Category: Medicine

PRESS RELEASE Published February 2, 2023 India Veterinary Medicine Industry Outlook: Veterinary medicine refers to specialized medications that are formulated to prevent, manage, diagnose, and treat diseases that affect the health of household pets, wild animals, and exotic species. They can be classified into several product types, such as drugs, vaccines, medicated feed additives, etc. Veterinary medicine variants aid in …

The following is a summary of current health news briefs. UK pharma body urges govt to scrap hike in repayment rate for drugmakers UK’s pharmaceutical trade body on Thursday called for the government to scrap its plans to raise the repayment rates for drugmakers, to avoid possible setbacks in the sector. Drugmakers that are part of UK’s voluntary scheme agreement, …

Laboratory mice typically have unlimited access to food at all times. But for these experiments, Sarkar withheld food from the animals for 24 hours, then allowed them to feed freely for 24 hours before another fast of 24 hours. She then analyzed cell division in the animals’ livers after one week and three weeks of the intermittent fasting diet and …

Bord Bia has confirmed that it is currently working on a proposed veterinary medicines analysis tool for farmers. The State Agency said that it is examining the potential benefits to farmers in creating the online platform to support herd health management “The proposed animal medicine analysis tool could support the identification of usage patterns and reasons for medicine usage on …

White-tailed deer – the most abundant large mammal in North America – are harboring SARS-CoV-2 variants that were once widely circulated but no longer found in humans. the study,”White-tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) May Serve as a Wildlife Reservoir for Nearly Extinct SARS-CoV-2 Variants of Concern,” which was published Jan. 31 in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, …

Pharmacist Wendy Chui of Canada Chemists Pharmacy in the pharmacy’s compounding room on Jan. 26.Cole Burston/The Globe and Mail An Ontario pharmacist has launched a complaint with the national Competition Bureau that alleges veterinary drug makers and distributors are restricting the supply of pet medicine and causing higher prices for consumers. Wendy Chui, who owns a brick-and-mortar pharmacy in Toronto …

Credit: Pixabay Criminals selling false medicines to profit from deceiving vulnerable malaria sufferers, especially in Asia, Africa and Latin America, could more easily be brought to justice as international forensic experts work on new DNA tracking techniques. In-depth forensic DNA analysis led by Flinders University and experts from the Lao-Oxford-Mahosot Hospital-Wellcome Trust Research Unit and Oxford University, investigated whether bacterial, …