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Aspartame Faces Cancer Risk Scrutiny: WHO Reports Due July 14th
The upcoming reports will classify aspartame into one of four categories: carcinogenic to humans, probably carcinogenic to humans, possibly carcinogenic to humans, or not classifiable as to its carcinogenicity to humans.
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New Genes Associated with Schizophrenia
Researchers have uncovered two new genes that are connected to schizophrenia and found that a third gene that was previously tied to the condition may possibly be connected to autism.
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Astrology in Ayurveda?
A move by the National Council of Indian System of Medicine (NCISM) to introduce a course in medical astrology in the Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) curriculum has received flak from the Breakthrough Science Society (BSS).
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Illinois-based AI platform conducts clinical trials of its new technology in India
While conducting cutting-edge clinical trials in India, an Illinois-based AI platform called AI Nexus Healthcare is trying to make digital healthcare available to everyone. It emphasizes how technology can support healthcare systems across the world.
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BeBack Crossing Catheter to Treat Heavily Calcified Lesions
Bentley, a Germany-based company and a global leader in minimally invasive medical devices for vascular treatments, had, in September 2022, acquired the rights of the GoBack catheter from Israel-based Upstream Peripheral Technologies.
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WHO urges increased implementation of recommended tools & strategies to combat malaria
The World Health Organisation (WHO) is urging the world to increase the implementation of new and existing malaria prevention, diagnosis, and treatment interventions on World Malaria Day.
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Marburg disease: Outbreak confirmed by WHO in Equatorial Guinea.
An unknown hemorrhagic fever was reported in the Kie-Ntem province of the Central African nation, where more than 200 people have been confined and are only permitted restricted travel.
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WHO updates its list of critical medications for governments to stockpile in case of a nuclear emergency
This updated list will be a hands-on tool for governments to identify, procure, stockpile, and deliver effective treatments in a short time to those exposed.
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