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FDA weighs ban on menthol cigarettes, which disproportionately addict - and kill

FDA weighs ban on menthol cigarettes, which disproportionately addict - and kill
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Singapore s IDS says doctor-led skin care brands will lead the market

Singapore dermatological beauty brand IDS Skincare believes practitioner-endorsed and scientifically validated skin care solutions have the potential to rival ‘feel good’ products as consumers increasingly demand greater evidence and efficacy. Innovative Dermatological Solutions (IDS) was founded two decades ago by Dr SK Tan, a pioneer in the local aesthetics industry and head of JYSK Group, which owns three brands under the IDS brand IDS Skincare, IDS Clinic and IDS Aesthetics. Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, IDS managed to pull through the tough year by shifting towards an online model and was able to continue selling its skin care products and service its clients.

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The race to untangle the secrets of rare, severe blood clots after Johnson & Johnson vaccination

Making sense of rare, possibly related adverse events after vaccination can be notoriously tricky, but in this case, U.S. health officials have a blueprint.

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20% of Dialysis Patients Are Hesitant About COVID-19 Vaccine

20% of Dialysis Patients Are Hesitant About COVID-19 Vaccine
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Researchers Seek Cause of Rare Clots Tied to Vaccines

Researchers Seek Cause of Rare Clots Tied to Vaccines April 19, 2021 New evidence emerged last week that ties COVID-19 vaccines to extremely rare cases of people who develop blood clots and low platelets within weeks of being vaccinated. A team of researchers in the United Kingdom conducted an in-depth investigation of 22 patients who developed serious blood clots along with a drop in blood platelets after receiving a dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine, which is now called Vaxzevria. They also tested one additional patient who had clinical signs of a drop in blood platelets after vaccination. Nearly all the patients 22 of 23 tested positive for unusual antibodies to platelet factor 4, a signaling protein that helps the body coordinate blood clotting.

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