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The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) does not recommend these two drugs gilteritinib (Xospata) and pembrolizumab (Keytruda) for NHS use. The decisions about both the drugs will be reviewed at the end of this year until the drug manufacturers have time to prepare the strong arguments about the drug usage and collect…
Mother of Kertisha Brabson took her daughter to the hospital when she was informed that her daughter was behaving weird and acting abnormally. Kertease Williams shared that her daughter was acting out of her mind, dancing as if she was in a concert and tried to get out of her room. They hired a nurse…
A new study conducted by researchers from the Montpellier Cancer Research Institute (IRCM) and Montpellier Cancer Institute (ICM) has recently found a previously un-discovered component in the bloodstream. More precisely, the researchers have seen the presence of whole functional mitochondria in the blood. This study can not only add to medical literature present on physiology…
Recently, the efforts of a collaborative venture by the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York and King Saud University Department of Pediatrics in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia have made it possible for a boy with a deadly disease known as USP18 Deficiency to survive. The disease continues to be in remission and will…
The new study published online on January 13th in Cancer Cell explains the new work that spins around circular RNA, the latest addition to the types of ribonucleic corrosive commonly known as RNA. Usually, the DNA blueprints are converted into RNA and subsequently into proteins. Whole this process takes place inside the cell. The RNAs…
The new study by UC San Francisco study finds that within five years after an abortion, 95% of the women considered it as a right decision by them. This research study was published in Social Science & Medicine. It is astonishing to see the changing state laws on abortion right for US women. Only a few…
A new study, whose findings are published in the British Medical Journal, emphasizes five lifestyle factors that can significantly decrease the chances of developing a life-threatening condition as well as cut down the risk of premature death. More precisely, the researchers observed the effects of regular exercise, moderate alcohol intake, controlled diet, healthy weight and…
A new study, which was a collaborative research plan between the American Cancer Society, the National Cancer Institute, and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, shows that following the recommended standard amount of exercise needed to stay healthy can significantly lower the risk of seven different types of cancers. The findings of the research,…
Recently, new research published in the journal Cell Metabolism shows the process of development of type 2 diabetes for the first time. In the study, the team of researchers from Newcastle University, which was led by Roy Taylor, who is a professor of metabolism and medicine, accentuated the strong link between ‘fat overspill’ and a…
Recently, fast-acting insulin aspart 100 U/mL as mealtime insulin has received approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for usage in children with juvenile diabetes. The press release comes from Novo Nordisk, which is a Danish pharmaceutical brand dedicated to medications and services for diabetes patients across the globe. Diabetes is a global pandemic…