A new type of breast cancer drug developed by researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago can help halt progression of disease and is not toxic, according to phase 1 clinical trials. The drug is specifically designed for women whose cancer has stopped responding to hormone therapy. The results are published in the journal Breast… Read More: Phase 1 human trials suggest breast cancer drug is safe,… »
Soon after the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) expressed opposition to the policy allowing all pharmacists to administer childhood vaccinations, 12 pharmacy organizations banded together in support of the profession’s ability to vaccinate. “There are no greater public health priorities today than defeating the COVID-19 pandemic and protecting our nation from other vaccine-preventable diseases like… Read More: Pharmacy Groups Voice Support for Pharmacist-Provided Childhood Vaccines After AAP… »
The internet is rife with funny cat videos showing their reactions to a plant commonly known as “catnip.” What is catnip, does it affect all felines, is it safe for cats, and should humans use it? This Special Feature investigates these questions and more. Share on PinterestDoes your feline friend go crazy for catnip? In… Read More: Medical News Today: Catnip: What do we know about the… »
Mid-March I wrote an article on possible drug treatments for Covid-19. Some of them were already available and being used to treat other conditions, but there was a move afoot among scientists to adapt them to overcome Covid. Among them was a promising candidate, remdesivir, which had achieved some success against Ebola and two coronaviruses.… Read More: Ebola drug gives new hope to patients with coronavirus, says… »