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A new study found that pulse pressure begins rising in women in their late 30s, about a decade earlier than in men, regardless of when menopause occurs.
We haven't written up this one. Hindustan Times has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
A patient has died from confirmed diphtheria in Bali Local Government Council of Taraba State, marking the state’s first recorded case of the vaccine-preventable bacterial disease.
The Trump administration is expanding Medicare’s new technology-based payment experiment to cover more chronic conditions, including COPD, substance use disorder and tobacco cessation.
Non-medical managers are the only safety-critical part of the service that do not have a regulator. Lady Justice Thirlwall says that must change.
The FDA is opening applications for a pilot program designed to shorten the time it takes for drugmakers to begin testing their products in humans
Sanofi has officially opened a massive new flu‑vaccine manufacturing facility in Toronto — a $925‑million project billed as the largest single bio-manufacturing investment in Canadian history.
Researchers at University College London are investigating whether inherited genes can change how the body responds to smouldering myeloma.
