Study maps the influenza virus's takeover of human cells
New study reveals how flu virus hijacks human cells to multiply
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35 pharmacies operated in BPKIHS sealed off
By Nisha Rai, Dharan, July 20: Thirty five pharmacies operating in the premises of the BP Koirala Institute of Health Sc...
risingnepaldaily7/20/2026
Watching too much TV is linked to changes in the brain
In a new study, brain scans reveal that frequent TV watching is linked to brain changes associated with memory decline.
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Xanamem proof-of-concept trial demonstrating anti-depressant activity published in the British Journal of Psychiatry
Ongoing Xanamem (emestedastat) Alzheimer’s disease pivotal trial progresses toward final results in November this year
financialcontent7/20/2026
Emcure’s GLP-1 Poviztra approved for treating liver disease
Emcure Pharmaceuticals expands the use of Poviztra, its GLP-1 drug semaglutide, to treat non-cirrhotic MASH, a progressive liver disease with limited options, following CDSCO approval for Wegovy.
financialexpress7/20/2026
1,115 kg seized cannabis destroyed in anti-drug op
Prayagraj Police destroy 1,115.95 kg seized cannabis worth Rs 5.58 crore under Operation Dahan, following NDPS procedures at an approved facility.
toi7/19/2026
Merck Pill Becomes First Oral Option in Growing Class of Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs
Merck’s Lipfendra is the first FDA-approved pill in the class of cholesterol-lowering drugs called PCSK9 inhibitors. While peptides are typically injected, Lipfendra is a macrocyclic peptide designed for formulation as an oral drug. The post Merck Pill Becomes First Oral Option in Growing Class of Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs appeared first on MedCity News .
medcitynews7/19/2026
How salt affects athletic performance
When you go for a run, play a weekend football match, or lift weights at the gym, sweating
k24tv7/19/2026
Do this 'as soon as possible' if bitten by a tick 'to avoid Lyme disease'
A pharmacist has spoken after news of an increase in infections
stokesentinel7/19/2026
6 dangerous dementia myths you need to unlearn, according to a neuroscientist
There is now better protection for brain health across the globe, so why do we understand less about dementia than ever?
sciencefocus7/19/2026