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Pfizer Launches First-Ever COVID-19 Pill, Prevents It From Making Copies Inside the Human Cells
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Pfizer Launches First-Ever COVID-19 Pill, Prevents Virus Mutation Inside the Human Cells

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Coffee: Why it is Indispensable When a Pick-me-Up is Needed!

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COVID-19 Drug Remdesivir Would Cost the Government $3,120 For Every Patient

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New Chinese Drug Can Stop COVID-19 Pandemic Even Without Vaccine

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FDA Approves New Drug for Treatment of Breast Cancer Patients

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Skin Cancer Drug HA15 Developed As Sun Protection Concerns Increase

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Opiate Addicts Using Anti-Diarrhea Drug Imodium A-D To Get High

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FDA Rules Against Approval Of New Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Drug

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High Doses Of ADHD Drugs Can Lead To Long-Term Changes In The Brain, Study Says

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Injection Could Prevent HIV Transmission In Women, Study Says

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Cocaine Can Increase Risk Of Stroke By Six-Fold At Time Of Use, Study Says

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India Bans Sale Of Over 300 Illegally Distributed Combination Drugs

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$3 Billion Worth of Cancer Drugs Thrown Away Per Year Due To Packaging, Study Finds

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Marijuana Use: Rise Not As Big As Previously Believed, Study Says

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Unconscious Sighing Crucial For Preserving Lung Function, Study Says

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