The American Heart Association recommends single combination pills for high blood pressure, improving adherence and reducing heart attack and stroke risk by up to 30%. Learn how this simplifies treatment.
India's ODI series win over SA eases recent losses. Coach Gambhir highlights challenges for 2027 World Cup in South Africa, focusing on team balance and conditions. Read the full analysis.
Eli Lilly's oral GLP-1 drug Orforglipron offers needle-free weight management with significant results in Phase 3 trials. Discover how this tablet alternative works.
Two women arrested in Palghar for allegedly luring men via dating apps, drugging them with sleeping pills, and stealing valuables worth ₹4 lakh. Police recover stolen items.
Eli Lilly's daily pill orforglipron shows 12% weight loss in trials, potentially revolutionizing obesity treatment. Could this be the end of injections?
Novo Nordisk reduces Wegovy's price to $349 and prepares an aggressive launch for its oral weight-loss pill to combat competition from Eli Lilly and expand patient access.
Discover the groundbreaking FDA-approved medication that reduces cardiovascular risks by tackling chronic inflammation, offering new hope for millions at risk of heart attacks and strokes.
Eli Lilly is developing Orforglipron oral pills for weight loss and type 2 diabetes that could replace injections, making treatment more accessible and convenient for millions.
Discover how hybrid mutual funds combine equity and debt instruments to create the perfect investment balance for Indian investors seeking growth with reduced risk.
Former cricketer Aakash Chopra raises concerns about Team India's opening combination and Sanju Samson's exclusion from T20I squad against Australia. Analysis of selection decisions and batting order strategy.
Discover how Bollywood star Jacqueline Fernandez combines heavy weight training with yoga to defy ageing. Fitness experts reveal why this powerful combination works wonders for longevity and vitality.
Abu Dhabi Police issue urgent clarification about false social media claims regarding dangerous 'red pills' circulating in educational institutions. Authorities warn against spreading misinformation.
Abu Dhabi Police issue urgent clarification after social media panic about dangerous 'red pills' circulating in educational institutions. Authorities confirm complete falsehood of viral claims.