Pharmacy

Two new antiviral drugs join the war against COVID-19; here's a look at their efficacy

COVID-19 vaccines have been successful in preventing severe disease, but the deployment of these antivirals will still be significant given that vaccines aren’t protective 100 percent of the time

As 'Time' magazine does one more hitjob on Hindus, Kashmir’s jihadi purge continues

Those who thought or advanced the idea that the ethnic cleansing of Kashmiri Pandits and even Muslims committed to peaceful coexistence happened only in the ’90s and won’t repeat, were clearly wrong or lying. Jihad never sleeps

KEAM 2021: Entrance exam to be held on 24 July; check steps to apply, eligibility criteria here

The test is held for admission to engineering, medical, pharmacy, architecture, and allied courses in various government and private colleges of Kerala

Karnataka Common Entrance Test 2021 postpones due to COVID-19; exam to be held in August

The examination was slated to be held on 7 and 8 July but now stands deferred until August

India will gift 200,000 COVID-19 doses to UN peacekeepers: External Affairs Minister to UN Security Council

Under India's initiative of "Vaccine Maitri", the country is providing vaccines to the world and is a significant source of supply to the COVAX facility.

World Pharmacist Day 2019: Theme and significance of day that marks importance of medicine experts

World Pharmacist Day 2019: With an objective to create awareness about the role of a pharmacist and highlight the importance of medicine experts, 25 September is celebrated as World Pharmacist Day every year.

MHT CET 2019: Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell extends date for engineering and pharmacy courses to today

The Maharashtra State Common Entrance Test Cell has extended the date for the admission process for the engineering and pharmacy courses till today.

Its high time females are included in science studies urges scientist Rebecca Shanksy

Medicines in women work differently than on men and it is necessary that studies are conducted to suit both genders.

Amazon to buy online drugstore PillPack to possibly enter the pharmacy market

Amazon is vying for a share of what is a more than $450 billion total US prescription drug market,

Private Healthcare in India Part I: Artificially-inflated cost of medicine, consumables make non-govt hospitals inaccessible to most

Inflated medical bills, artificially increased costs of medical supplies and consumables have hampered access to private healthcare in India.