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Trigeminal Nerve Stimulation Safe but Ineffective for Treating Childhood ADHD: Study
UK: A study published in Nature Medicine has found that external trigeminal nerve stimulation (TNS) is safe in children with ADHD but does not demonstrate meaningful clinical efficacy, suggesting it…
STAT+: Pharmalittle: We’re reading about Super Bowl drug ads, an FTC deal with Express Scripts, and more
Based on ads released in advance of the Super Bowl, little has changed in the eyes of the pharma industry since the FDA began a "crackdown" on drug marketing
West Bengal:‘Go to High Court’ Remark Sparks Row Over FMG Internship Delay
Kolkata: Amid the ongoing row over delayed internship allotment for Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs) allegedly due to a lack of vacancies, a video of a heated exchange between FMGs and…
Health Bulletin 05/February/2026
Here are the top health stories for the day:NEET PG 2025 Cutoff Row: Supreme Court Issues Notice to NBE, NMCThe Supreme Court today took up a public interest litigation challenging…
From Rs 5 OPD to Rs 40,000 Surgery: Maharashtra introduces new rates for Govt Hospitals
Pune: In a move affecting patient care across Maharashtra, the state government has issued a resolution revising user charges at government hospitals. The decision marks a shift from the largely…
200 Fake Pharmacy Websites Axed as DEA Targets India-Linked Fentanyl Drug Ring
New Delhi: The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has dismantled more than 200 website domains associated with an India-linked transnational criminal network accused of distributing fentanyl-laced counterfeit medicines in the United…
MGM Indore MBBS student death: Family alleges ragging, seeks probe
Indore: The family of the deceased first-year MBBS student has now alleged that he was subjected to sustained ragging and bullying at Government MGM Medical College, Indore, and has sought…
The FDA wants to rein in drug ads. On Super Bowl Sunday, it will be business as usual
On Super Bowl Sunday, the drug industry is trotting out lounging football stars, a shouting DJ Khaled, and the soothing tones of Enya.
Opinion: TrumpRx has a fundamental flaw
The real winners from TrumpRx are pharmaceutical manufacturers.