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Flush these 17 expired medicines now. India's top drug regulatory body issues stern warningIndia’s top drug regulator, the Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO), has issued a warning against throwing expired or unuse...- Salmon on sedatives: How human meds are making wild fish swim faster — But at what cost?A new study reveals a strange impact on Atlantic salmon. Human drugs in rivers are making them swim faster. Scientists found sleeping pills...
- Government bans popular painkiller to save vulturesThe Centre has banned the manufacture, sale, and distribution of Nimesulide due to its toxicity to vultures. Studies showed that the drug c...
- Jungle cat undergoes timely surgery for jaw fracture, multiple lacerationsAn injured jungle cat was found near Peenya and swiftly brought to People for Animals Wildlife Hospital for urgent surgery. It had a jaw fr...
- Netflix new movies, series in August: The Lincoln Lawyer Season 2 Part 2 to Heartstopper, check full listStay tuned for an exciting lineup of movies and series coming to Netflix UK in August 2023. With a plethora of new content hitting the stre...
- What is ethical animal research? Scientist and veterinarian explain 4 R's of careThere is no single standard definition of ethical animal research.
- Not just allopathy: Now parents prefer homoeopathy, ayurveda and acupuncture to heal their petsPet parents are increasingly gravitating towards alternative medicine, reiki, and home remedies.
- Venom from deadly Asian snake may help develop improved painkillersThe snake with electric blue stripes and neon-red head and tail grows up to two metres long. Its venom glands extend to 60 centimetres.
- Venom of Asia's rare snake could create new painkillersCanberra, Oct 31 (IANS) Venom derived from one of the Southeast Asia's rarest snakes can be turned into non-addictive painkiller drug that ...
- BJP MLA assaults horse: Shaktimaan in pain, fitted with temporary prosthetic legDr Firoz Khambata made Shaktimaan stand, using a temporary prosthetic leg but he is unsure if the solution would work permanently.
- Root canal dental surgeries performed on 19 sloth bears at Agra
- 'Off switch' for pain discovered in the brainScientists have discovered that it is possible to block a pathway in the brain of animals suffering from neuropathic pain, which could have...
- 'Off switch' for pain discovered in the brainCurrent treatments are problematic because they cause intolerable side effects, diminish quality of life and do not sufficiently quell pain.
- Forest dept to open seventh vulture 'restaurant' in Gadchiroli todayEven as International Vulture Awareness Day will be observed by the forest department on Saturday to highlight plight of vultures facing ex...
- Diclofenac not the sole cause of vulture deaths, say expertsUse of diclofenac in animals has been reported to have led to a sharp decline in the vulture population in the Indian subcontinent and thei...
- Leopard found in farm recoveringA fully grown male leopard that had strayed into Chhatarpur farms in south Delhi and was rescued in a badly injured condition on Tuesday mo...
- Vulture numbers rise up for first time in 20 years, study showsThe vulture population in India started to fall dramatically in the early 1990s and more than 99 per cent of the big scavenging birds were ...
- Vultures now threatened by a second drug called aceclofenacA new study by Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS) has shown that vultures in south Asia are now threatened by a second painkiller drug c...
- Traumatised tiger cubs show signs of recoveryNagpur zoo authorities began treating the two female tiger cubs rescued from a belligerent mob of villagers on Sunday.
- Leopard's eyelid reconstructed at Mumbai hospitalA leopard diagnosed with injuries to both eyes underwent a surgery and got its eyelid reconstructed at the Sanjay Gandhi National Park on S...
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