Pakistan drug regulator issues first rules for refurbished medical devices
Pakistan's Drug Regulatory Authority issued new regulations governing the refurbishment of medical devices that took effect immediately.
Pakistan's Drug Regulatory Authority issued new regulations governing the refurbishment of medical devices that took effect immediately.
Eye surgeons report a rise in patients seeking UK help after developing infections from low-cost blepharoplasty procedures performed overseas.
A woman in the UK began pilates classes after nearly falling while tying her shoelaces on a busy high street.
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Food safety experts weigh in on whether vegetables from a home garden are safer than store-bought options amid rising fears of foodborne illness.
The Department of Health and Human Services unveiled new strategies today to shift medical research toward human-based methods and limit the use of animals.