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In Developing Countries, mRNA Boosters Could Be A Smart Buy
Because of their inexpensive cost, vaccinations made with inactivated SARS-CoV-2 viruses are widely used in underdeveloped countries. As per new research from Sweden's Karolinska Institutet, a booster shot of mRNA vaccine given after two doses of inactivated vaccination provides...
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FDA Approves Much Awaited Diabetic Drug Mounjaro From Lilly
With high hopes, Eli Lilly's Mounjaro (tirzepatide) was promoted to the big leagues in the week ending May 14, when the FDA approved the type 2 diabetes and weight-loss medication. Can Lilly score a home run with a medicine...
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Ardena confirms spray drying upgrade and additional capabilities at Spanish site
Ardena, a fully integrated Contract Development and Manufacturing Organization (CDMO) assisting biopharma companies with services spanning all the development life cycle, has announced upgrades to its development and manufacturing facilities in Pamplona (Spain) with investments in dry granulation technology...
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Pfizer Pays $11.6 Billion For Migraine Partner Biohaven
Pfizer is putting its substantial gain from COVID-19 drugs to good use by making deals. The company has decided it wants more, six months after partnering with Biohaven Pharma on a migraine medication. The Big Pharma will invest $11.6...
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Can BHRT – Bioidentical Hormone Therapy in Maryland – Treat Hormonal Imbalance
The human body is a perfect assembly consisting of many parts that work in perfect harmony. Each of them has its own responsibilities and performs its function. Hormones are like managers of that circuit, responsible for the proper functioning...
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Two Years On, Half of COVID-19 Patients Still Symptomatic
As per a new study that may be one of the oldest and largest on record to track people with protracted COVID, the vast majority of the people who were hospitalised with COVID-19 early in the outbreak had lingering...
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Boosters For COVID-19 Might Be Far More Crucial Than Before
The Biden administration estimates that up to 100 million additional individuals could contract COVID-19 in the fall and winter due to diminishing immunity and a coronavirus that appears to become more contagious with every new variant. According to specialists,...
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