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Harvest Integrated Research Organization (HiRO) and CHA University Bundang Medical Center (CBMC) formed a strategic partnership to enhance clinical trial capabilities in South Korea. The collaboration will leverage both organizations’ expertise to provide comprehensive solutions for global pharmaceutical and biotech companies. This partnership aims to accelerate medical breakthroughs and improve patient outcomes by streamlining clinical trial processes and showcasing South Korea’s research excellence on a global scale.

Over 1,500 families in Chennai’s Pulianthope are suffering from the unbearable stench of a nearby garbage transfer station. The station, which receives 1,500 tonnes of unsegregated waste daily, creates a health hazard and impacts the quality of life for residents. Experts suggest decentralizing waste management and improving segregation to address this issue. Discussions are underway for relocation and improved bio-CNG plants.

Large captagon stockpiles discovered in Syria implicate the fallen al-Assad regime in the drug’s manufacture and distribution. Originally a pharmaceutical drug, captagon’s simple production and high demand have created a lucrative black market, generating billions of dollars annually in Syria and Lebanon. Despite seizures, the drug’s market remains resilient due to the ease of its production and ongoing demand.

Tabla maestro Zakir Hussain has been admitted to a San Francisco hospital’s ICU due to heart problems. The 73-year-old musician, known for his contributions to Indian classical music, was reportedly experiencing high blood pressure before his admission. His friend Rakesh Chaurasia confirmed the news, leaving fans worldwide concerned and hoping for a swift recovery.

The Dexcom Stelo, an over-the-counter continuous glucose monitor (CGM), offers a user-friendly and affordable option for diabetes management. While praised for its accessibility and informative app, it lacks certain advanced features of the Dexcom G7, such as higher glucose reading limits and customizable target ranges, making it less suitable for users with complex diabetes needs. However, the convenience and price point of the Stelo make it a valuable tool for many individuals.

Neurosurgeon Theodore Schwartz’s “Gray Matters” offers a captivating exploration of neurosurgery, moving beyond stereotypes to present a nuanced view of the field. From historical context to modern techniques and ethical dilemmas, Schwartz’s book blends detailed medical explanations with compelling personal accounts. A must-read for anyone fascinated by the human brain and medical innovation.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination to lead the Department of Health and Human Services faces strong opposition after reports revealed his associate’s attempts to discredit the polio vaccine. Senate leaders from both parties expressed alarm, citing the potential danger to public health. Kennedy’s past statements about the FDA and his vaccine skepticism further fueled the controversy.

A new report reveals that only seven countries met safe air pollution levels in 2023. The World Air Quality Report highlights the global health crisis caused by PM2.5, linking it to numerous severe health issues. South and Central Asia show the worst air quality, while Europe shows some improvement. Experts urge for cleaner energy and stricter policies to combat this pervasive problem.

Millions suffer from joint pain, but help may be found in your kitchen! Nutrition expert Dr. Emma Patel reveals her top 5 anti-inflammatory foods – fatty fish, ginger, berries, olive oil, and turmeric – to naturally alleviate joint discomfort and promote healing.

The global post-traumatic osteoarthritis (PTOA) market is booming, projected to reach US$18.5 billion by 2034, driven by increasing injury rates and advancements in treatment. This report delves into the market’s growth drivers, key players, and innovative therapies shaping the future of PTOA management.