Inside the Human Regenerator – my wellness tech test drive
A novel technology in London claims to support cellular rejuvenation – here’s what it’s like inside the futuristic…
ADHD medication use nearly quadrupled since 2006, CBS says
July 14, 2025 Nearly 300,000 people in the Netherlands received medication for ADHD in 2023, almost four times…
First New PTSD Drug in Two Decades On the Horizon?
The Psychopharmacologic Drugs Advisory Committee of the FDA is set to meet on July 18 to consider a…
Going on holiday? What you need to know about taking your meds with you
As summer holidays begin, many travellers are packing more than just swimsuits and sunscreen – for millions, medicines…
‘Devastating’ Trump Cuts to FDA, NIH Will Result in Fewer Medications, New Analysis Warns
One former federal health official said Friday that medications with the potential to “substantially change healthcare and improve…
GLP-1 drugs for addiction: Confidence grows in new treatment option
WERNERSVILLE, Pa. — To make sense of the reds and greens dancing across a computer monitor displaying a…
New fears over fake GLP-1 weight loss drugs escalate to FDA
Zepbound beats Wegovy for weight loss in first head-to-head trial The first study to put two GLP-1 weight…
MHRA approves sebetralstat (Ekterly) to treat hereditary angioedema (HAE) attacks in patients aged 12 and over
15 July 2025 The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has today, 15 July 2025, approved sebetralstat…
B.C. restores rare drug funding for 10-year-old girl with Batten disease
The B.C. government says it is restoring funding for a drug used to improve the quality of life…
KiwiRail bans 2500 workers from using sleep meds citing safety concerns
KiwiRail has banned approximately 2500 of its workers from using melatonin and Zopiclone, citing safety concerns. Melatonin will…
Unlock Peak Dad Mode with Man of Many’s ‘Brilliant Moments Kit’
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Prescription drug costs are forcing Canadians to make dangerous trade-offs
Open this photo in gallery: High drug costs lead many people to split pills, miss doses or halt…