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Prescription Rules at Medical Stores: What Consumers Report
A nationwide survey finds many consumers report buying prescription medicines without prescriptions as India considers tighter monitoring of medical stores.
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Dr Reddy’s, Takeda to Distribute QDENGA Dengue Vaccine in India
Dr Reddy’s and Takeda have signed an agreement to distribute QDENGA in India’s private market, with availability expected in the first half of 2027.
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FSSAI Takes Legal Action Against Nestle India Over Infant Products
FSSAI has initiated legal action against Nestle India over alleged food safety non-compliance in three infant nutrition products and related claims.
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64% Indians Say Chemists Rarely Ask for Prescriptions
A nationwide survey found 64% of Indians were rarely or never asked for prescriptions by chemists, as the government proposes CCTV monitoring.
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Can High Prolactin Affect Pregnancy and Fertility?
High prolactin can affect ovulation and fertility. Here is what hyperprolactinaemia means and why testing may be considered during fertility evaluation.
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Same-Sex Partners Can Be Nominated for Medical Decisions
The Centre and NMC told Delhi HC that adults can nominate same-sex partners for medical decisions if they become incapacitated, subject to law.
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India Open to Stricter Red Warning Labels on Food Packs
India may introduce stricter red warning labels on packaged foods high in sugar, salt or saturated fat after Supreme Court scrutiny of FSSAI rules.
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Rattlesnake Blood Protein Shows Promise Against Venom
Scientists found rattlesnake blood proteins can neutralise venom in mice, showing potential for developing more potent treatments for snakebite.
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Reading for Pleasure Linked to Lower Dementia Risk
Reading for pleasure is linked to better mental health, greater empathy and a lower risk of dementia, according to Cambridge University researchers.
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FDA Hearing Examines Safety of Psychedelic Therapies
The FDA held a public hearing on psychedelic therapies, with experts calling for safety standards, trained providers, patient screening and follow-up care.