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Metformin, a Drug for Diabetes, is Investigated for Cancer-Causing Contaminant

An ongoing investigation on the medication Metformin is being conducted by the FDA The FDA or the Food and Drug Administration announced that they are currently testing metformin, a widely used diabetes drug because it is suspected to contain a cancer-causing contaminant known as NDMA or N-nitrosodimethylamine.
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How To Reduce Chronic Pain Naturally

Although there is no known cure for chronic pain, there are things that you can change in your lifestyle that can help minimize it.
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Experts Warn Against Nipah Virus Because It has No Vaccine

The deadly Nipah virus is said to have no vaccine and no cure Nipah, a deadly virus that is carried by bats has already caused outbreaks across South East Asia and South Asia and has serious epidemic potential, according to a global health and infectious disease specialist.
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Research Shows How Much Fiber We Need To Prevent Disease

We all know that we need fiber for better health, but how much fiber do we need in a day? Public health organizations and researchers have long hailed the benefits of eating fiber, but how much fiber should we consume daily? This prompted the WHO or World Health Organization to commission a new study.
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Reseach Says Ketamine May Help Treat Harmful Drinking Behavior

A new study states that ketamine can help treat drinking behaviors According to a study published in the journal Nature Communications, a single dose of ketamine may be able to curb harmful drinking behavior by rewriting drinking memories.
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HIV Vaccine Could Be Available in 2021, Expert Says

By 2021, experts are positive that they can introduce a vaccine for HIV. Experts are optimistic about the trials for an HIV vaccine as it is possible that it is an effective one and could be available as early as 2021.
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To Avoid Heart Problems, Reduce Cholesterol Now, Study Says

Study shows that if you want to live longer, start monitoring your cholesterol levels. A new study says that to prevent any heart problems later in life, people who are 45 years old and younger with higher levels of bad cholesterol needs to make changes with their exercise and eating habits, or even talk to their doctor and nutritionist about medications such as statins.
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