‘Clean’ Beauty: What to Know

The cosmetics and skin care industry is booming with products marketed as “clean” and “natural”. However, the FDA does not have defined standards for these terms, leaving consumers to navigate the market at their own risk. Many ingredients in these products can be hazardous to health, and advocacy organizations are working to have these removed….

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FDA OKs First Oral Agent for Eosinophilic Esophagitis

The FDA has approved budesonide oral suspension (Eohilia, Takeda) as the first oral treatment for eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) in adults and children as young as 11 years. The medication will be available in single-dose stick packs and is designed to address esophageal inflammation and EoE dysphagia symptoms. The approval is based on efficacy and safety…

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A Dive Into Huge Supplements’ Premium Formulas

A Harvard study found that workout supplements come in various forms and are a billion-dollar industry. To choose the right supplement, it’s important to understand the ingredients and their effects. In this review, Huge Supplements is spotlighted, including Wrecked Enraged, a high-stimulant pre-workout, Pump Serum, a caffeine-free alternative, and Wrecked Pre-Workout, known for its strong…

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Surgery for Dupuytren contracture demonstrates higher long-term success rate than needle, enzyme injection treatments

Surgery for Dupuytren contracture has a higher long-term success rate compared to needle and enzyme injection treatments. This finding suggests that surgical intervention may be a more effective option for managing this condition. The use of cookies is mentioned, and users are encouraged to see the Cookie Policy and Cookie Settings for more information. By…

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Who Needs To File With OHCA Under California’s New Healthcare Transaction Regulations?

The California Office of Healthcare Affordability (OHCA) has approved new cost and market impact review (CMIR) regulations for healthcare entities. The new law under the California Healthcare Transactions Law requires healthcare entities to inform OHCA of “material change transactions” expected to close on or after April 1. The regulations aim to provide oversight of healthcare…

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Professor Trevor Duffy

Prof Trevor Duffy, a Consultant Rheumatologist, discusses the significance of mentors and professional relationships in the latest episode of ‘Irish Medical Lives.’ He talks about his career, from his early years in Ireland and Iran to his role as President of the Irish Medical Organisation. Duffy emphasizes the importance of teamwork and the value of…

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Drug Stops Suicide Cells in Type 2 Diabetes

Researchers from the Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica discovered that blocking a protein called DRAK2 can protect insulin-producing cells in the pancreas from toxic fatty acids. Type 2 diabetes is a progressive disease resulting from a combination of genetics and lifestyle factors. The disease leads to damage and death of pancreas cells, which produce insulin….

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