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July 25, 2024

News Desk

How extreme heat affects medicines and patients

The world just experienced its hottest day on record, and prolonged heat waves have become more common due to climate change, conditions that can alter drugs and their effects on the patients who take them. Here’s what you need to know about hot weather medications: How does heat change the effects and quality of medicines? Medicines for common conditions can increase patients’ sensitivity to heat by reducing the body’s response to high temperatures, including the ability to sweat and the rate of blood flow. Heat waves also increase the risk of spoilage for almost all medicines, whether capsules, sprays, tablets,

Mexican Navy Flags Increase in Use of Chemicals to Produce Method

MANZANILO, MEXICO: Mexican navy officials who run the country’s largest port are growing concerned about growing flows of unregulated “dual-use” chemicals used to make synthetic drugs such as methamphetamine and fentanyl, four Navy officials said. Reuters. Mexico produces most of the fentanyl that ends up on US streets, according to US officials. In recent years Mexico has also become a major exporter of methamphetamine to Asian countries. Navy officials in Manzanillo, Mexico’s largest port by volume, said they have seen an increase in imports of dual-use chemicals, mostly from China, used to make legitimate items such as food, perfume and

January 6, 2024

News Desk

India orders new drug manufacturing standards after deaths abroad

NEW DELHI: Indian pharmaceutical companies must meet new production standards this year, according to a government announcement released on Saturday, although smaller companies have asked for a delay, citing their debt. Shaken by a spate of deaths abroad linked to Indian-made drugs from 2022, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government has stepped up scrutiny of pharmaceutical factories to clean up the image of the $50 billion industry. “The manufacturer must take responsibility for the quality of medicinal products to ensure that they are suitable for their intended use, comply with the requirements of the license and do not put patients at

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