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Your dreams may not foretell the future, but the way that your heart falls asleep just might. Researchers have now shown that in the early stages of sleep, as the nervous system undergoes rapid changes, the heart’s electrical activity can be used to determine future health risks. All that is needed is the data from … …

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The restriction on advertisements for Schedule H, H1 and X drugs is intended to prevent misleading promotions and ensure the safe use of prescription medicines. However, the existing framework remains an incomplete fix, as it does not fully address indirect advertising, online promotions and the role of pharmacies in influencing consumer choices. A more comprehensive … …

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(mr.suphachai praserdumrongchai/iStockphoto/Getty Images) Obesity is associated with a huge range of serious health problems, raising your risk of heart disease, multiple cancers, and overall mortality. But there’s one area of the body where clinical obesity’s effects have proven more difficult to unpack: the brain. In a study published in Neurology Open Access, scientists have ...

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The Karnataka State Registered Pharmacists Association (KSRPA) has brought to the notice of the State Food and Drug Administration (FDA) about the growing practice of offering ‘Buy 1, Get 1 Free’ deals on medicines. The association has raised concerns over such promotional offers and urged the regulatory authority to take note of the practice and […]

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(Fiordaliso/Moment/Getty Images) Our brains depend on a steady oxygen supply, and problems can arise when cells cannot properly use the oxygen reaching them. Scientists investigating what happens when that balance breaks down have tested an unexpected approach in mice with Parkinson’s-like symptoms: reducing oxygen delivery to their tissues. Mice given an experimental drug combi...

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