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6 Foods That Protect Your Gallbladder, All Already Sitting in Your Indian Kitchen

TurmericCurcumin, the active compound in turmeric, directly stimulates bile production and improves bile flow from the gallbladder into the small intestine. A 2002 study published in the journal Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics found that curcumin caused significant gallbladder contraction in healthy volunteers, reducing the stasis that allows cholesterol to crystallise…

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5 Indian Foods That Calm Skin Inflammation Better Than Antihistamines, According to Research

TurmericCurcumin, the active compound in turmeric, inhibits NF-κB, the molecular switch that tells your immune cells to release inflammatory cytokines. A 2006 review by Aggarwal and Harikumar published in Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology documented curcumin's ability to block this pathway at multiple points, which is why its anti-inflammatory…

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Glycerin Is the Most Affordable Skin Moisturiser Indian Beauty Routines Have Always Ignored

What Glycerin Actually Does to Your SkinGlycerin is a humectant. That single fact explains everything. It pulls water from the air and from the deeper layers of your skin up into the outermost layer, the stratum corneum, and holds it there. A 2016 study published in the journal Skin Pharmacology…

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Beyond the Thorough QT Study: How Concentration-QTc Modeling Is Advancing Cardiac Safety and Model-Informed Drug Development

Concentration-QTc modeling is transforming cardiac safety assessment by linking drug exposure to heart rhythm changes through quantitative modeling. This model-informed approach is helping improve drug development, refine regulatory decision-making, and advance safer, more efficient therapies.

Medical Daily

Neem's Bitter Compounds Target Insulin Resistance and Metabolic Inflammation Better Than You Knew

The Bitterness Is the PointNeem's flavour is the first thing most people want to get past. Chew a fresh leaf and the bitterness hits the back of the throat in a way that feels medicinal before you've thought about it. That sensation is not incidental. The bitter compounds in neem,…

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The Curly Hair Routine Indian Women Need That Is Not Borrowed From Western Curl Culture

Why the Curly Girl Method keeps failing Indian hairThe Curly Girl Method was developed in the early 2000s by Lorraine Massey for a North American and European market. The products it recommends, the protein-moisture balance it prescribes, and the dew-point rules it insists on were calibrated for hair that grows…

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Robert Smith obituary

Other lives: Professor of pharmacology focused on the chemical fate of drugs in human bodies and horses

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An expert explains why you shouldn’t abandon sunscreen despite the fearmongering

A pharmacology expert says the threat of cancer from sun exposure is far more serious than any potential negative effects from sunscreens

The Independent UK

Susan Iversen obituary

Pioneer in the field of neuropsychopharmacology who trained a generation of scientists

The Guardian - UK

Superspecialty hospital to be set up for pets

KVAFSU to set up Veterinary Superspecialty Hospital, ornamental fish aquaculture, incubation centre for dairy products, Ph.D courses in Animal Nutrition, Masters in Public Health course, Pharmacology course, veterinary college in Gadag, fill 153 non-teaching posts, four-week training course, two-year diploma course, one-year post-grad course.

The Hindu

Pharma woes: Dinesh Thakur and Prashant Reddy on India’s regulatory shortcomings

In their 2022 book The Truth Pill, lawyer Prashant Reddy T and public health activist Dinesh S Thakur explored various aspects of modern pharmacology and pharmaceutical practices in India.

Newslaundry

$Research: Hip fractures will double worldwide by 2050$

Research: Hip fractures will double worldwide by 2050

The research was presented today at the American Society of Bone and Mineral Research's annual meeting in Austin, Texas, by Associate Professor Ching-lung Cheung of the University of Hong Kong's Department of Pharmacology and Pharmacy. Read more on Dynamite News

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Donald Singer obituary

Other lives: Founding professor of clinical pharmacology and therapeutics at the University of Warwick

The Guardian - UK

Sage Therapeutics, Biogen Start Rolling Submission For Zuranolone In Major Depressive Disorder

Sage Therapeutics Inc (NASDAQ:SAGE) and Biogen Inc (NASDAQ:BIIB) have initiated a rolling submission of a marketing application to the FDA for zuranolone in major depressive disorder (MDD). Zuranolone is an investigational two-week, once-daily oral drug developed for MDD and postpartum depression (PPD). The companies have submitted the nonclinical module and plan to submit the remaining…

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