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Scale of drugs problem contributes to existence of paramilitary groups, MPs told

"The harms of paramilitarism are much broader and will need a tailored and very different process."

Belfast Live

Gene therapy at $3.5m a dose approved for US adults with hemophilia B

Hemgenix frees patients from repeated treatments but initial cost makes it most expensive medicine in the world

The Guardian - US

The FDA Just Approved Its Most Expensive Drug Ever — Sending UniQure Stock On A Warpath

The FDA just approved its most expensive drug ever — a hemophilia gene therapy from CSL and UniQure — and QURE stock popped Wednesday.

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China's Zhengzhou, Shenyang to tighten COVID rules

Eight districts in the central Chinese city of Zhengzhou will conduct mass COVID-19 testing for five consecutive days from Nov. 25, state television CCTV reported on Wednesday.

Reuters

As STDs proliferate, companies rush to market at-home test kits. But are they reliable?

Among the more remarkable legacies of the COVID-19 pandemic is how quickly federal regulators, the health care industry and consumers moved to make at-home testing a reliable tool for managing a public health crisis.

Tribune News Service

1 Stock to Buy Now That Could Make You Rich in 2023

Biopharmaceutical major Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (BMY) beat the consensus earnings and revenue estimates in the third quarter. Given its strong product pipeline, strategic acquisitions, discounted valuation, high profitability, strong financials, and attractive dividends, investors could buy the stock now. Read more….

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See Why Gilead's Cancer Business Is Driving The Stock To A Fever Pitch

Gilead Sciences' first-in-class cancer drug and GILD stock are finally hitting their stride. The oncology business is growing bullishly.

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Britain and South Africa agree health partnership on second day of state visit

Britain and South Africa on Wednesday announced a new health and science partnership to mark the second day of President Cyril Ramaphosa's state visit to London, the first such official guest hosted by Britain's King Charles.

Reuters

UK and South Africa to strengthen health and climate partnership

The two nations signed an agreement during South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s state visit to the UK.

The Independent UK

COVID pill approval ups pandemic arsenal

The health ministry has granted emergency approval for a COVID-19 pill developed by Shionogi Co., opening the door for Japan's first domestically produced oral medicine for the virus to become available as soon as early December.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

The growing menopause-at-work market

Little discussed and poorly understood, menopause — and the market for helping treat its accompanying symptoms — is gaining more attention when it comes to employer benefits.

Axios

Who can get an autumn Covid booster jab and how do I book?

Booster vaccinations are being offered to everyone in England over the age of 50

The Independent UK

New clinical trial will test whether infections need antibiotics

At present, medics may sometimes give out antibiotics unnecessarily because it is not clear whether an infection is caused by bacteria

Wales Online

Medical device companies upselling products to surgeons in operating theatres, insider claims

A former marketing manager for medical device companies says company reps would go into operating theatres ostensibly to give surgeons technical support, but with the prime aim of selling more products.

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The Independent UK

$3.5M gene therapy for hemophilia gets FDA approval

U.S. health regulators have approved the first gene therapy for hemophilia, a blood-clotting disorder with few treatment options

Tribune News Service

New booster shots cut risk of symptomatic COVID-19

WASHINGTON — The new bivalent COVID-19 booster shots are up to 56% more effective at preventing symptomatic COVID-19 infection than the two original COVID-19 vaccines in adults ages 18 and up, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

AFP

UK says monkeypox vaccine is '78% effective'

London (AFP) - UK public health officials on Tuesday said the monkeypox vaccine was 78 percent effective, urging men who have sex with men to take up the jab.

The Independent UK

US renews push for COVID boosters as data show they protect

Americans who have gotten the updated COVID-19 boosters appear better protected against symptomatic infection than those who haven't — at least for now

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Reuters

Britain says monkeypox shot offers strong 78% protection

A single dose of the monkeypox vaccine provides 78% protection against the virus, according to data from England released on Tuesday that health officials said was the strongest evidence yet of its effectiveness.

WEKU

Experts are concerned Thanksgiving gatherings could accelerate a 'tripledemic'

As the holiday approaches, infectious disease specialists are bracing for the possibility that big family get-togethers and travel will propel the spread of RSV, flu and COVID-19.

The Independent UK

RSV: Single jab approved for virus that can cause deadly pneumonia in babies

RSV can lead to severe lung issues in very young children including bronchiolitis and pneumonia

Axios

America shrugs off its twindemic

Americans are too COVID-fatigued to care.

Birmingham Post

Leeds' Tissue Regenix Group strikes agreement with German distributor

The Garforth-based business has signed a multi-year deal with the Hamburg firm

Radio France Internationale

EU drugs agency concerned about rising recreational use of 'laughing gas'

The European Union's drugs agency says that recreational use of laughing gas is an increasing worry in Europe, stressing that frequent use of this gas increases the risk of poisonings, burns and nervous system damage.

The Canberra Times

ACT contact tracing app to be 'switched off'

Canberrans have not been required to check in since May.

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