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Kejriwal touts Delhi's 'revri', dares PM to provide free electricity in NDA-ruled statesArvind Kejriwal called on PM Modi to implement free power in BJP states and criticized the 'double engine' governments for inflation and co...- Will campaign for BJP if BJP-ruled states get free electricity before Delhi polls: KejriwalArvind Kejriwal challenges PM Modi to offer free electricity in BJP-ruled states before Delhi elections, promising to support BJP if implem...
- Weekly-once insulin jab may soon come to IndiaA new weekly insulin dosage by Novo Nordisk, Insulin Icodec, is on the brink of approval in India, offering potential relief for those who ...
- Eminent heart doctor flags issues with Covishield, says 'worse than mRNA vaccines' in terms of cardiovascular effectsDr Malhotra is National Health Service (NHS) trained medic and he has had two doses of the COVID-19 vaccine. He is in India this week to de...
- Sanofi offers VRS to 800 employees at two units in TelanganaA Sanofi spokesperson told ET that a glut of supplies added during Covid-19 and the struggle to win contracts from Unicef for its critical ...
- View: A quickfire vaccine might not be as beneficial for the world as it is for big pharmaMeanwhile, big pharma has convinced regulators that its vaccines are good enough for nationwide immunisation. Concocting this vaccine only ...
- Scientists design new oral capsule that may end the era of painful insulin jabsMany drugs, especially those made of proteins, cannot be taken orally because they are broken down in the gastrointestinal tract before the...
- Say goodbye to painful jabs! You may soon be able to monitor glucose levels with contact lensesAn array of sensors in the lens can also help test for stress hormones and uric acid.
- Smart insulin patch to replace painful jabs for diabeticsResearchers at the University of North Carolina and NC State University, developed the patch - a thin square no bigger than a penny - which...
- Indian scientists develop insulin pill for diabeticsIndian scientists have developed a long-sought insulin pill that could spare millions of diabetics around the world the pain of daily jabs.
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