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Vitruvias Therapeutics thyroid tablet recall gets FDA’s highest-risk rating - here’s what to check and what patients need to knowA thyroid medicine recall has received the FDA’s highest-risk classification after testing found one lot of Thyroid Tablets, USP 30 mg coul...- GLP-1 users are suing over vision loss: What does the evidence really show?Dozens of patients have taken legal action against drug manufacturers, filing personal injury lawsuits that allege they were not adequately...
- Miniratna PSU HLL Lifecare marks 15-year milepost with big new plan for nationwide pushHLL Lifecare is set to expand its pharmacy network to 600 locations nationwide within the next year. This will boost pharmacist employment ...
- Vitruvias Therapeutics thyroid tablet recall: FDA issues serious Class I warning over ‘superpotent’ medicine — check lot number, expiration date and what patients should knowVitruvias Therapeutics thyroid tablet recall: The FDA has issued a serious Class I recall for one lot of Vitruvias Therapeutics thyroid tab...
- Lessons from Hayden Panettiere death can save around 70,000 American lives in a year. Here is all you need to knowHayden Panettiere death: For people struggling with addictions, there are various types of care, including therapy and counseling, medicati...
- “Limit yourself to a haircut only”: Neurosurgeon has a warning for salon-goers; next time you visit a salon, remember this one salon procedure can lead to paralysisDr. Arun Naik, a neurosurgeon, has voiced his serious concerns about the neck cracking trend prevalent in salons. He highlighted alarming c...
- AI tools generated nearly $1 billion in extra costs, Blue Cross insurers sayA recent study by Blue Cross Blue Shield Association indicates that AI tools are increasing health spending significantly. Between 2024 and...
- Forget holidays, Indians travelled most for religion: 47.7% of domestic overnight trips were for pilgrimage, govt survey revealsReligious travel accounted for 47.7% of domestic overnight trips in India during the year to June 2026, making it the most common purpose o...
- How India’s smaller hospitals are becoming the next big digital health marketSmaller hospitals in India are becoming the new digital health market. As the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission expands, the demand for digit...
- Samantha Ruth Prabhu’s dietician decodes Katrina Kaif’s weight gain post-pregnancy: ‘This phase is not about laziness but recovery…’Katrina Kaif was subjected to severe trolling for gaining weight after she welcomed her first child with husband, actor Vicky Kaushal. Taki...
- European pharma chiefs warn region risks losing ground to America, ChinaDrugmakers for months have been warning they could curtail investments and delay the release of new medications in Europe, widening a dispa...
- Medical device rules may get tougher: Govt plans new powers to stop manufacture, sale of unsafe, defective and spurious products, order destructionThe government is considering tougher medical device rules that could give regulators explicit powers to stop the manufacture, sale or dist...
- Millions take calcium and vitamin D to protect their bones. The biggest review yet suggests the daily pills may not prevent the falls they fear mostA large analysis of 69 trials found little benefit from supplements. Calcium and vitamin D do not significantly prevent fractures or falls....
- How much hair fall is normal? Here's when shedding may signal a big problemLosing 50 to 150 hairs daily is typically normal, as hair continuously cycles through growth and shedding. However, sudden increases in she...
- When doctor is at home: Technology enables 24x7 monitoring beyond hospitalA new technology offers continuous remote health monitoring for patients at home. This system helps individuals recovering from surgery and...
- Personalised diet plan for weight loss: Why most diet plans fail when real life gets busyKeeping a diet steady can be tough when work, travel, family meals, and social events throw off the schedule. A real nutrition plan has to ...
- Raw oysters, open cuts and beach visits: Florida’s latest ‘flesh-eating’ bacteria deaths raise concerns for people heading outdoors — how to avoid Vibrio infectionFlorida has recorded four Vibrio vulnificus deaths this year, with cases typically increasing during warmer months. This bacterium, known a...
- Covid ka chota bhai: Radiologist shares scan of a young patient showing the effects of H1N1 influenza spread across India, says it is not a harmless dieseaseA doctor has shared an Instagram post featuring a CT scan that he claimed showed extensive lung infection in a young woman with influenza. ...
- 5 Students from West Bengal developed an AI tool to detect early signs of oral cancer using just a smartphone. Their simple school project has now turned into tackling a global oral health problemA group of five students has created an innovative AI system that uses smartphone cameras to detect oral cancer early. This groundbreaking ...
- The 9/11 dust is still making people ill: Ground Zero cancer cases up 75% in three years, more than 57,000 diagnosedCancer diagnoses among Ground Zero exposed individuals have risen sharply. Northwell Health reported a seventy-five percent increase in cer...
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