Illegal weight-loss jabs being sold on TikTok ‘not approved for humans’; UK Regulators issue urgent warning

UK health authorities are raising concerns about the illegal sale of unapproved weight-loss injections, like Retatrutide, on social media platforms such as TikTok. These unregulated jabs pose significant health risks due to potentially harmful ingredients, incorrect dosages, and lack of medical supervision. Regulators are actively working to remove illicit posts and enforce stricter advertising controls…

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Tripura CM unveils plans for women’s university

Tripura’s Chief Minister, Manik Saha, has revealed plans to establish a Women’s University, reinforcing the government’s dedication to women’s empowerment through education. This initiative accompanies the opening of three new government colleges and scooter distribution to female students to encourage higher education. Saha also highlighted Tripura’s emergence as an education hub, driven by increased MBBS…

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Jensen Huang sells $40 million of Nvidia shares under this trading plan he adopted in March: What is it

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang sold 201,404 company shares this week, totaling $40.9 million, under a prearranged 10b5-1 trading plan adopted in March. The transactions occurred as Nvidia’s stock neared its 52-week high, despite an 86% revenue growth over the past year. Following the sales, Huang still holds 72,998,225 shares, in addition to significant stakes through…

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Why some experts believe that ChatGPT-maker OpenAI may do where efforts of Google, Amazon and Microsoft have crashed

OpenAI is reportedly exploring consumer health applications, aiming to succeed where Google, Amazon, and Microsoft have faltered. With its massive user base and advanced conversational AI, the company is considering personal health assistants and health data aggregators. Recent hires and favorable regulations suggest a serious push into the healthcare sector.

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Cooperative capital boost: Cabinet okays Rs 2,000cr aid to NCDC; cooperatives to gain from Rs 20,000cr market raise

The Union Cabinet has approved a Rs 2,000 crore scheme to bolster cooperative activities in rural sectors. This grant-in-aid to NCDC will enable them to raise Rs 20,000 crore for loans to cooperatives. The initiative aims to benefit millions of members across various sectors, modernizing infrastructure, enhancing productivity, and generating rural employment.

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