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- Read more about During Adolescence close friendships stay fit Children in Adulthood
Children who develop close friendship early in life can be physically fit later in their adulthood, says a new research. The study was published in the journal Psychological Science.
- Read more about Adaptive servo-ventilation therapy increases mortality
Adaptive servo-ventilation (ASV) therapy increases mortality and should not be used to treat central sleep apnoea in heart failure patients with reduced ejection fraction, the SERVE-HF trial shows.
- Read more about Mylan launch generic Zosyn inj in US markets
Mylan N.V., a global pharmaceutical company in US launch of Piperacillin and Tazobactam for injection USP, 3.375g single-dose vials, the generic version of Pfizer's Zosyn injection.
- Read more about Failure is Best Teacher for Brain
Researchers from University of Southern California have revealed that if your brain gets a chance to learn from its mistakes, it will turn failures in life into positive experiences. The paper is published in the journal Nature Communications.
- Read more about Commonly used hair growth drugs may cause sexual & cardiovascular side effects
Finasteride and Dutasteride are in the family of drugs known as 5alpha-reductase inhibitors (5A-RIs). They are often prescribed for the treatment of male pattern hair loss, known as alopecia, and benign prostate enlargement (BPH). A new study has revealed that these commonly prescribed medicines may lead to adverse sexual side effects such as loss of libido or erectile dysfunction. The study appear online in Endocrine Reviews and Metabolic Disorders.
- Read more about Antiparasitic medication reduced parasite activity
A 40 to 80 day treatment with the antiparasitic medication benznidazole significantly reduced parasite activity in the blood, but not progression, of serious heart problems over a 5-year period among patients with established Chagas disease (CD) cardiomyopathy, results of the BENEFIT trial show.
- Read more about Amblyopia or 'Lazy Eye' affects individuals' Brain Wiring
A new study has revealed that amblyopia may actually be physical manifestation of a brain disorder linked to changes in its connection to the weaker eye. The findings were published in Vision Research.
- Read more about Investigators have to record audio - video recording of vulnerable subjects in clinical trials
Government makes new rule for clinical trial after consultation with the Drugs Technical Advisory Board that an audio - video recording of vulnerable subjects in clinical trials of New Chemical Entity or New Molecular Entity including procedure of providing information to the subject and his understanding on such consent, shall be maintained by the investigator for record.
- Read more about Sun Pharma acquired Opiates business from GSK in Australia
Sun Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd today begins the integration of its Opiates business in Australia following the successful completion of this acquisition from GSK (announced in March 2015).

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- Read more about Siemens launched three new haematology systems
Siemens Healthcare has launched three new scalable haematology systems: the ADVIA 360 System, ADVIA 560 System and ADVIA 560 AL System.
The systems offer fast, high quality CBC testing, running up to 60 samples per hour. Automatic anti-clogging and cleaning procedures are employed to ensure results reliability. Along with automated maintenance, this reduces manual procedures and biohazard exposure. Other features include option for manual or automatic calibration procedures, a cap-piercing function for accurate and safer sampling, a multilingual operating menu and bidirectional LIS communication for easy patient data transfer between laboratories and minimised paper-based work lists.