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Heart Drug Trials Question Promise of hsCRP and Lp(a)
Recent trials of ziltivekimab and pelacarsen failed to reduce major cardiovascular events, raising questions about biomarker-targeted heart treatments.
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21 September 2026
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Alzheimer’s Blood Tests: What Can They Really Tell Us?
Alzheimer’s blood tests such as p-tau217 and p-tau181 can detect disease-linked biomarkers, but results cannot alone determine symptoms or disease severity.
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Healthy Diet, Osteoarthritis and Rabies Prevention Explained
A health roundup examines healthy diets, protein intake, weight management, osteoarthritis research, corneal donation and rabies prevention.
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Karnataka Fake Drug Racket Raises Patient Safety Concerns
A suspected counterfeit drug network in Karnataka allegedly repackaged medicines and supplied hospitals, raising concerns over patient safety and drug regulation.
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Trump Seeks Greater Control Over NIH Research Funding
Donald Trump has directed Russ Vought to draft an order creating a board to oversee NIH grants, potentially changing how US health research is funded.
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How India Made Expensive Diabetes Medicines More Affordable
A study examines how India has made modern diabetes medicines more affordable through generic manufacturing, patent rules and pharmaceutical production.
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20 September 2026
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Heart Attack Symptoms in Older Adults: Signs to Watch
Heart attacks in older adults may cause tiredness, breathlessness and weakness instead of classic chest pain. Know the warning signs that need attention.
19 September 2026
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Why Caffeine Affects People Differently: The Science Explained
Caffeine affects people differently due to genetics, metabolism, smoking and medicines. Learn why some people feel energized while others barely notice it.
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Nosebleeds: Causes, Symptoms and What to Know
Nosebleeds are common, especially in children and older adults. Learn about common causes, why they happen and when a nosebleed needs attention.
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Mumbai Survey Finds 71% Rarely Asked for Prescriptions
A Mumbai survey found 71% of consumers rarely faced prescription checks at chemists as Maharashtra FDA acted against 880 drug licensees.
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RFK Jr. Tells Vaccine Critics They Have a White House Ally
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. addressed vaccine critics at a Washington conference, saying they have support in the Trump White House.
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FDA to Review Testosterone Therapy for Menopausal Women
U.S. regulators will review testosterone therapy for menopausal women, focusing on benefits, risks, dosing and safety amid rising off-label use.
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Fiji Declares National HIV Emergency as Cases Surge
Fiji declares a national HIV emergency as infections surge, expanding free testing, treatment and clean needle access to tackle rising cases.
18 September 2026
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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.
17 September 2026
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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.