In animal testing, Wegobee and Zebbound are overwhelming Dong-A ST administers first patient in phase 1 clinical trial of new obesity drug
Dong-A ST’s U.S. neurobo ‘DA-1726’ phase 1 clinical trial part 1 begins in earnest
Clinical results released in the third quarter of this year
Phase 1 clinical trial completed in the first half of next year
Pre-clinical data shows weight loss ↑ compared to Wegobee and Zebbound
Dong-A ST announced on the 18th that its U.S. subsidiary NeuroBo Pharmaceuticals (NeuroBo) has begun administering the first patient in part 1 of the global phase 1 clinical trial of ‘DA-1726’, which is being developed as an obesity treatment.
Neurobo received approval for DA-1726 global phase 1 clinical study from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in January. The first patient administration was administered to local residents at a designated clinical trial facility in the United States on the 17th (local time).
This clinical trial was designed as a study to confirm safety, tolerability, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics. It is divided into two parts and is conducted through randomization, double blind, placebo control, and parallel comparison.
Part 1 involves administering a single dose of DA-1726 or placebo to 45 obese patients and healthy adults. Clinical results are scheduled to be released in the third quarter of this year.
2024 Paris Olympics Badminton Qualifications: Hong Kong Teams Success Story
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[Tilu News]The World Badminton Federation updated the Paris Olympic rankings on Wednesday (17th). There will be no more World Tour stops before the end of the scoring cycle at the end of the month. The qualifications can be said to have been settled. The Hong Kong team has won 4 Among the admission tickets, the mixed doubles “Deng Xie Pair” Tang Chunwen/Tse Yingsuet are once again shortlisted after the Tokyo Olympics; the men’s singles Li Zhuoyu, the women’s singles Lu Shanyan and the women’s doubles Yang Peilin/Yang Yating will compete in the Olympics for the first time respectively.
Qualifications for the 2024 Paris Olympics are determined by Olympic rankings. Although the scoring cycle only ends on April 30, after the completion of the Asian Championships and other continental championships over the past weekend, there are no World Tour-level events for athletes to compete for points. Only those with very few points. Therefore, after the updated Olympic rankings are released as of Tuesday, it can basically be regarded as the implementation of Olympic qualifications. Each badminton singles event at the Paris Olympics has 35 seats. If more than one athlete from each country or region ranks in the top 16,
How would advanced medical technology help in early detection of cancer?
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Costa Rica could reach an increase in cancer cases of 77.1% by 2024. This according to projections made by the World Health Organization (WHO) and shared on its “Cancer Tomorrow” platform, going from 13,139 diagnoses in the 2020, at 23,272.
However, according to specialists, this projection could be reversed if cutting-edge therapies are applied in the fight against cancer; mainly, the early detection of the disease with the use of advanced medical technologies, along with continuous monitoring to evaluate the effectiveness of treatments.
Precisely, this was one of the main observations made by the Spanish specialist, Dr. Jesús San Miguel, a leading medical-hematologist by profession, during the medical discussion “Curing cancer forever”, organized by the Clínica Universidad de Navarra in Costa Rica . The activity brought together representatives of health homes, officials from the Ministry of Health, insurers and academic representatives.
Dr. San Miguel has been recognized with prestigious awards, such as the Gregorio Marañón Medicine Research Award 2021 and the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences Award. In addition, he has appeared in the last four editions of the “Highly Cited Researchers” list of the most cited researchers in the world.
World Liver Day, 1.5 billion people with chronic liver disease: 90% is preventable
World Liver Day: Raising Awareness About Preventable Liver Diseases
On April 19th, the world observes World Liver Day, shedding light on the importance of liver health and the alarming statistics surrounding chronic liver diseases. With over one and a half billion people suffering from chronic liver disease worldwide and two million deaths annually, the need for better lifestyle choices and healthcare policies is critical.
In Italy alone, at least 15 thousand patients die from cirrhosis and around 6 thousand from liver cancer every year. Surprisingly, 90% of these cases could be preventable with the adoption of healthier lifestyles and appropriate health policies.
The liver, often underestimated, performs over 500 vital functions and can be affected by more than a hundred diseases, irrespective of age, sex, or ethnicity. Weighing between 1.2 and 1.5 kg, the liver can regenerate itself from just 25% of a healthy organ. From filtering toxins to producing bile and synthesizing clotting factors, the liver plays a crucial role in the body’s overall function.
One of the main challenges with liver diseases is the absence of pain receptors, leading to delayed diagnoses and advanced stages of diseases like cirrhosis and liver cancer.
