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A major challenge in Congo is limited contact tracing and collaboration with affected communities; health workers sometimes spend more time trying to convince locals to work with them than giving care
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A sunny Sunday stroll with friends could help support someone facing diabetes. La Cala de Mijas will host its eighth […]
How much exercise adults need each week, per the CDC: 10 points covering the 150-minute target, vigorous options, strength training and why some movement beats none
Plus, news about GSK, Ascletis, BioMarin, Rigerna and Hisun. Ono Pharma’s endocannabinoid modulator flunks five trials: The biotech’s ONO-1110 did not meet the primary endpoint in five separate Phase…
In 2007, researchers in the Netherlands scanned the brains of 2,000 people aged 45 and over who were going about their ordinary lives. Seven in every 100 had signs of a stroke they never knew they'd had. Nearly two in 100 had a small bulge in a blood vessel, and a similar number had a tumor that appeared to be benign, meaning it was not…
Ghana is planning to develop local capacity to manufacture active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), the key components responsible for the therapeutic effects of medicines, as part of efforts to reduce dependence on imported drugs.
The 1988 Year Group of St. Augustine’s College, popularly known as APSU ’88, has returned to its alma mater in Cape Coast for a memorable homecoming to honour the past, strengthen lifelong bonds, and give back to the institution that shaped its members.
