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EyeNetra and vision impairment in India

41% of children, 42% of drivers and 45% of elderly Indians suffer from short and farsightedness which can be treated by simply wearing glasses. Learn ...
Feb 28

Chronic Disease Management with USA’s Biofourmis

CDC estimates that 6 in 10 American adults have 1 chronic disease whereas 4 in 10 suffer from 2 or more chronic diseases. Learn how ...
Feb 26

Marigold Health raises $6 million

Boston-based digital health startup, Marigold Health raises $6 million in its seed funding round....
Feb 02

Parents sents a COVID-19 positive kid to school

The parents of the sixth student who tested positive sent him to class anyway, the mayor said. Now, 28 students who were in close contact ...
Sep 19

Remdesivir Limited use to sickest COVID-19 patients

Some hospitals said they are still buying the Gilead Sciences medicine to build inventory in case the pandemic accelerates over the winter...
Sep 12

Covid-19: US should end Gilead’s monopoly on producing remdesivir, report says

The US government should end the shortage of the antiviral drug remdesivir by eliminating Gilead’s monopoly, says a report from Public Citizen, a national ...
Sep 12

Probiotics may help manage childhood obesity, study finds

More than 340 million children and adolescents, globally, were overweight or obese in 2016, meaning they're at greater risk for obesity and disease later ...
Sep 09

Russia's COVID-19 vaccine plan prompts virus mutation worries

Viruses, including the pandemic SARS-CoV-2, are known for their ability to mutate all the time - and often this has little or no impact ...
Aug 22

40% Covid Cases Have No Symptoms, May Be Key To Ending Pandemic

A Boston homeless shelter had 147 infected residents, but 88% had no symptoms even though they shared their living space....
Aug 10

Harvard, Princeton to reopen, many students barred from campus housing

Harvard University said it will bring about 40% of its undergraduates to its campus near Boston, most of them freshmen....
Jul 07

Coronavirus autopsies reasearch

Rapkiewicz, who directs autopsies at NYU Langone Health, noticed that some organs had far too many of a special type of cell rarely found in ...
Jul 02

Godzilla dust cloud over US southeast concerns health

The Saharan dust plume will hang over the region until the middle of next week, deteriorating the air quality in Texas, Florida...
Jun 26

Coronavirus may never go away, even with a vaccine

Even after a vaccine is discovered and deployed, the coronavirus will likely remain for decades to come, circulating among the world's population...
May 28

Doctors Keep Discovering New Ways Coronavirus Attacks Body

Today, there is widespread recognition that the novel coronavirus is far more unpredictable than a simple respiratory virus, one with the potential to attack from ...
May 12

What Is ‘Covid Toe’? Maybe a Strange COVID Sign

Dermatologists say the lesions should prompt testing for the virus, even though many patients have no other symptoms...
May 02

Hungry, Unemployed Americans Line Up At Food Banks Amid Coronavirus Pandemic

All over America, from New Orleans to Detroit, people abruptly stripped of a paycheck are flocking to food banks....
Apr 20

GE Healthcare Life Sciences relaunched as Cytiva - Global Life Sciences Leader

New Danaher operating company created following completion of $21.4B acquisition by Danaher Corporation,Cytiva will help accelerate growth and innovation in biological therapies...
Apr 01

AbbVie Donates $35 Million for COVID-19 Relief to Support Healthcare Systems, Patients and Communities

AbbVie partners with International Medical Corps, Direct Relief and Feeding America to increase healthcare capacity, supply critical equipment and deliver food and essential supplies...
Apr 01

COVID research is not for sale says Germany

Berlin is trying to stop Washington from persuading a German company seeking a coronavirus vaccine to move its research to the United States, prompting German ...
Mar 16

Area9 and AACC Release COVID-19 Learning Module

Adaptive Learning Course Now Available at No Cost to Health Professionals...
Mar 11

Zydus Announces World’s First Drug for the Treatment of Non-Cirrhotic NASH

Saroglitazar, approved by DCGI becomes the first ever drug anywhere in the world for treatment of Non-Cirrhotic Non-Alcoholic SteatoHepatitis (NASH). NASH ranks as ...
Mar 06

Despite Coronavirus Outbreak, OpenExchange Virtual Conferences Keep Investment Communications Flowing

Deploying its suite of video meeting technology, seasoned video meeting specialists, and proprietary directory services during February, OpenExchange successfully connected 1500 professional investors with executive ...
Mar 03

Boston Scientific Holds Workshops to Promote Innovation in Interventional Cardiology

Boston Scientific organizes workshops across India is paving the way for an improved medical treatment to help people suffering from cardiovascular diseases (CVD)....
Feb 12

16-year-old receives gene therapy for sickle cell disease in Boston

Helen Obando is the youngest ever to receive the treatment....
Jan 14

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