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FDA Recalls Extended Release Metformin Due To ImpuritiesThe US FDA is recommending a voluntary recall of certain extended release versions of metformin after testing revealed excessive levels of NDMA
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Analysis Of Copper Level In Blood May Facilitate Diagnosis Of Alzheimer’sEvery living organism is triggered by the DNA that encodes various protein molecules, which in turn perform all of the necessary biological functions that appear to be all that is needed to sustain the life of the organism. |
96% Of COVID-19 Fatalities In Italy Suffered From Other IllnessesThe outbreak in Italy overwhelmingly struck the nation’s older population and those with pre-existing medical conditions according to the national health authority. |
Produce Rich Diets Tied To Better Heart HealthA recent observational study examined the links between markers of heart health and 3 types of diets and concluded that plant based diets which are rich in fruits and vegetables are associated with better heart health. |
Most Americans Delayed Medical Care in Recent MonthsThe recent outbreak has caused a lot of confusion, as well as tension. In the recent months hospitals, health systems, and private practices have significantly reduced their inpatient and non emergency services in order to deal with COVID-19 patients. A recent poll suggests that the emptiness of medical centers may also reflect patient choice to delay seeking medical care. |
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