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A new report is not only a ringing endorsement of vaccine innovation but also a call for more investment in the vaccine pipeline. The […]
New report highlights vaccine innovation, need for investment Read More »
Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production in the United States is expected to increase dramatically, from around 2,000 barrels per day (b/d) to nearly 30,000,
Daily SAF production set to jump from 2,000-30,000 barrels in 2024, U.S. EIA says Read More »
Global oncology company BeiGene on July 23 announced the opening of its new flagship U.S. facility in Hopewell, NJ, at the Princeton West Innovation
BeiGene opens new flagship research-manufacturing facility in NJ Read More »
The heads of the three largest pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) were grilled on July 23 by the House Oversight and Accountability Committee, whose new
House Oversight Committee grills PBM executives over ‘despicable’ practices Read More »
Researchers in the Netherlands have reaffirmed the link between influenza infections and the increased, short-term risk of heart attack. The risk is especially elevated
Another reason to get your flu shot? It can reduce your risk of heart attack Read More »
Farmers, biotech firms, the federal government, and other stakeholders are cooperating closely to tackle the emerging challenge of protecting cattle against avian flu, said
Public-private partnerships drive response to avian flu in cattle, panel says Read More »
Five new cases of H5 bird flu among poultry workers reported on July 15 added to the urgency of scientific and legislative action to
New human bird flu cases underscore need for pandemic preparedeness Read More »
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) presents a clear threat to human health and healthcare systems. And in the post-COVID era, the threat and calls to address
AMR infections increased 20% during COVID-19 – and continue to pose a threat Read More »
July has turned out to be a good month for the fight against Alzheimer’s, with the approval of a new plaque-reducing drug and a
Kisunla approval and proposed CMS change signal progress against Alzheimer’s Read More »
The global rate of childhood vaccination “stalled in 2023,” the World Health Organization (WHO) says. Figures released July 15 show 2.7 million more children
Global child vaccination ‘stalled,’ still below pre-pandemic levels, WHO says Read More »
