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A US study shows upadacitinib, an immune drug, helps most alopecia areata patients regrow hair within six months, with improved quality of life and few side effects.
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AIDS Commission DG Dr Kharmacelle Akanbong says men test for HIV far less often than women, warning this hides the true scale of Ghana's epidemic.
The work is part of the government's plan to reduce the use of animals in research by expanding alternatives known as new approach methodologies. These include organoids, organs-on-chips and AI tools that can process biological data and model disease. Read Entire Article
Health professionals across the North East Region have completed an intensive four-day capacity-building workshop aimed at improving healthcare delivery to adolescents.
Ghana AIDS Commission and AHF urge journalists to move beyond statistics and produce ethical, stigma-free HIV reporting that builds public trust.
Pet owners are increasingly extending the longevity treatments humans pursue for themselves to their dogs, experimenting with supplements, red light therapy and drugs including rapamycin even as veterinarians urge caution about unproven treatments.
Jason didn't want a "Coke can" – that's the nickname for a penis that has been enlarged with so much filler it resembles a stubby drink can.
