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Pharmaceutical Review ( Associate Editor) According to new studies, the risk of stroke might rise by as much as 30% within five days of exposure to air pollution. Within five days of a stroke, researchers examined 110 observational studies from … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Reviews (Associate Editor) About 16.2 particles of microplastic could be inhaled by people per hour, which is the same as one credit card over the course of a week. Additionally, these microplastics tiny environmental waste produced by the breakdown … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Reviews (Associate Editor) The Heart Foundation is spreading this message in conjunction with the promotion of My Heart MyLife, a free online peer support community for persons with cardiovascular illness, on Friday, September 29, World Heart Day. Research, according … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Reviews (Associate Editor) Although the threat posed by antibiotic-resistant germs to human life is real, it takes a long time for new antibiotics to be developed. The solution may lie in a class of tried-and-true medications that have been … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Review (Associate Editor) In medical research, the issue of how to live a long, healthy life is taking center stage more frequently. Scientists now argue that gaining longevity may depend on consuming the proper foods, developing healthy behaviors, and … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Review (Associate editor) In illnesses referred to as autoimmune diseases, immune systems attack healthy tissues. Immune system checkpoints involving B cells are being studied by researchers as potential novel therapeutic targets. A few studies have also connected vitamin D … Continue reading →

Pharmaceutical Review (Associate Editor) Synfini, a biosciences platform that speeds up the process by which pharmaceutical and other companies may design, synthesis, and commercialize compounds for medication development, has been spun out, according to a recent announcement from SRI International.The … Continue reading →

According to new research, a balanced lifestyle that limits smoking and excessive sedentary behavior while promoting moderate alcohol use, a good diet, regular physical activity, healthy sleep, and frequent social connections lowers the risk of depression. An international team of … Continue reading →