Browsing: Health

DRAP has obtained observer status at the International Council for Harmonisation, enhancing its role in global pharmaceutical standards.

The US faces its first flesh-eating screwworm outbreak since 1966, deploying flies and trained dogs to control the spread in the southern states.

A surge in black lung disease among younger coal miners in Appalachia exposes critical shortcomings in dust protection measures and workplace safety.

Kenyans and healthcare unions protest against a planned US Ebola research center, raising concerns over health and sovereignty issues.

A flesh-eating screwworm infestation has been confirmed in a Texas calf, marking the parasite’s cross-border spread from Mexico and raising agricultural conc…

Study reveals that individuals with high blood pressure who consume large amounts of coffee face increased cardiovascular risks.

Three Ebola vaccines are currently under accelerated research and funding as the outbreak intensifies, aiming for timely deployment.

Experts examine potential human food sources and survival strategies if all agricultural crops were destroyed worldwide.

Canada becomes the first G7 nation to authorize generic Ozempic weight-loss drugs, now available in pharmacies, while the US has yet to follow suit.

DRAP has issued a safety alert advising the public to avoid specific syringes due to potential health risks. The regulatory body emphasizes caution to preven…