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Articles for tag: dogs, drug, extends, lives, risks, support, time, vets, wins

December 1, 2023

News Desk

New drug extends dogs’ lives over time, wins vets’ support despite risks

Researchers at the veterinary clinic of the University of Hanover present Filou, the 3-year-old Belgian shepherd who can detect COVID-19 in human saliva samples, in Hanover, Germany, February 3, 2021.—Reuters Veterinarians and pet care experts are racing to develop a breakthrough drug from biotech company Loyal designed to potentially extend a dog’s life by up to a year. The San Francisco-based company recently achieved a critical milestone with FDA approval of a key part of the drug’s application, indicating its effectiveness in extending the dog’s life. Named LOY-001, the drug is expected to be available in 2026, with delivery options

November 6, 2023

News Desk

K-Pop star G-Dragon questioned in drug controversy involving BTS members

BIGBANG frontman G-Dragon was questioned for four hours in a drug scandal that also involved members of BTS On Monday, former BIGBANG frontman G-Dragon, whose real name is Kwon Ji-yong, reported to the police for questioning on allegations of illegal drug use. The 35-year-old singer appeared at a police station in Incheon, where Parasite Lee Sun-kyun’s reputation was also questioned separately for similar allegations. Both men denied any wrongdoing. G-Dragon spent about four hours with investigators before denying the drug allegations. During the interview he gave a negative result. Leaving the police station, G-Dragon insisted to the media that he

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