People With MS Can Benefit From This Cancer Drug, Finds Study

People With MS Can Benefit From This Cancer Drug, Finds Study

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Updated Apr 10, 2025 | 11:00 AM IST

SummaryTolebrutinib, an experimental drug, slowed disability progression in advanced MS by 31% in a major trial, offering hope for SPMS patients.

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Fewer Americans Went Out Of State For Abortion In 2024: Report

Fewer Americans Are Getting Abortion Out Of State In US

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Updated Apr 18, 2025 | 09:00 AM IST

SummaryAbortion access in the U.S. is now determined largely by state lines, and the divide between restrictive and protective states is growing. As more people turn to telemedicine and legal battles continue over travel restrictions, the future of abortion rights remains uncertain — shaped as much by law as by innovation, public support, and the ongoing efforts of advocacy groups.

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What Is WHO's Draft Pandemic Agreement?

What Is WHO's Draft Pandemic Agreement?

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Updated Apr 18, 2025 | 07:00 AM IST

SummaryAs the agreement moves toward formal approval, it offers hope that future global health crises may be met with stronger international coordination, improved preparedness, and a more resilient global health system.

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WHO Nations Agree To Sign Off On Treaty To Prevent Repeating COVID-19 Failures- 5 Key Facts

WHO Nations Agree To Sign Off On Treaty To Prevent Repeating COVID-19 Failures

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Updated Apr 18, 2025 | 03:00 AM IST

SummaryCan the world really unite for a safer future? WHO member nations just did—by drafting a historic pandemic treaty to avoid another COVID-19-style disaster. It’s a global promise to share vaccines, tech, and responsibility while keeping sovereignty intact. But will it truly change how we fight future pandemics?

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