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Paralysed man regains use of arm in medical first
Uses surgically implanted clusters of electrodes that read his thoughts
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US researchers develop rapid blood test for TB
1.8 million died from the bacterial infection in 2015
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New cholesterol drug cuts heart attack, stroke risk more than 20%
Repatha cut the combined risk of heart attacks, strokes and heart-related death by 20 per cent
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Govt will buy medicines worth Rs6b: Shehbaz
Says new system will end spurious medicines issue
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Poor-quality medical devices irk PMA
PMA demanded of the government to immediately declare a medical emergency in view of the fresh wave of terrorism
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Smartphones are revolutionising medicine
Smartphones can already act as pedometers, count calories and measure heartbeats
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'World's heaviest woman' to fly to India for surgery
Eman Ahmed Abd El Aty, 36, weighs around 500 kilogrammes (1,100 pounds)
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Hospital on wheels for patients in rural Pakistan
With 400 Pakistani and 40,000 international doctors on board, this platform is serving patients via internet
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In 'world first', man born without hand gets one
The transplant to the wrist was performed on December 15 in an operation that lasted 13 hours
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Duterte painkiller use draws concern in Philippines
Duterte on Monday revealed that he used to take fentanyl, often prescribed for cancer pain and other chronic ailments
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New drug capsule delivers medicine for weeks after swallowing
The team is working on developing similar capsules to deliver drugs against other tropical diseases
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Pakistani doctor transplants hope to millions for free
More than 300 transplants and 260,000 dialysis sessions were carried out in 2015 alone
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PPMA blames medicines’ unavailability on ‘unfair pricing mechanism’
Says producing these drugs no longer a ‘lucrative option’
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Belgium gets world's biggest pickled brain collection
The brains could help uncover new discoveries in biological psychiatry science
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Alternative medicine: Foundation of university recommended
The demand came at the 5th meeting of the council held
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This Wi-Fi enabled thermometer doesn’t need to sit under your tongue
Thermo will change the way we measure body temperature, completely
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Quality at best price : MCC changes medicine procurement procedure
Technical and financial bids of pharmas to be submitted simultaneously.
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Muslim man with bionic penis undergoes operation to make it smaller
Mohammad Abad decided to have another operation after losing his virginity and finding sex too painful
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Wide awake during brain surgery
Consciousness during brain surgery helps surgeons protect vital functions
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Conjoined twins, a trip to Saudi Arabia and a risky operation
The girls had spent the year since their birth facing each other like mirror images
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Transparency: Medicine records at hospitals to be computerised
CM had directed officials to digitalize medicine records at public sector hospitals
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Biosimilar drugs could save up to $110 bln by 2020, says IMS
Lower-cost copies of complex biotech drugs could save the US and Europe's markets as much as 98 bln euros
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Procter and Gamble stops selling Vicks Action 500 Extra in India after ban
The product is a fixed dose combination of paracetamol, phenylephrine and caffeine
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11 Muslim inventions that shaped the modern world
From algebra to coffee, here are a few notable innovations that are accredited to Muslims around the world
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Treat 'normal' blood pressure to save lives: study urges
People at high risk include those with a history of heart or artery disease, stroke, diabetes or heart failure
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Gene-editing is Science mag's breakthrough of 2015
The technique known as CRISPR named breakthrough of the year due to its potential to revolutionise health and medicine
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Towards interdisciplinary medical innovation
We have recently seen wrist bands being developed to monitor vital signs of pregnant women
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India's 'medicine man' brings pills to the poor
India spends just 1.3 per cent of its GDP on health, according to a 2013 World Bank report
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From cancer to can do
Gym owner Rubina Rehman not only defeated the deadly disease, she came back with a resolve to help others
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British bid to genetically modify human embryos
Modified embryos will not become children as they must be destroyed within 14 days and can only be used for research
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EU suspends sale of 700 generic drugs made in India
The EC took the action after an Indian firm contracted by drug companies to test the medications manipulated data
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Bionic eye helps UK pensioner see in world first
Partially sighted British pensioner has had most of his vision restored thanks to the device
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Trial over fate of frozen embryos underway in San Francisco
The couple decided to create several embryos and have them cryogenically frozen