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AstraZeneca strikes $40 million AI drug discovery deal with insitroAstraZeneca has entered a collaboration with insitro to explore new treatment options for challenging liver and heart diseases. The partner...- AstraZeneca strikes $40 million AI drug discovery deal with insitroAstraZeneca has entered into a partnership with insitro to identify treatments for challenging liver and heart diseases. This collaboration...
- Superstar Sylvester Stallone says $225 million blockbuster Rocky came at a heavy price, reveals he developed disorder linked to 4X higher risk of heart attack, premature deathRocky became a generation-defining hit when it was released in 1976. Aside from receiving ten Academy Award nominations, the movie also bec...
- US stocks: Capricor shares 77% soar as potential FDA lifeline revives Duchenne drug hopesCapricor Therapeutics shares surged significantly after the FDA agreed to review new drug data. The company had faced setbacks last month r...
- No blockage, no cholesterol, perfect heart, yet in ICU? Doctor explains the 'broken heart syndrome'A clean heart report does not guarantee safety. Broken heart syndrome, or Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, shows emotional shock can cause tempora...
- 28-year-old almost collapses from workout at gym: When does exercise become bad for your heart?A young man experienced a frightening cardiac scare after an intense gym session following a long break from exercise and training on an em...
- Young, fit, and work out daily? You are still at risk of a heart attack, warns cardiologistEven fit individuals can face sudden cardiac arrest due to conditions like Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM), often undetected by routine s...
- Men face double the risk of death from ‘broken heart syndrome,’ landmark study findsA recent study reveals a surprising gender disparity in "broken heart syndrome." While women are more frequently diagnosed, men face a sign...
- What is 'broken heart syndrome'? Study says though prevelant among women, more men die from itA new study analyzing nearly 200,000 U.S. cases from 2016 to 2020 found that men are more than twice as likely to die from "broken heart sy...
- Rituraj Singh: Pancreatic illness and cardiac arrest. What's the connection between the twoPopular TV actor Rituraj Singh's untimely demise highlights the importance of understanding the link between pancreatic illness and heart h...
- Ryan O’Neal's death cause: ‘Love Story’ actor died of congestive heart failureAcclaimed actor Ryan O'Neal's died due to a prolonged battle with cardiomyopathy, ultimately succumbing to congestive heart failure. The de...
- Zydus Lifesciences gets USFDA nod for generic heart failure treatment drugIvabradine is indicated to reduce the risk of hospitalisation for worsening heart failure in adult patients with stable, symptomatic chroni...
- Rohit Bal 'critical' following cardiac complications, fashion designer on ventilator: ReportHospital sources have said that the designer was admitted following complications due to dilated cardiomyopathy.
- Smash Mouth former singer Steve Harwell dies at 56Former Smash Mouth lead singer, Steve Harwell, has passed away at 56 in his Boise, Idaho home while in hospice care. Known for his limited ...
- Ashton Kutcher gets emotional while talking about twin brother Michael’s near-death experienceAshton Kutcher was seen in tears while sharing about his twin brother’s near-death experience.
- You really can die of sadness - and also happiness. How takotsubo syndrome affects your 'happy' heartMore recently, scientists have discovered that you can also die of an excess of happiness.
- COVID-19: Analysis reveals heart-related side effects of hydroxychloroquine, chloroquineIn the analysis of real-world data from the Food and Drug Administration Adverse Events Reporting System, a global database of post-marketi...
- Multidisciplinary approach must in Pompe diseasePompe disease, though progressive, can be managed better with early diagnosis. That, in itself, is a big challenge.
- All Indians have the same genes: Kumarasamy ThangarajKumarasamy Thangaraj, a world famous Scientist on Human Genetics, speaks on the history of Indian population. Excerpts:
- SADS- a health new scourgeSudden Adult Death Syndrome (SADS), a little known scourge where healthy persons with apparently no sign of heart disease die suddenly, is ...
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