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Spironolactone – An Alternative to Antibiotics In Acne Treatment

Spironolactone was prescribed to treat high blood pressure and heart failure. The anti-hormonal effect of spironolactone helps in preventing acne outbreaks among women. Even in men, androgen levels are kept under control due to the consumption of spironolactone.
- Source: Science Daily
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- June 12, 2018
acne New Approvals skin problems
Gut Health Monitoring Indigestible Sensor

Scientists from MIT have developed an ingestible chip involving a genetically engineered probiotic E. coli strain that can monitor the gut health. By consuming this chip, a light would be generated by detecting the blood flow in the gut region. The quantity of light generated would be transmitted to a smartphone, which could easily diagnose any kind of gastrointestinal distress.
- Source: Ddu
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- June 12, 2018
digital health gastrointestinal mHealth Researches
WHO Praises India for Progress in Reducing Maternal Mortality

On Sunday, the World Health Organization praise India's progress in reducing the maternal mortality ratio (MMR) by 77%. According to their statistics rates have dropped from 556 per 1,00,000 live births in 1990 to 130 per 1,00,000 live births in 2016. As a result of achieving this milestone, hopes are high for India to be on track towards reaching their Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) target of an MMR below 70 by 2030.
- Source: Latestly
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- June 12, 2018
India Market Views pregnancy
Ribavirin – The Potential Treatment Against NIPAH

Ribavirin is effective in Hepatitis C treatment though there is no sufficient proof that this drug would remain effective against Nipah.
- Source: Ddu
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- June 12, 2018
Nipah Virus Researches
Microbes to Help Solve Crimes

It is believed that around 36 million microbes are emitted into the environment by humans every hour. Everyone’s microbial signature is unique.
- Source: Ddu
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- June 12, 2018
digital health microbiome Researches
New Data Management Regulations Creates Hindrance for International Pharma Companies in China

According to the report, the new legislation could create various pitfalls for partnerships and research projects as well as increase the fees for the cost of entry into the Chinese pharma market. The new ordinances come after another extensive cyber-security law, which was set in place last year, stating that data must be hosted on servers on the Chinese mainland.
- Source: Fierce Pharma
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- June 11, 2018
China Market Views medical device products pharmaceutical company USA
Emergent BioSolutions to Invest $50M for Expansion

Emergent BioSolutions, Gaithersburg, Maryland-based Biopharmaceutical Company announced that it will invest $50 million for the next three years to expand the manufacturing capacity for its Camden fill-finish in Baltimore facility. By the time the project has been completed in three years, it is expected to add up 60 jobs.
- Source: FiercePharma
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- June 11, 2018
biopharmaceutical Company Insight
Wasdell Half-Million Investment For Lab Expansion

The UK Based, Wasdell Group a leading service provider for the pharma and medical industries, is planning to invest $671,000 to support its pharma manufacturing through a laboratory project; before the end of this year, the company is also planning to move into sterile manufacturing.
- Source: Fierce Pharma
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- June 11, 2018
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FDA Seeks Help From Social Media Giants To Help Stop Illegal Opioid Distribution

Scott Gottlieb, FDA Commissioner is looking for help from Facebook and Twitter to slow down the unauthorized opioid sales in the US. Gottlieb invited the two social media giants, among others, to participate in the FDA Online Opioid Summit which is set for June 27.
- Source: Fierce Pharma
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- June 11, 2018
Company Insight digital health FDA opioid
Dogs Could be the Main Source of Pandemic Influenza In Future

Adolfo García-Sastre, the principal investigator cum director of the Global Health and Emerging Pathogens Institute of this study said, "The majority of pandemics have been associated with pigs as an intermediate host between avian viruses and human hosts. In this study, we identified influenza viruses jumping from pigs into dogs."
- Source: Ddu
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- June 11, 2018
influenza Researches

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