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University of Toronto Study: Pharma Industry's national campaign to influence prescribing practices exposed

A University of Toronto study reveals over 1.1 million pharma-sponsored events targeting U.S. health professionals in 2022. These events, aimed at influencing prescribing practices, highlight a need for transparency and ethical industry interactions. The research emphasizes understanding their prevalence and impact, urging conversations on best practices in prescribing to prioritize public health.

12 dead, over 60 injured after bridge collapses in northern China

According to the provincial public relations department, the bridge over a river in Shangluo, Shaanxi province collapsed at about 8.40 pm on July 19 due to a sudden downpour and flash floods.

Over 100 killed, curfew imposed in Bangladesh due to violence over quota row; Indian students return

The Sheikh Hasina-led government in Bangladesh imposed a nationwide curfew late on July 19 to maintain order, along with a complete internet blackout.

malayali family of four died in house fire in Kuwait

Malayali family of four killed in house fire in Kuwait

The deceased have been identified as Mathews Mulackal (40), his wife Lini Abraham (38), and their two children Irene (14) and Isaac (9) who hailed from Neerattupuram in Alappuzha, Kerala.

Donald Trump and JD Vance attend the RNC in Milwaukee.

Trump bats for unity, introduces ambitious populist agenda at RNC finale

Trump’s speech concludes an energetic four-day Republican rally, attracting thousands of conservative supporters.

Students take part in the ongoing anti-quota protest in Dhaka (AFP)

Bangladesh student protests: Spike in violence kills over 30 amid communication blackout

Fatal clashes over government job quotas leave over 30 dead and thousands injured, leading to a nationwide shutdown of internet and phone services.

bangladesh violent protests over job quota

Bangladesh govt ready to hold talks with student protesters after seven killed in violence

The clashes erupted on July 15 as activists of ruling Awami League’s student front confronted the protesters who insist the existing quota system was largely debarring the enrollment of meritorious students in government services. Demonstrators accused the ruling party’s student wing, Bangladesh Chhatra League of attacking their “peaceful protests” with backing from the police.