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The chair of the U.S. House Select Committee on China opened national security investigations into whether five drugmakers including Merck and AbbVie have been involved in...

In patients with chronic hepatitis B infection, bepirovirsen achieves significantly higher rates of functional cure than placebo after discontinuation of nucleoside or nucleotide analog therapy.

Many adults with diabetes have uncontrolled or previously undiagnosed high blood pressure during their routine visits to retina clinics, prompting referrals and urgent follow-up, a study finds.

Venezuela's healthcare system is under significant strain, ⁠the World Health Organization said on Tuesday, with some hospitals damaged and ⁠others missing staff after deadly...

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