysis by the AARP Public Policy Institute puts that myth to 2019, half of the 35 million older adults and younger persons with disabilities with traditional Medicare spent at least 16% of their income on out-of-pocket…
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Drug Enforcement Administration breaks down xylazine risk
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