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U.S. Senators have been busy this week understanding and pushing forward PBM reform. On May 10, the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee […]
Senate HELP Committee advances PBM reform Read More »
Every year, Mother’s Day kicks off National Women’s Health Week. So what are a few simple things that women can do to stay healthy?
3 steps to better health for National Women’s Health Week Read More »
Climate change is getting worse in the United States—and it’s directly impacting Americans’ health, especially children, finds two recent studies. On April 25, the
Climate change is leading to severe increases in health risks Read More »
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Secretary Tom Vilsack opened the Agriculture Innovation Mission (AIM) for Climate Summit 2023, where he announced AIM for Climate
AIM for Climate Summit 2023 opens with new agriculture initiatives Read More »
The production of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) should be encouraged to reduce the high carbon emissions from air travel, writes Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO)
‘Sustainable air travel is within reach’ – with biotech Read More »
Lifesaving science is under attack from potentially deadly misinformation, says the May 9 episode of the I am BIO Podcast, which features Food and
Misinformation is deadly, FDA Commissioner tells BIO’s podcast Read More »
On May 5, 2023, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared an end to the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC), which began
WHO ends COVID-19 public health emergency—here’s what to know Read More »
A May 3 report shows that more than a quarter of a billion people faced acute food insecurity last year. This data underlines the
Nearly a quarter billion people are hungry. Can biotech help? Read More »
“What scientists are telling us is that there is a reasonable chance that—God forbid—a pandemic is deadly as COVID-19 could occur in 10 years,”
What they said at the Senate HELP hearing on PAHPA reauthorization Read More »
A current study suggests that scientists from Hiroshima University in Japan may have found a way to remove allergens that eggs usually contain. According
Egg allergens may be removed thanks to gene editing Read More »
