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The lead author of the study told Newsweek the findings may help explain long-term health complications seen in survivors.
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A boil that keeps returning, recurrent vaginal candidiasis, unexplained weight loss, frequent urination or unusual thirst may be more than just a passing health complaint. They could be warning signs of diabetes, Endocrinologist and Physician Specialist at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital (KBTH), Dr Ebenezer Nikoi, has cautioned.
<p>Doha, Qatar: Qatar Cancer Society (QCS) launched the “Let’s Draw a Smile” campaign in September to raise awareness of childhood cancers as part of its ongoing efforts to promote health awareness across the community, emphasize the importance of adopting healthy lifestyles, and support children living with cancer and their families.</p>…
The move is aimed at strengthening oversight of the sale of prescription medicines and providing a mechanism to verify transactions in cases of suspected unauthorised sale
As Korea prepares to introduce abortion pills, women’s rights groups and doctors are welcoming the move but remain divided over how broadly the drugs should be made available.
A breast cancer drug from AstraZeneca will now be available in England after a pricing deal was reached, in part a result of the U.S.-U.K. pharma pact.
THE Sarawak General Hospital (HUS) made history when it received its first organ donation from a Muslim donor on September 15. In an official post on HUS's Facebook, the donor's family, in a state of grief, showed strength and concern as they...
