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Pakistan Pharma Industry Demands Tax Relief to Cut Medicine Prices
Pakistan’s pharmaceutical sector is advocating major tax reforms to modernize manufacturing, improve exports, and lower medicine prices. Industry experts say easing fiscal pressure could strengthen healthcare security and attract new investment.
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New Genetic Map of Human Eye Unveils Clues to Vision Loss
An international team, led by University of Manchester scientists, has created the most detailed genetic map of the human eye, potentially explaining why millions suffer from
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Rare 'Burrowing' Oral Cancer Shows Distinct Genetic Profile for Early Diagnosis
A new study identifies a unique genetic profile of rare burrowing oral cancer, paving the way for earlier and more accurate diagnoses.
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Case of Mistaken Patterns: Slow Brain Development Linked to ADHD for Years Might Just Be Sex Differences
Researchers challenge long-held beliefs about ADHD, suggesting sex differences could explain apparent delays in brain development.
Direct-to-consumer pharmacies could save commercially insured patients 85% on high-cost generic drugs, report suggests
Direct-to-consumer pharmacies like Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company can significantly reduce out-of-pocket costs for patients with high-cost generic prescriptions, offering
From Puzzles to Knitting: Hobbies That Could Lower Dementia Risk
Discover how engaging in activities like puzzles and knitting can significantly reduce the risk of dementia, as it's now the leading cause of death in Australia.
Quarantined Spaniard tests positive for hantavirus: Health ministry
Spanish health ministry confirms quarantined Spaniard tests positive for hantavirus after cruise ship outbreak, sparking concerns over virus spread.
Memory Decline After Menopause Linked to Loss of Estrogen Production in Brain Tissue
A new Northwestern Medicine study reveals that a previously unexplored space between brain cells may hold the key to understanding memory loss linked to estrogen decline during
Wearable Ultrasound Patch for High-Risk Pregnancies Offers Improved Fetal Monitoring and Care
University of California San Diego engineers develop a wearable ultrasound patch for continuous fetal monitoring, enhancing care for high-risk pregnancies with real-time data.
Ceramide Lipid Metabolism Linked to Differing Prostate Cancer Drug Responses
New research suggests that varying ceramide metabolism in Black and white men with metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer could explain their differing drug responses.
Acting NIAID chief steps down amid Ebola, hantavirus concerns
NIAID acting chief Dr. Jeffery Taubenberger steps down amid concerns over Ebola and hantavirus, leaving the institute without a permanent leader.
Lessons from Australia's Social Media Ban for Children: Q&A
Australia became the first country to ban social media use by minors in December 2025. This article explores the outcomes and implications of this policy.
Atopic dermatitis linked to increased risk for retinal detachment
Research reveals a connection between atopic dermatitis and a higher risk of retinal detachment, highlighting the need for eye care in AD patients.
FDA approves Enhertu as neoadjuvant, adjuvant treatment for breast cancer
FDA approves Enhertu for neoadjuvant and adjuvant treatment of HER2-positive early breast cancer, offering new hope for patients with this type of cancer.
How Does Your Body Lose Weight? An Obesity Doctor Explains Why One Size Doesn't Fit All in Weight Loss
Explore why traditional calorie counting fails and learn from an obesity doctor about personalized approaches to sustainable weight management.
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