Four hundred drug addicts reported lying dead after Pakistani airstrikes
A Pakistani airstrike on a drug treatment center in Kabul has reportedly killed over four hundred people and injured 250 others, with conflicting claims from both Afghanistan and Pakistan regarding the nature and targets of the strikes.
The Pakistani attack on a hospital in Kabul killed 400 people according to the Afghan government
A Pakistani airstrike on a drug treatment hospital in Kabul has reportedly killed 400 individuals and injured at least 250, as stated by Taliban officials, though Pakistan denies targeting the hospital.
Dozens killed in Kabul hospital by strikes Afghan government blames on Pakistan
Airstrikes believed to have targeted a drug treatment hospital in Kabul resulted in numerous casualties, with the Afghan government attributing the strikes to Pakistan, which has denied involvement.
Afghanistan accuses Pakistan of killing more than 200 in strike on drug treatment hospital
Afghanistan has accused Pakistan of a deadly airstrike on a Kabul hospital, claiming over 200 fatalities, while Pakistan denies targeting any civilian locations.
Ontario cutting funding for 7 supervised drug consumption sites
The Ontario government is cutting funding for seven supervised drug consumption sites, initiating a transition to abstinence-based treatment models.
The state lost a lawsuit against Union and Dôvera over the payment of a million-euro drug. Treatment is moving further away from patients.
Slovakia's Ministry of Health has lost a court case against private health insurers Union and Dôvera regarding the coverage of a costly drug, Zolgensma, for patients with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA).
Korydallos Prison: Two inmates dead – Investigation into the circumstances of their deaths
An investigation is underway into the deaths of two inmates at Korydallos Prison in Greece, who were participating in a drug rehabilitation program.
Why are the instructions and different drugs used? The dispensing procedure at Saitama Children's Medical Center
Three patients treated for leukemia had their conditions worsen after being injected with a drug not intended for their treatment.
Trump administration backs off endorsement of drug as ‘exciting’ autism treatment
The Trump administration withdrew its endorsement of leucovorin as an autism treatment, stating there is insufficient evidence to support its efficacy.
Man arrested after assaulting wife and daughter in the coast of SP
A 60-year-old man was arrested for assaulting his wife and daughter in São Vicente, São Paulo, while the victims received medical treatment for their injuries.
The Price of Ozempic is Dropping
The price of Ozempic, a drug used for diabetes and obesity treatment, is set to decline significantly, with potential reductions of up to 50%, but these reductions may not benefit buyers in Finland.
Drug shortage forces desperate Lithuanian breast cancer patients to seek help from neighboring countries
Lithuanian women undergoing breast cancer treatment have been facing a four-month shortage of the essential drug, tamoxifen, leading some to seek it in neighboring Latvia and Poland.
Reports of drug side effects are becoming increasingly frequent
There is an increasing number of reports regarding mild side effects from medications, notably from immunosuppressants and GLP-1 receptor agonists in diabetes treatment, according to an expert from the Latvian Medicines Agency.
Investigating how cancer cells resist treatment: It helps us more accurately select an effective drug
A study in Slovakia is exploring the resistance of breast cancer cells to treatment, highlighting the challenges in selecting effective drugs.
Lukáš dependent on a drug costing a thousand euros a day / They have denied me treatment three times. The state has turned its back on me, even though it knows I am slowly dying without the medication.
Lukáš Hrošovský, a 27-year-old Slovak, struggles to obtain a life-saving medication for his rare condition, Friedreich's ataxia, after his treatment requests have been repeatedly denied by the state.
Family pleads for cancer drug approval after death of dad, aged 33
The family of Huw Jones, who died from cholangiocarcinoma, is urging health authorities to approve the drug zanidatamab that could offer hope to patients like him.
South Africa pushes for local production of HIV prevention drug lenacapavir
South Africa is aiming to produce the HIV prevention drug lenacapavir locally to enhance treatment access and support its pharmaceutical sector.
Why is the wait for innovative cancer drugs particularly long in Korea?
Despite advancements in cancer treatment technologies, South Korean patients face significantly longer wait times for new cancer drugs compared to other developed countries.
The long-term duration of anti-obesity drugs: one year after stopping 'Ozempic', their effects persist
A recent study indicates that the effects of Ozempic, an anti-obesity drug, can continue for a year after treatment cessation, highlighting ongoing challenges in long-term weight management.
Model Project Against Crack: Real Change in Crack Approach in Sight
The Hessian state government is funding a study on crack substitution, indicating a shift towards a therapeutic approach in drug policy in Frankfurt.
Saskatchewan legislative session returns with deficit budget looming
Saskatchewan's legislature opens for its spring session, facing a looming deficit budget due to revenue shortfalls linked to trade issues.
Paraguay announces retatrutida, but agency claims there is no authorization; drug is still in clinical study phase
A Paraguayan lab announced a drug for obesity treatment which lacks regulatory approval, as it is still in clinical trials despite promotional events.
Here, 9 out of 10 young people become drug-free
At Mini Maria Stockholm, a collaboration between social services and healthcare has helped nine out of ten youths become drug-free after completing treatment.
New drug against HIV may revolutionize treatment in the elderly
A new daily single-dose pill for HIV treatment, BIC/LEN, has shown promise in clinical trials, simplifying the lives of long-term HIV patients.
New HIV drug could revolutionize treatment for the elderly
A new once-daily HIV drug could simplify treatment for elderly patients who have been managing the virus for decades.
