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Several years ago, Heinz-Josef Lenz, a professor of medicine and cancer biology at the Keck School of Medicine of USC and the ...

EUROPE’s number one healthcare innovation event, HLTH Europe, was held this year in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, from the 16th–19th ...

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As a pet parent, you’re probably accustomed to taking your cat to the veterinarian for their vaccines. And while it may seem ...

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SSRIs are linked to a condition called neonatal adaption syndrome, in which infants are born jittery, irritable and with abnormal muscle tone. About one-third of infants born to mothers taking SSRIs ...

Some side effects such as nausea, diarrhea or headaches can happen with antibiotics, but they don’t always mean you are allergic. These common reactions usually go away on their own or can be managed.