Hidden Trauma Costs: Hospitals Charging Wildly Different Prices for Emergency Care, Study Finds
Article Header: Wide Variations in Hospital Pricing for Trauma Care Raise Concerns
The Problem of Inconsistent Hospital Pricing
Since 2021, American hospitals have been required by law to disclose their prices, offering patients the opportunity to compare costs and seek affordable care. However, a recent analysis revealed that hospitals have largely failed to comply with this mandate. Not only is the pricing information provided messy and confusing, but a majority of hospitals are not fully compliant with the transparency rule.
“The pricing information hospitals provided is messy, inconsistent, and confusing, making it challenging…for patients or researchers to use them for their intended purpose.” – KFF Analysis
The Challenges in Emergency Trauma Care Pricing
Even if hospitals were able to improve price transparency across the board, it would do little to help patients requiring emergency trauma care. After experiencing a major injury or trauma event, individuals are typically rushed to the nearest hospital without an opportunity for assessing prices from inside an ambulance. The urgency of these situations often renders cost considerations secondary when compared with receiving immediate medical attention.
Variations in Trauma Care Pricing
A study published in JAMA Surgery portrays a striking disparity between hospital charges for trauma care and raises concerns about irrational variations.
Breaking News: Diabetes Chatbot Now Available for Pharmacists A Game-Changer in Healthcare Integration
In a surprising development, Diabetes, the trusted chatbot for diabetologists, now extends its reach to pharmacists! This expansion is great news for pharmaceutical professionals, providing them with an essential source of up-to-date and complex information.
With data processed from authoritative sources such as RCPs, guidelines and therapeutic protocols, Diabetes ready to answer pharmacists’ questions and needs. This important step marks a new level in interdisciplinary healthcare collaboration, bringing significant benefits to patients and professionals involved in their care.
One of the main aspects of this extension is capacity Diabetes to provide detailed information on interactions, contraindications, side effects, dosage and medicinal and pharmacological properties. This wide range of information reinforces the role of the chatbot not only as a healthcare tool, but also as a valuable resource for pharmacy professionals in making informed decisions and providing their care best patients.
In an age where access to information is critical to delivering quality healthcare, Diabetes it is a great example of innovation and progress. By opening up to pharmacists, this chatbot demonstrates its commitment to the continuous improvement of the quality of medical and pharmaceutical services, contributing to a closer and more efficient collaboration between the different branches of the system Cheers.
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Dangers of Chlorine Dioxide Solution (CDS): Expert Warns Against Using it as a Cure
Thursday 18 April 2024, 9.37pm
On April 18, 2024, Prof. Dr. Weerasak Charatchaisri or Dr. Moo, a doctor specializing in forensic science at SWU, posted a message via the page. “Doctor Moo Weerasak” Specified: Attention! Taking the panacea of CDS risks life, arrhythmias, convulsions.
Chlorine dioxide solution (CDS) is a substance with antiseptic properties and has been advertised on social media as a cure for various illnesses. However, experts and health authorities have warned that CDS should not be consumed or used as a curative drug. This is because there is not enough scientific evidence to conclude that it is effective in treating the disease. and can have life-threatening side effects.
CDS is used in many ways, for example:
1. Water purification: used to kill bacteria and viruses in water.
2. Surface disinfection: used to kill bacteria and viruses on surfaces.
3. Air purification: used to kill bacteria and viruses in the air.
Side effects of CDS may include:
1. Risk of serious allergic reactions
2. Death from misuse or excessive quantities.
CDS has several risks and side effects, as follows:
1.
Ethical bankruptcy: the rate of murders among Arabs is 8.2 times higher than among Jews
The most common causes of death in Israel in 2022 were cancer, heart disease and the corona virus disease – according to the Central Bureau of Statistics report published yesterday (Wednesday). The report also shows that there are sharp disparities between Arabs and Jews in the death rates from most causes of death, and The most is in the relative rate of mortality due to murder – 8.2 times for Arabs compared to Jews.
According to the report, the death rates from most causes of death are higher among Arabs compared to Jews. The reasons for which the differences are particularly large are: murder (8.2 times ), car accidents (2.5 times), diabetes mellitus (2.2 times in Arabs compared to Jews), fChronic diseases of the upper respiratory tract (2.0 times) . On the other hand, there are causes of death that have a higher rate among Jews than Arabs: the standardized rates bsuicides and indementia (Kiyion) among Jews are 2.1 times and 1.3 times higher compared to Arabs, respectively.
According to data from the Abraham Initiatives Association, in 2022 116 Arabs were killed in Israel in circumstances related to violence and crime, after 126 Arabs were killed in 2021.