New oral GLP-1 reduces more glucose and weight than semaglutide in phase 3 study; Orforgliprona increases weight loss by 73%
The experimental drug orforgliprona demonstrated greater glucose control and weight loss compared to oral semaglutide in a phase 3 study for type 2 diabetes treatment.
The breakthrough that ADHD patients have been waiting for? A new drug is already waiting for approval. Psychiatrist comments
A new ADHD drug called centanafadine is awaiting FDA approval and presents potential changes in treatment options.
Polylaminin is promising, but must overcome clinical trials
Polylaminin shows promise as a potential treatment for severe spinal injuries but faces significant challenges in clinical testing.
Novo Nordisk will halve the price of its anti-obesity drug Wegovy in the United States starting in 2027
Novo Nordisk announced a plan to reduce the price of its anti-obesity drug Wegovy by 50% in the U.S. starting in 2027 to improve affordability and competitiveness.
Adults with hemophilia are waiting for reimbursement of a modern drug
Adults suffering from hemophilia in Poland are struggling to access treatment with emicizumab, a modern therapy that significantly improves their quality of life but is not reimbursed for adults without inhibitors.
Pancreatic cancer, with this drug a decisive turning point approaches: the approval of Aifa
A new drug, Olaparib, is set to be approved for the treatment of metastatic pancreatic cancer, marking a significant advance in the battle against this deadly disease.
Novo Nordisk: 15% Drop in Stock - Why the Clinical Trial of CagriSema Was Disappointing
Novo Nordisk's stock plummeted 15% after its new drug CagriSema failed to meet key weight-loss targets in a clinical trial compared to Eli Lilly's tirzepatide.
'I'm a doctor and I took Mounjaro, there are things you need to know'
A UK doctor shares his personal experience with the weight loss drug Mounjaro, detailing both physical and psychological effects during and after treatment.
Who is the head of CV arrested in a hospital in Ceará while receiving medication
Marlisson Lopes Morais, the alleged leader of the Comando Vermelho criminal organization in Ceará, was arrested in a hospital while seeking treatment for kidney stones.
CV Leader Seeks Hospital Treatment with Fake Document and is Arrested While Taking Medication
Marlisson Lopes Morais, head of the Comando Vermelho gang, was arrested at a hospital in Juazeiro do Norte after attempting to receive treatment using a false identity.
Department of Health update on issue that claims 15,000 lives annually
The UK Department of Health announced a new initiative to address drug and alcohol addiction, featuring £20 million in funding for technological advancements in treatment and recovery.
The 'Perfect Drug' from AI? A New Therapy for Obesity Could Upset the Market
A new AI-discovered therapy for obesity, ISM0676, presents potential advantages over existing GLP-1 receptor agonists, signifying a major shift in obesity treatment.
BREAKING: Drug-resisting 'highly contagious' fungus may be in UK as warnings issued
Experts warn that a highly contagious strain of fungal ringworm resistant to treatment may be spreading in the UK, following reported cases in New York.
Fertility treatment given special emphasis as Trump Rx site goes live
TrumpRx, the new US drug discount program launched by President Trump, notably includes fertility medications, though experts warn it may not deliver on the broader promises made regarding prescription drug costs.
Drug dealer shot seeks treatment at hospital and is arrested in flagrant
A drug dealer shot in a conflict was arrested at a hospital in Rio de Janeiro after being treated for his injuries.
Finally.. "Smart Treatment" for Biological Clock Complications
A Japanese research team has developed a promising drug compound that may effectively treat jet lag by rapidly resetting the body's internal clock.
A new option for menopause treatment has emerged – This is how the drug can prevent a 'tsunami' in the brain
A new treatment option for menopause symptoms is available that may alleviate fears around hormone therapy.
Medication in Mice is Not the Same as Medication in Humans: About How the Report of Scientists Finding a Cure for Pancreatic Cancer Inflated
Recent claims of a breakthrough cure for pancreatic cancer by Spanish scientists have led to overwhelming inquiries from patients, but the implications of such a treatment's effectiveness in humans remain uncertain.
What diseases can the use of Ozempic trigger? Here’s what you need to know before starting treatment
The article discusses the potential health risks associated with Ozempic, a drug often misused for weight loss.
Africa: New African Research Shapes the Future of HIV Treatment Globally
A recent study is redefining the management of HIV treatment failures, particularly focusing on drug resistance linked to dolutegravir, to improve patient outcomes across Africa and the world.
Understanding the Causes of Pulmonary Fibrosis Using Human iPS Cells, and Identifying Candidate Drugs - Kyoto University
A research team from Kyoto University has used human iPS cells to elucidate the causes of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and identify potential drug candidates for treatment.
Africa: New African Research Shapes the Future of HIV Treatment Globally
A new African study is providing evidence for improving HIV treatment management, particularly for patients failing on the drug dolutegravir.
Inmate Found Dead in Women's Prison in Sergipe
A 40-year-old inmate was found dead in the Women's Prison of Sergipe, with reports indicating she had heart problems and was undergoing treatment for drug trafficking charges.
Child psychiatrist: A comprehensive plan is needed for the implementation of addiction treatment
A child psychiatrist in Latvia emphasizes the lack of a comprehensive plan for implementing addiction treatment services as lawmakers discuss the decriminalization of drug use for minors.
Medications and Dietary Supplements: Interactions That May Threaten Your Life
Pharmacy and medical experts warn of the potential for dangerous drug interactions between vitamin and mineral dietary supplements and common medications, which could reduce treatment effectiveness or lead to unexpected health complications.