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FDA Committee Recommends New Diabetes Drug
A committee within the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently voted that a unique type of drug could benefit type 2 diabetes patients.
Exercising to Counter Holiday Overeating
Short-term overeating may not only result in weight gain — it can have long-term affects on metabolism too. Can exercise counter the harmful effects of a holiday feast?
Regular Exercise During Middle Age Can Help Strength Later On
Elderly people often experience a loss of strength and muscle function as they get older. There may be a way to help prevent this loss.
Healthy Habits Every Man Should Have
Taking steps to form healthy habits now is one of the best ways to avoid future health issues.
TB Vaccine May Help Prevent MS
Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a tricky disease that’s sometimes difficult to diagnose. Researchers investigated if a vaccine might be helpful in stalling the disease in people who showed signs of MS.
A Heart Test to Save Athletes' Lives
Could a relatively simple test for heart abnormalities save athletes' lives? Recent research suggests that it might.
Breast Cancer Rx Tested in Phase I Trial
Researchers are constantly testing new medications for various conditions and breast cancer is no exception.
Allergic Rhinitis Rx in FDA Review Process
Merck (NYSE:MRK), known as MSD outside the United States and Canada, today issued the following statement.
Refilling Prescriptions Early to Avoid Holiday Stress
As the busiest part of the holiday season approaches, it can be hard to finish an endless to-do list before leaving on vacation. Don't forget to plan ahead and refill your prescriptions.
Global Progress Made Against Malaria
Mosquito bites are often regarded as an annoyance, but for some of the world, they can be a much more serious matter. Figures on global cases of malaria were updated in a new report.
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