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E-Cigarettes Helped In Quitting Smoking: Study

ecigeratte-oct18.jpgAt a time, when e-cigarettes have been getting a lot of bad press, a new study has found a positive association between the number of people using e-cigarettes and the success rate of giving up smoking. The study led by Dr. Emma Beard, UCL Division of Psychology and Language Sciences, showed that...

Mystery Solved? This Is How Diabetes Increases Cancer Risk…

Impossible Foods To Sell Plant Burgers In Grocery Stores

Consumption Of Sugary Drinks Raises Cancer Risk: Study

Are You A Morning Lark? Here's Some Good News For You

Food For Thought: Poor Diet Raises Cancer Risk

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Cannabis

New York Stock Exchange Warns CannTrust Of Possible Delisting

CannTrust Holdings Inc. said that the New York Stock Exchange or NYSE notified the embattled Canada-based cannabis company that it is no longer in compliance with the NYSE's continued listing standard rules as the company's per share trading price has fallen below the stock exchange's share price rule. The...

Shoppers Drug Mart Expands Online Medical Cannabis Sales Across Canada

Maine Starts Taking Applications For Adult Use Marijuana Facilities

Missouri To Issue Licenses For Medical Marijuana Dispensaries In January

New Zealand Government Unveils Draft Cannabis Legalization Proposal

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Interstitial Cystitis Drug Linked To Retinal Damage: Study



Elmiron, the only FDA-approved oral drug to treat interstitial cystitis, also known as bladder pain syndrome, has been found to be associated with a vision-threatening eye condition, according to a new study.

Long-Acting Implant In The Works To Improve HIV Treatment Adherence

Mobile Games Can Help Detect Cognitive Deterioration : Study

Study To Examine Link Between Copper And Alzheimer's

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Mental Health
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No Piggy Tale: Some Brain Functions Restored Even Hours After Death



The conventional wisdom is that if the brain cells of humans and other mammals are deprived of oxygen for 4-5 min, they begin to die, and that the loss of brain functions after death is irreversible. But the findings of a study conducted by Yale University researchers challenge these long-held assumptions.
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Kid's Health

Does Delivery Method Affect Babies' Gut Bacteria? Yes, Says Study

bornbaby-sept30.jpgA recent study, done by researchers from the Wellcome Sanger Institute, UCL, the University of Birmingham and their collaborators, found that there is a difference in the gut bacteria of babies delivered vaginally and those born via caesarean.

Super Jumper Trampolines Recalled After Reports Of Injuries

Cancer Drug A Promising New Treatment For Noonan Syndrome?

World's First Malaria Vaccine Launched

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03/08/20HZNPTeprotumumab (BLA)FDA decision on Teprotumumab for the treatment of active thyroid eye disease
02/27/20BGNEZanubrutinib (NDA)FDA decision on Zanubrutinib for the treatment of patients with mantle cell lymphoma
02/26/20ESPRBempedoic Acid / Ezetimibe Combination Tablet (NDA)FDA decision on bempedoic acid / ezetimibe combination tablet for the treatment of patients with elevated low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C)
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