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March 28, 2025

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Liberation reinforces drug profits by 210% on an annual basis

Listen to the article Karachi: Due to the liberalized prices, the Pakistani pharmaceutical sector observed a significant increase in profitability, publishing 210% on an annual basis (YOY) an increase in RS13.5 billion in the calendar year 2024, according to data compiled by Arif Habib Limited (AHL). The net revenue of the sector increased by 21.1% on a yearly basis, reaching 196.8 billion Rs, with top contributions from AGP (+33.8% on an annual basis), Glaxo (+23.2% annual “This 210% increase (or 3.1 times) annual years is due to higher volumes of sales and prices after releasing drug prices,” said AHL Menka

March 11, 2025

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Duterte was arrested for the ICC warrant for crimes against humanity in drug war

Listen to the article Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was arrested by police at Manila Airport on Monday after his arrival from Hong Kong, following a arrest warrant issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC). The warrant accuses Duterte of crimes against humanity associated with the deadly “drug war”. Duterte, 79, who served as president from 2016 to 2022, led a controversial campaign against drugs that led to thousands of deaths, many were attributed to police or unrecognized attackers. Despite the widespread criticism of human rights groups, Duterte maintained his attitude when he claimed he was willing to face prison.

March 7, 2025

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Reward $ 10 million for former Olympic Snowboarder in Drug Trafficking

Listen to the article The US government has announced a $ 10 million reward for information leading to the arrest of Ryan Wedding, a former Olympic Snowboarder from Canada, who is desirable for an international drug trafficking network and a large -scale drug trafficking network. The 43 -year -old marriage was added to the list of the ten most desirable FBI fugitives. The US Foreign Ministry offers a significant reward in the context of trying to bring it to justice. “The marriage went out of dusty dust on the Olympic slopes to distribute cocaine powder in the US cities and

February 20, 2025

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Trump to meet drug leaders as they seek policy changes for drugs

US President Donald Trump gestures as he talks to Mar-A-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, US, February 18th 2025.-Reuters US President Donald Trump will meet on Thursday with executives from major pharmacists, a White House official confirmed Reuters On Wednesday, as the industry is trying to gain government support for drug pricing and insurance changes. The meeting is expected to cover issues, including Medicare drug bargaining, the role of pharmacy benefits and tariffs on medicinal products, according to a source in the industry with knowledge of the issue. The White House did not say who will be present but Parachute It

February 3, 2025

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Trump stops invoices for a month as Mexico develops 10,000 troops to combat drug trafficking

Listen to the article In a major development, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and US President Donald Trump have agreed to temporarily stop the US sweeping invoices to Mexico’s exports, delaying their application for a month. The announcement came just hours before the start of the invoices, with the two leaders confirming the agreement on social media platforms. Sheinbaum, the first to reveal the decision, praised the “good debate” with Trump, with an emphasis on mutual respect for the sovereignty of the two nations. Under the agreement, Mexico will deploy 10,000 troops of the National Guard on its northern borders to

January 26, 2025

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FDA gives the nod to the first drug Schizophrenia “Game Changer” after 30 years

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved an innovative drug, Cobenfy (Xanomeline and Trospium Chloride), to treat schizophrenia in adults. Unlike traditional antipsychotic drugs targeting dopamine receptors, Cobenfy focuses on cholinergic receptors, offering a new approach to management of this impairment. Schizophrenia, a serious chronic disease, affects about 1% of the American population and is one of the top 15 causes of disability worldwide. The disorder is known for causing psychotic symptoms such as illusions, illusions and reduced thinking, significantly affecting the quality of life. In Pakistan and worldwide, schizophrenia is a serious concern, with patients often facing social

December 27, 2024

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Drap will be replaced by the Food and Drug Administration of Pakistan

Customers buy medicine at a medical supply store in Karachi on February 9, 2023. — Reuters FDA to be a unified regulatory body inspired by global models. Second review meeting for establishment of authority held in Drap. Dr. Bharath emphasizes the urgent need for a centralized FDA. Islamabad: Federal health authorities are moving ahead with efforts to establish a Pakistan Food and Drug Authority (FDA), a unified regulatory entity inspired by global models, The News officials were quoted as saying on Friday. This new authority is to replace the Drug Regulatory Authority of Pakistan (Drap) and will be responsible for

December 13, 2024

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The discovery of a massive Syrian drug lab reveals secrets of the illicit trade

Containers of chemicals stand on top of boxes inside a building said to be a captagon factory according to fighters loyal to Syria’s new ruling administration, on the outskirts of Damascus, Syria, December 12, 2024. — Reuters DUMA: The industrial-scale drug lab was just up a hill from a main road on the western edge of Damascus, the city that has been the seat of power for the Assad family, which has long denied any connection to the drug trade. President Bashar al-Assad’s government in Syria has been accused by Washington and others of profiting from the production and sale

November 21, 2024

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Sleep disorder drug may benefit patients with laryngeal dystonia: study

Representational image of a child having his neck checked by a medical worker. — Unscrew /file Researchers have found that a drug used to treat a sleep disorder may benefit people with laryngeal dystonia (LD) – a neurological condition that makes a person’s voice sound hoarse and strained due to spasm of the vocal cords. BBC reports that some of the volunteers treated with sodium oxybate found that it eased their speech and voice in a similar way that alcohol does, but without intoxicating them. LD has gained attention since US President-elect Donald Trump appointed Robert Kennedy Jr. to his

October 13, 2024

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Elizabeth Taylor’s Son Reveals Her Response to Drug Abuse Intervention

Elizabeth Taylor’s family held an intervention for her battle with addiction, according to Christopher Wilding Elizabeth Taylor struggled with alcohol and drugs after her marriage to Senator John Warner ended in 1982. In his last episode BBC documentary Elizabeth Taylor: Rebel Superstarremembered her loved ones who saw her suffer from addiction. “She had physical ailments, particularly bad back problems, for which the use of painkillers was a legitimate solution,” explained her son Christopher Wilding. “When she was little, we had all these miracle drugs and you took a pill. That was her approach – better to live through science.” He

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