STAT+: J&J wins approval for first-of-its-kind psoriasis pill
Johnson & Johnson won U.S. approval for a daily psoriasis pill that rivals the benefits of injectable medicines and could roil a multibillion-dollar market.
Johnson & Johnson won U.S. approval for a daily psoriasis pill that rivals the benefits of injectable medicines and could roil a multibillion-dollar market.
Here are the top health stories for the day:NEET SS Counselling: MCC Withdraws 12 Super-Speciality Seats From Round One MatrixThe Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), under the Directorate General of Health…
Cuttack: Citing a lack of prima facie evidence and an inordinate delay of over eight years in completing the investigation, the Orissa High Court has granted relief to two doctors…
New Delhi: While the National Medical Commission recently gave a 6-month deadline to fill up vacancies in all medical colleges and institutions, a recent data shared by the government to…
Mumbai: To tackle rising concerns over illegal medical practices, the Maharashtra government has constituted a state-level task force to crack down on bogus doctors and unregistered nursing homes across the…
Kollam: In a landmark verdict, the Kollam Additional Sessions Court on Tuesday found the accused guilty of murdering Dr Vandana Das, a young doctor brutally attacked while on duty at…
Dhuri: Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann on Tuesday inaugurated a 50-bed sub-divisional hospital along with a 30-bedded maternal and child health (MCH) block in Dhuri.This project reflects our firm commitment…
Warangal: In a shocking incident, a 38-year-old anaesthesiologist was found dead under suspicious circumstances at his residence in Narsampet town of Warangal district on Sunday, prompting a detailed police investigation.…
New Delhi: Ayushman Bharat - Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (AB-PMJAY) provides health coverage of Rs. 5 lakh per family per year for secondary and tertiary care hospitalisation, benefitting 12…
Ahmedabad: After four rounds of NEET-PG counselling held over nearly two months, as many as 48 postgraduate medical seats in private colleges across Gujarat remain vacant, despite MD and MS…