Excessive Coffee, Soda Raise Stroke Risk, Tea Protective – Study

A recent study conducted by McMaster University and the University of Galway has revealed a concerning link between certain beverages and an increased risk of stroke and intracerebral hemorrhage. The findings, published in the Journal of Stroke and the International Journal of Stroke, have shed light on the potential dangers of consuming excessive amounts of…

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Gilead Plans Affordable HIV Prevention Drug Access in Nigeria, 119 other Countries

Gilead Sciences announced its intention to make affordable versions of its innovative HIV prevention drug, lenacapavir, accessible in 120 low and middle-income countries.  “This initiative will significantly reduce HIV infections,” the company, highlighting lenacapavir’s twice-yearly injection efficacy. In clinical trials in South Africa and Uganda, lenacapavir demonstrated remarkable success in preventing infections among women. A…

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WHO Approves Single-Dose HPV Vaccine Cecolin® for Use

The World Health Organisation,(WHO) has confirmed that Cecolin®, a fourth prequalified human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine, can be administered in a single-dose schedule. This decision is based on new data that aligns with WHO’s 2022 recommendations, aimed at expanding access to cervical cancer prevention. Unlike most other cancers, we have the ability to eliminate cervical cancer,…

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