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Anvisa, Brazil's health regulator, suspended one batch each of two cancer infusions and a hospital fluid on 28 October 2026 after failed quality tests. The post Brazil Halts 3 Drug Batches, 2 for Cancer appeared first on The Rio Times .
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With 833 people seeking treatment, Bronkhorstspruit’s outbreak highlights how failures in water treatment and government leadership put vulnerable communities at risk.
Polish creator Piotr Hancke, known as Łatwogang, leads Tiltify’s inaugural Creator Impact Honors winners, recognizing the impact of livestreaming, gaming and creator-led charitable fundraising.
With clocks changing this weekend, NYU Meyers professor Susan Malone explains why permanent daylight saving time isn’t optimal for our health.
Mayo Clinic researchers have detected measurable changes in the brain within 18 minutes of deep brain stimulation (DBS) in people with drug-resistant epilepsy, a finding that could eventually help…
Preclinical study results suggest how the heart can keep itself well-fueled even under times of stress, by burning glucose in the cell cytosol while burning lactate in the mitochondria.
(MedPage Today) -- The Trump administration on Wednesday acted to ease access to unproven peptide drugs favored by Health Secretary Robert F.
