Saudi Pharmacies Excel at Dispensing but Lag on Vaccines and Screening, Survey Finds
A survey of 188 Saudi community pharmacists finds near-universal dispensing and counselling but low availability of vaccination, screening, and advanced ...
Tag: pharmacovigilance
Village Health Workers Make Malaria Follow-Up Work in Cambodia’s Remote Communities
A mixed methods study in Cambodia shows village malaria workers dramatically expanded follow-up of Plasmodium vivax patients, with coverage rising ...
Real-World Data Could Finally Crack the Evidence Gap for the Tiniest Babies
A new review argues that the dense data generated in neonatal intensive care units could close the evidence gap for ...
Vaccine Mortality Debate: Dutch Researchers Answer Critic Over Excess Deaths
Researchers at University Medical Centre Utrecht have published a formal response defending their nationwide self-controlled case series finding that COVID-19 ...
Landmark Nordic Registry Study Rules Out Pancreatic Cancer Risk From Semaglutide
A regulator-mandated study using nationwide registry data from Denmark, Sweden and Norway found no increased risk of pancreatic cancer among ...
Liver Injury After CAR T-Cell Therapy May Be Driven by Cytokine Storm, Landmark Analysis Finds
A pharmacovigilance analysis of nearly five million adverse-event reports finds that liver injury after CAR T-cell therapy is predominantly early ...
Eye Injections for Vision Loss Linked to Sudden Psychosis in One Elderly Patient
A case report describes new-onset psychosis in a 75-year-old woman within a day of her third intravitreal bevacizumab injection, raising ...
New AI Model Forecasts Hidden Side Effects of Drug Combinations
A new machine learning method called DCSE predicts side effects of drug combinations and introduces more realistic evaluation standards that ...
Ravulizumab in Pregnancy Shows No New Safety Signals in Global Analysis
A global pharmacovigilance analysis of 354 pregnancies found no unexpected safety signals with the complement inhibitor ravulizumab, with outcomes consistent ...
Common Tuberculosis Drug Tied to Sharp Rise in Vision-Threatening Nerve Damage
A nationwide Korean cohort study of over 31,000 tuberculosis patients finds that the risk of optic neuropathy rises nearly sevenfold ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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