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WHO appoints Henrietta Lacks’ family Goodwill Ambassadors for cervical cancer elimination
In a move that offers a touch of justice to Henrietta Lacks, who suffered injustice as “the vast contribution she made to science was […]
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US-Taiwan biotech innovation on full display at Taiwan Expo USA
The Taiwan Expo USA 2022 is underway in Washington D.C., and U.S.–Taiwan biotech partnership and innovation are on full display at the Taiwan Healthcare
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It’s World Mental Health Day – but mental health must be a priority every day
Today (October 10) is World Mental Health Day, on the heels of Mental Illness Awareness Week in the United States. This day is an
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Shionogi shows how to share COVID-19 therapeutics while preserving IP
Shionogi, a pharmaceutical company headquartered in Japan, announced a licensing agreement on Tuesday that would contribute to making its COVID-19 therapeutic candidate accessible in
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GM corn ban would cost U.S. and Mexico billions, report says
If Mexico goes ahead with its planned ban on genetically modified corn, it would impact food security in North America and raise consumer prices
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Shionogi shows how a biotech firm can tackle AMR
Policymakers and public health leaders have been playing a dangerous game when it comes to how they are preparing, or rather are not preparing,
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U.S. must challenge Mexico’s GM corn ban, say farmers and biotech industry
The United States government is under increased pressure from U.S. farmers to challenge Mexico’s impending ban on genetically modified corn that could “cost the
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New Ebola outbreak highlights need for vaccines, therapeutics
After the Uganda Virus Research Institute confirmed a case of the rare Sudan ebolavirus in a 24-year-old man in Mubende district, Uganda’s health authorities
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BIO: Expanding COVID IP waiver could harm US biotech companies
After making the misguided decision to waive intellectual property (IP) protections for COVID vaccines, the World Trade Organization (WTO) is thinking about extending the
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How the European Health Data Space (EHDS) will impact companies operating in the EU
The European Health Data Space (EHDS) will change how patients, doctors, researchers, and policymakers access and use health data, and also affect companies operating
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