Cereal is a breakfast staple for many Brits, offering a quick and tasty start to the day without the need for complex recipes or ingredients. However, it may not be as healthy as you believe, with ...

But a generic version (and the active ingredient) of this popular medication, sildenafil, is widely available from several drug manufacturers at a fraction of the cost. Here’s more about this ...

For a cereal that sells itself as fibre-rich, 3.6g per 40g portion is disappointing. There’s a lot of sugar, although this will be partly down to the dried fruit. Contains barley malt extract so ...

By optimising the allocation of land currently dedicated to rice in favor of these alternative cereals, the study estimates that India could reduce climate-induced production losses by up to 11%.

puffing oats rather than rice. Billed as a “healthier alternative to cereal bars and biscuits”, they are gluten-free and high in fibre, providing 37 calories per cake. “No one has ever puffed an oat ...

India’s top generics players like Dr Reddy’s, Sun Pharma, Biocon, Cipla and more are rushing to develop versions of GLP-1 drugs, including generic copies of Semaglutide. The drug will lose ...

Ange Postecoglou's Tottenham Hotspur side slipped to a first-leg defeat away to AZ Alkmaar, leaving them with work to do in the return fixture next week. The Europa League represents Spurs' last ...

Happy National Cereal Day, which is celebrated annually on March 7. This special holiday honors one of America's most beloved breakfast staples — cereal! The goal of this day is to celebrate the ...

Generic drugs made in India cause 54% more severe adverse reactions than identical drugs made in the U.S., a study finds. The issue seems to stem from regulatory oversight differences, as FDA ...

John Turley-Ewart is a contributing columnist for The Globe and Mail, a regulatory compliance consultant and a Canadian banking historian. Rightsizing government bureaucracies and ensuring ...

A new study reveals that generic drugs manufactured in India have a higher association with severe adverse events such as hospitalization, disability, and death compared to those made in the U.S ...