Researchers tested 30 nanometre magnetic particles on 94 blood samples; they detected amoxicillin allergy with 98 percent sensitivity, versus about 17 percent for a standard commercial test

A new blood testing platform could make it easier to identify people who are genuinely allergic to amoxicillin, one of the most widely used penicillin antibiotics. Researchers tested 30 nanometre magnetic particles on blood samples from 94 people, including 50 patients with confirmed amoxicillin allergy and 44 who tolerated the drug. The experimental system detected…

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Orris, Godrej Properties reach settlement over Gurgaon project dispute; Bombay HC quashes FIR | Mumbai News

Image Used For Representational Purpose Only MUMBAI: Orris Infrastructure Private Limited and Godrej Properties Limited have reached a settlement in relation to their dispute concerning the jointly developed Godrej Air project in Gurugram, according to information made public following a recent order of the Bombay High Court.The Bombay High Court had quashed an FIR registered…

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Vijay’s London visit: TN secures Rs 15,300cr investment commitments | Chennai News

Chief minister C Joseph Vijay CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu secured investment commitments of Rs 15,300 crore during chief minister C Joseph Vijay’s visit to London, according to an official release. They include memorandums of understanding (MoUs) and a letter of intent.Samvardhana Motherson International Ltd and its European and UK-based joint venture companies signed a memorandum of…

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‘One inspection, all Noida schools shut?’: Education department fact-checks Saurav Das’s claim | Noida News

CJP’s Saurav Das had alleged immediate closure of all govt schools after an inspection. However, the District Basic Education Officer stated no such order was issued NOIDA: A claim by Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) spokesperson Saurav Das that all government schools in Uttar Pradesh’s Gautam Buddh Nagar district were ordered to shut immediately after his…

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Meghalaya HIV prevalence twice national average: CM | Guwahati News

Shillong: Meghalaya’s HIV prevalence stands at 0.40%, twice the national average of 0.20%, chief minister Conrad K Sangma said on Tuesday, describing HIV/AIDS as a “serious public health challenge.”“Since 2010, new infections have increased by 58.74%, equivalent to nearly seven cases detected every day. We currently have 618 HIV cases, including 60 pregnant women living…

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