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[New Era] New York -- African countries must stop relying too heavily on external support to keep mothers and children alive and instead invest more of their own money in maternal and child health, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has said.
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Novo has signed its fourth weight loss-focused pact of the year, this time tapping a preclinical GLP-1/GIP receptor agonist from China’s Hengrui that could be dosed as little as once a week.
The Supreme Court clarified the forensic audit's focus is on Fortis Healthcare Holdings Private Limited and the Singh Brothers. This audit is not a broad inquiry into the dealings of other banks.
When Taylor Swift's private jet usage made headlines, climate-conscious fans faced a dilemma. A new study reveals how young fans use psychological defense mechanisms to justify the pop star's carbon…
UniQure's gene therapy continues to slow Huntington's progression after four years. But the magnitude of the benefit waned compared to a similar analysis from a year ago.
[Health-e] Orange Farm mother has spent years trying to reconnect with hearing care. Deaf patients continue to face communication barriers to healthcare.
Shannon Smith and Ayrton Hall became increasingly anxious by the change and color of their son's arm.
