Millions of Dollars Flow From Pharma to Patient Advocacy Groups
Pharma money has been influential in various organizations, including universities, medical companies, and patient advocacy groups. Public Citizen reported that from 2010-2022, the drug industry provided at least $6 billion…
FDA approves Zoryve for treatment of seborrheic dermatitis
The FDA has approved Zoryve, a once-daily steroid-free foam, for the treatment of seborrheic dermatitis in individuals aged 9 years and older. This makes Zoryve the first drug approved for…
Life science postdocs should get big pay hike, NIH panel says
A National Institutes of Health working group recommended increasing salaries of postdoctoral researchers to $70,000 per year, with adjustments for inflation, and capping the length of the position to five…
When I use a word . . . Medicines regulation—pharmacological offences against the person
The 1861 Offences Against the Person Act passed by the UK Parliament covered a range of offences, including: assaults, rape, abduction, defilement of women, child-stealing, and bigamy. It also addressed…
Eko’s Newest CORE 500 Stethoscope: A Review
The Eko CORE 500 stethoscope is an upgrade from the Eko DUO, with better construction and improved durability. It features USB-C charging, 5-hour continuous use battery life, and up to…
Significant benefit seen in Phase III trial of experimental drug for kidney disease
The clinical trial of an experimental drug for patients with chronic kidney disease showed significant reduction in albuminuria for 50% of participants. Combining the drug with standard-care medication led to…
Researchers reveal a connection between cellular metabolism and depression, suicidal ideation
Research at University of California San Diego School of Medicine found a connection between cellular metabolism and depression, and how different genders are impacted. They say that tools that could…
What Causes Obesity? More Science Points to the Brain
Michael Smith struggled with obesity and uncontrollable food cravings for much of his life, as he felt unable to resist unhealthy food despite knowing he should be full. It is…
Stanford Residents Get 21% Raise in First Union Contract
Newly unionized resident physicians and fellows at Stanford Health Care in California have reached their first contract with the health system, resulting in a 21% pay increase over 3 years…
Revitalize Your Well-Being With These 17 Must-Have Products
The New Year presents an opportunity for a fresh start. To revitalize your well-being, setting goals and arming yourself with the right products is essential. Seventeen products are recommended for…