Hybrid imaging test combines antibody and radioisotope for early lung cancer detection
University of Alberta researchers have developed a new molecular imaging test that could lead to improved diagnosis of lung ...
Through ‘radical transparency,’ Kennedy can finally rein in Big Pharma
Kennedy can provide doctors and healthcare professionals with the information they need to truly determine if a drug is safe, ...
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How FTIR enhances API quantification in drug formulations
Discover how FTIR spectroscopy provides a fast, cost-effective method for accurate API quantification in pharmaceutical ...
Compumedics secures FDA nod for second home sleep testing device
Special Report: Compumedics has received US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approval to market its second home sleep ...
How AI Could Revolutionize Drug Development and Save Billions
BullFrog AI plans to introduce what it considers a game-changing approach that could shorten timelines, reduce costs, and ...
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Podcast: Jihye Han Compares First-In-Class Drug Regulation in the US and Europe
Health Affairs' Senior Deputy Editor Rob Lott interviews Jihye Han of Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard University on ...
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Scientists develop fenugreek-based nanoparticles to enhance diabetes drug effectiveness
Researchers explored L-arginine-loaded lipid nanoparticles from fenugreek seed oil, finding they enhance drug stability and ...
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Should You Take Tamiflu? Your Questions About the Antiviral Medication, Answered
The U.S. is in a severe flu season, and antiviral medications such as Tamiflu can help if you get sick—but it's not ...
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This Olympian Blamed a Burrito for a Failed Drug Test. Four Years Later, She’s Making Her Return.
When a decorated American runner failed a drug test on the brink of the 2021 Olympic trials, the most memorable part was her excuse: a tainted burrito. Shelby Houlihan had argued at the time ...
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5 Common False Beliefs About Drug Use, Users, and Addiction
Research published in high-quality peer-reviewed journals reveals ... as in these examples. False Belief 1: Drug experimentation is normal for teens and shouldn’t alarm parents.