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On Sunday, Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy said, U.S. President Joe Biden will be announcing the new steps to reduce the spread of COVID-19 before the U.N. General Assembly meets. Although Murthy did not specify what those steps would be. The next session of the General

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According to an official statement on Friday, India has granted homegrown drugmaker Biological E permission to begin midtage studies of its COVID-19 vaccine in children and adolescents. The Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) gave the approval to the Hyderabad-based pharmaceutical company on Sept. 1, the statement said. The

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The world's biggest trial of Grail Inc's (GRAL.O) flagship Galleri blood test will begin from Monday in Britain's state-run National Health Service which may help to detect more than 50 types of cancer before symptoms appear. Because earlier diagnosis of cancers leads to dramatically increased survival rates, The

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The new Drone Delivery Pilot Programme for COVID-19 Vaccines that starts today in India is testament to the pioneering efforts of Apollo Hospitals in the use of drones for medical purposes. The new drone delivery pilot program which was launched today is the first in

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On Friday, the country's health service stated that patients with Lung cancer in England will become the first in Europe to receive a drug made by U.S. biotech Amgen Inc (AMGN.O) which targets a specific gene mutation, According to NHS England, it was fast-tracking lung cancer drug sotorasib

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To verify the effectiveness of AI technology which assists diagnostic imaging in India, Fujifilm Corporation has launched a project as a new initiative in the company’s health screening service business for the emerging countries. This project will be conducted at a health screening centre that

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Demanding to withdraw the order to cancel the registration of three office-bearers of MP junior Doctors Association (MP-JUDA) from the government over a week-long agitation in July over stipend and other issues, approx. 3,000 junior doctors across Madhya Pradesh went on indefinite strike on Wednesday. MP-JUDA

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The rapid rise in ovarian cancer cases in India, doctors suggested that women above 35 should go for the CA-125 blood and transvaginal ultrasound (TVUS). Doctors also inform symptoms such as pelvic and abdominal pain, bloating, or frequent urination should not be neglected as they can help in early detection of the

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