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WHO issues warnings on fake diabetes and weight-loss drugs
Reuters· 11 hours agoThe World Health Organization (WHO) on Thursday issued warnings on falsified semaglutides used in...
Fake Ozempic Is Circulating in Europe and Americas, WHO Warns
Bloomberg· 11 hours agoHave a confidential tip for our reporters? The World Health Organization warned that fake batches of...
Extreme heat in India has killed more than 100 people in the past three and a half months
NBC 10 - FOX 14 Monroe· 14 hours agoNEW DELHI (AP) — A monthslong heat wave across swathes of India has killed more than 100 people and...
WHO and Eli Lilly caution patients against falling for fake versions of popular weight-loss drugs -...
ABC 7 El Paso· 8 hours agoThe World Health Organization and drugmaker Eli Lilly and Co. are warning patients to be wary of fake versions of ...
Healthier Together: Herpes cure on the horizon
KIRO via Yahoo News· 1 hour agoJerome said. Their treatment also reduced how much virus a person can release once infected, which could limit the spread. Limiting the spread is key,...
Scientists argue over the origins of COVID-19 before U.S. Senate panel
Wisconsin Examiner via Yahoo News· 16 hours agoWASHINGTON — Scientists debated the origins of COVID-19 on Tuesday, trading barbs over whether the...
Railway museum in Zambia offers a clue to the African country’s rich Jewish history
Sun-Sentinel· 9 hours agoThere’s no doubt railways were key to the development of landlocked Zambia. “A tiny population...
Cultural Trail's Indiana Avenue extension is now open — and it will play music
IndyStar | The Indianapolis Star via Yahoo News· 11 hours agoThe rotating playlists of music will be curated by a newly formed sounding board and change every...
‘A life-saving skill.’ World’s Largest Swim Lesson highlights drowning prevention
Fort Worth Star-Telegram via Yahoo News· 6 hours agoFor children ages 5-14, drowning is the second-leading cause of unintentional injury/death after...
People are resorting to IVF to have kids more than ever before. We should be asking why.
The Hill· 14 hours agoAs rates continue to rise, it is expected that up to 10 percent of all children will soon be...
