The FDA acted just before a court-ordered deadline Thursday, ordering millions of e-cigarette products off the market; it delayed a final decision on products made by the largest manufacturer in the industry.

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The UK is not currently seeing any major lapse in the protection offered by COVID-19 vaccines, the director of the Oxford vaccine group has said.

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Home-based delivery of inspiratory muscle training should be considered as part of COVID-19 recovery strategies, say UK researchers.

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The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has reversed an earlier decision.

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The addition of an SGLT2 can also be considered for patients at high risk of developing cardiovascular disease.

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The novel oral agent sotorasib is being fast-tracked.

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Professor Justin Stebbing’s MPTS hearing is continuing in Manchester

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The American Board of Family Medicine, the American Board of Internal Medicine, and the American Board of Pediatrics say board certifications may also be at risk.

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A Florida orthopedic surgeon and designer of costly spinal surgery implants was arrested Tuesday and charged with paying millions of dollars in kickbacks and bribes.

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An infectious disease expert says new survey data from the CDC show that people don’t have to be hospitalized with COVID to develop long-term, COVID-like symptoms.

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