Rasonque, a tablet taken once daily, targets multiple forms of a protein called RAS, a key driver of tumor growth in most patients with pancreatic adenocarcinoma, which arises from cells lining the ducts of the pancreas.
Trending News
Could Xylitol Affect Your Heart? New Research Raises Questions
Xylitol has long been promoted as a healthier alternative to sugar. It’s found in products like sugar-free gum, candies, toothpaste, and many low-sugar foods. But new research suggests there may be more to learn about how it affects heart health.
Buying Medicines Over the Internet: The Possible Dangers
Have you ever been tempted to buy your medicines from an online pharmacy or another website?
You can protect yourself and your family by being cautious when buying medicine online. Some pharmacy websites operate legally and offer convenience, privacy, cost savings and safeguards for purchasing medicines.
The Health Risks of Bodybuilding Products
Your friends at the gym can’t say enough about the bodybuilding products they’ve been taking to help build muscle mass and strength. You wonder, are they all safe to use?
JOURNAVX(suzetrigine): FDA Approves New Treatment for Acute Pain
What is it prescribed for? JOURNAVX is prescribed for the treatment of moderate to severe short-term (acute) pain in adults​. It was approved on January 30th 2025 What is the name of the drug and what does it do? The brand name is JOURNAVX (pronounced "JOR-na-vix"), and the generic name is suzetrigine. JOURNAVX is used to relieve acute pain that ranges from moderate...
Malignant Gliomas: What You Should Know About the Brain Tumor Making Headlines
A malignant glioma is a tumor that begins in the brain’s glial cells. These cells normally support and protect nerve cells, but when they become cancerous, they can grow into surrounding brain tissue. Because they spread into nearby healthy tissue, malignant gliomas are often difficult to remove completely with surgery. Although they remain challenging to treat, advances in imaging, surgery, radiation, chemotherapy, and newer targeted therapies are improving care for many patients.