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  • People suffering from psoriasis may soon benefit from a drug that offers greater efficacy than the current standard of care, revealed phase II human trial. Nine-month treatment with the new drug was found to clear skin in more than 80% of psoriasis-affected patients. The study is published in the New England Journal of Medicine.

  • Some of the world’s most popular foods and seasonings can also be the smelliest — think garlic, onions, certain cheeses and the notoriously stinky Asian durian fruit. No amount of plastic wrap seems to contain their stench, but now scientists have developed a new film that could finally neutralize the odors of even the most pungent fare. The report is published in the journal ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces.

  • Medanta- The Medicity, introduced Vacuum Assisted Breast Biopsy Technology for the treatment of breast cancer.

    Breast canceris cancer that develops from breast tissue.In India, number of young and middle aged women suffering from disease.

  • Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission (IPC) recently released the guidance document for monographs development of herbs and herbal products. This manual is aimed to provide guidelines for the stakeholders of IP who intend to submit herbs and herbal products monographs, candidate material for phytochemicals reference substances and botanical reference substances to IPC.

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  • Ideal Cures Pvt Ltd, has received third EXCiPACT certificate for its manufacturing site located at Vasai. The plant at Vasai, the main manufacturing unit of the company, has received EXCiPACT certification for film coating materials (Instacoat, Instanute, Instaspray, and Instamask) and extended cooling boosters (Ecocool). With receipt of this third certificate all manufacturing plants of Ideal Cures located in India at Vasai, Jammu and Khambhat are EXCiPACT certified.

  • Researchers at City of Hope developed new therapy  for Patients with an aggressive form of pancreatic cancer known as pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma that uses Salmonella bacterium that can help extend the survival of patients. The study is published in the Journal Cancer Immunology Research from the American Association for Cancer Research.

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