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FDA greenlights the first oral pill that could replace cholesterol injections, sparking both hope and caution.
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FDA greenlights the first oral pill that could replace cholesterol injections, sparking both hope and caution.
An FDA advisory panel has voted to permit access to certain peptides, overriding internal objections from agency scientists.
Thousands of multiple sclerosis patients in England gain NHS access to fampridine, the first medication approved to improve walking ability.
Political discourse around testosterone replacement therapy is intensifying as federal officials move to ease prescribing requirements for the medication.
Sean Kaufman, a nominee for a federal health emergency preparedness role, faces intense Senate questioning over his past public remarks on vaccine safety.
Medical and research communities are shifting focus toward the long-term implications and evolving delivery methods of GLP-1 weight loss medications.
An upcoming FDA advisory panel review of seven peptide compounds has triggered scrutiny regarding potential conflicts of interest among selected experts.
Ontario lowers the colorectal cancer screening age to 45, following shifts in clinical testing recommendations and national medical guidelines.