Soludo reaffirms support for pharmaceutical industry in Anambra

The Governor of Anambra State, Charles Soludo, has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to creating a conducive environment for pharmaceutical industries. He made this statement at the 44th Annual National Scientific Conference titled “IFEADIGO...

Pharma companies slow down their manufacturing projects in Ireland, data show

What affects tourism, health, industry? Climate change, study shows.

Think climate change isn't a pocketbook issue? Think again. A new report by the Environmental Law and Policy Center, conducted by researchers around the Great Lakes, examined the effects of climate change on the lakes and surrounding region. It...

Rep. Gosar reintroduces bill to hold Big Pharma companies accountable for vax injuries

by WorldTribune Staff, July 25, 2025 Real World News Arizona Republican Rep. Paul Gosar has reintroduced legislation which would hold the manufacturers of vaccines accountable for injuries caused by their products. H.R. 4668, titled the End the...

The One Big Beautiful Bill Act Explained: A Detailed Review of Key Changes for the Healthcare Industry

Introduction To offset the cost of other provisions in the bill, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) includes significant reforms to Medicaid, Medicare, and Affordable Care Act (ACA) premium tax credits that are expected to result in millions...

Best of the Week: Pharmaceutical Industry Shifts, Microplastic Analysis, and More

This week, LCGC International published a variety of articles on hot topics in separation science. From shaping mass spectrometry at ASMS 2025, to pharmaceutical companies making efforts to grow domestically, we’re covering all of the latest news...

US tariffs will not have ‘debilitating’ impact on pharma industry: Cipla global MD & CEO

Umang Vohra, Cipla MD and Global CEO As the shadow of US tariffs loom large over the pharmaceutical industry, Cipla’s top executive said, it would have an impact, but that would not necessarily be “debilitating”. “We don’t see a debilitating...

Polio: Reviewing its History and the Development of its Vaccine

Polio is an ancient disease with limited evidence of its existence throughout antiquity. It was not until the late 19th century that the disease became well documented.1 An increase in polio cases coincided with the emergence of the industrial...

India-UK FTA draws responses from healthcare industry leaders

Sanjaya Mariwala, Executive Chairman and Managing Director, OmniActive Health Technologies: “The India–UK FTA is a welcome move. Our exports to the UK went up by 12.6 per cent last year, and this deal gives us a chance to build on that growth. But...

Top 10 pharma companies at Pakistan Stock Exchange as of July 2025

Pakistan’s pharmaceutical sector stands as one of the steadily growing industries within the country’s economy. With rising demand for healthcare services, an expanding population, and increased focus on domestic production of medicines, the...

Q&A: Expert Discusses Challenges in Business of Pharmacy | McKesson ideaShare

In an era of evolving health care delivery, pharmacy professionals are increasingly required to do more than dispense medications—they must become strategic leaders who can navigate complex workplace dynamics. Kristen Jones, PharmD, AVP of...

Duty relief to boost pharma companies' access to UK drug stores

The India-UK FTA is expected to give a strong tailwind to India's pharmaceutical and medical devices sectors with tariff relief and smoother regulatory pathways acting as critical drivers, industry experts told ET. The agreement will boost exports...

Targeted Therapies Ease PTSD Symptoms With Sleep Disorders

Photo Credit: iStock.com/Visions Integrated interventions tailored by symptom type and population effectively improved PTSD-related outcomes in individuals with comorbid sleep disorders. A study published in July 2025 issue of BMC Psychiatry...

Specials | Jul 27, 2025 | 15 min read The Insight Tribe: Advancing Healthcare Through Informed Innovation and Strategic Consulting

Others Specials The Insight Tribe guides global healthcare firms through India’s transformative $638 billion healthcare landscape Pune (Maharashtra) [India], July 26: India’s healthcare industry is undergoing a major transformation—on track to...

Vibrance-3: Study Design and Methods for a Phase 2, Randomized, Placebo Controlled, Parallel-Group Study Evaluating the Safety and Efficacy of ALKS 2680 in Patients With Idiopathic Hypersomnia

WATCH TIME: 4 minutes In this special report series from NeurologyLive, leading sleep medicine experts Eric Olson, MD, and Anita Shelgikar, MD—president-elect of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine—offer their perspectives on six late-breaking...

Does green coffee really help you lose weight? Here's the truth

While green coffee offers benefits like improved metabolism and reduced fat absorption, its effects are mild on their own. For noticeable and sustainable weight loss, it should be combined with a nutritious diet, regular physical activity, proper...

Helping Women of Color Thrive Beyond Cancer Treatment

Staci Kirk’s journey as a six-time cancer survivor has shaped her into a powerful advocate for survivors, especially women of color. Through her nonprofit, the Stiletto Boss Foundation, she addresses the gaps beyond medical treatment, offering...

Finn Russell sends warning to Australia as Lions chase first series whitewash in 95 years

Finn Russell has expressed his determination for the British & Irish Lions to secure a series whitewash against the Wallabies as they head into the final week of their tour in Sydney. The second Test at Melbourne Cricket Ground proved to be an...

Mental Health Burden Among Internally Displaced Populations

Photo Credit: iStock.com/FSTOPLIGHT Internally displaced persons faced significantly higher trauma exposure and mental health risks. A study published in July 2025 issue of BMC Psychiatry reported that Georgia, with internal displacement of...

Opioid Use and Emergency Visits in Spine Disorders

Photo Credit: iStock.com/peterschreiber.media Frequent emergency visits were more likely in spine disorder cases treated with opioids. Researchers conducted a retrospective study published in July 2025 issue of Journal of Pain to estimate the...