Early Exposure to Air and Light Pollution Increases Risk of Thyroid Cancer in Children
A new study has found that children who are exposed to air and light pollution at an early age have
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Global Biopharma Industry IPOs Reach $8.52 Billion in 2024
The global biopharma industry raised $8.52 billion through initial public offerings (IPOs) in 2024, according to new market data. Companies
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India’s Pharma Exports Cross $30 Billion in FY25, with US as Top Buyer
India’s pharmaceutical industry exported medicines worth over $30 billion in the financial year 2024–25, according to official trade data. The
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Indian Pharma Giants Aim for Larger Share of $145 Billion U.S. Cancer Drug Market
Indian pharmaceutical companies are setting their sights on a bigger share of the U.S. cancer drug market, which is worth
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Stem cell therapy proves safe and effective for treating Parkinson’s disease
A new study shows that stem cell therapy is safe and can help treat Parkinson’s disease. Researchers tested the therapy
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Study finds extreme marine heatwaves have tripled in last 80 years
A new study shows that extreme heatwaves in the ocean are now happening three times more often than they did
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Study Finds Common Genetic Variants Linked to Drug-Resistant Epilepsy
A new study has found that some common genetic changes may be linked to drug-resistant epilepsy. This condition affects many
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Study Finds New Drug Delivery System Effective in Treating Rare Eye Cancer
A recent study has shown that a new drug delivery method can successfully treat a rare type of eye cancer.
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Homoeopathy: A Science Grounded in Compassion and Evidence, Says Prataprao Jadhav
Prataprao Jadhav recently shared his thoughts on homoeopathy, highlighting its strong foundation in both compassion and scientific evidence. According to
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Key Meeting Today Between Bengal Education Minister and Dismissed School Job Candidates
The West Bengal Education Minister is holding an important meeting today with a group of former school job holders who
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