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Scientists at INST, Mohali, have developed catalytic droplets that boost reaction efficiency tenfold, opening new doors for faster drug development and energy production. (PIB)
Pharmacy

Catalytic Droplets Revolutionize Chemical Reactions: A Breakthrough for Drug Development

Ankur Deka
2 min read
INST, Mohali researchers achieve tenfold boost in catalytic efficiency with liquid–liquid Phase separation technology
Medical team attends to a distressed patient with a rash in a hospital near a CT scanner.
Medicine

Brazilian Lawyer, 22, Dies After Rare Allergic Reaction to CT Scan Contrast Dye

MBT Desk
2 min read
Brazilian lawyer Leticia Paul died after a CT scan contrast allergic reaction.
Closeup of a doctor preparing a syringe to give an injection to a young girl.
MedBound Blog

Children With Acute Allergic Reactions Often Spend Unnecessary Time in Hospitals

MBT Desk
5 min read
Study Reveals Most Children with Allergic Reactions Can Be Safely Discharged Sooner, Reducing Unnecessary Hospital Stays
Dominique Brown: A Life Full of Love, Laughter, and Disney Magic. (Image: Instagram/HellooDomo)
MedBound Blog

Disney Influencer Dominique Brown Dies After Severe Allergic Reaction at Holiday Event

Dr Sreelekshmi P
3 min read
Devastating loss: Dominique Brown, known for her Disney content, dies at 34 after suffering allergic reaction at holiday gathering, leaving fans in grief
Would you try a pizza topped with a deep-fried bullfrog? Pizza Hut’s bold creation divides netizens. (TwitterX/@jwalkermobile)
MedBound Blog

Chinese Pizza Hut Introduces Deep-Fried Bullfrog, Igniting Online Reactions

Ankur Deka
3 min read
A controversial menu item featuring a whole fried bullfrog as a pizza topping sparks curiosity and debate among netizens
The first emergency treatment for potentially fatal allergic reactions without the use of needles is ARS Pharmaceuticals' nasal spray. (Representational image: Unsplash)
MedBound Blog

First Nasal Spray for Allergic Reactions Approved by US FDA

Priyanka Pandey
2 min read
The spray, which will be marketed under the name Neffy, is thought to be a viable substitute for the EpiPen and other autoinjectors that contain epinephrine
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