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FDA Approves Bizengri as First Targeted Therapy for NRG1-Fusion Bile Duct Cancer
/ HTML. Word count 450-560 words. Need to include all facts: FDA December 15 approval of zenocutuzumab (Bizengri), bispecific antibody low-fucose humanized…
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Listeria outbreak in California kills infant, sickens 10
Health officials in California have confirmed that an outbreak of Listeria monocytogenes linked to ready‑to‑eat meat and poultry products has resulted in…
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Rwanda’s Marburg Outbreak in Kigali Kills 13, Infects 58
Just four weeks ago, Rwanda had no history of Marburg virus disease. Today, the nation is confronting its first outbreak, with 58…
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MAHA Push Is Changing How Americans Snack, NIQ Data Shows
WASHINGTON, D.C. — The slogan “Make America Healthy Again” is not new. Its roots stretch back decades through the public-health work of…
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Polio Confirmed in Gaza Child After 25-Year Absence
The first case of polio in the Gaza Strip in 25 years has been confirmed, sparking concern among health officials. According to…
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Northwestern and Brigham Scientists Identify Immune Defect in Lupus and a Possible Way to Reverse It
On July 10, 2024, a joint research team from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and Harvard Medical School released a study…
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Merck Handed Back Moderna’s KRAS Cancer Vaccine in 2022 and the Trial Ended for Business Reasons
More than two years have passed since Merck discontinued a high-profile cancer vaccine trial, yet the underlying scientific questions persist without resolution.…
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CGRP Drugs and a Wearable Device Give Migraine Patients New Treatment Options
Migraine attacks often strike without warning, bringing intense pain, light sensitivity and nausea. Traditional acute treatments have been limited, and preventive regimens…
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FDA Grants Accelerated Approval to Elrexfio for Heavily Treated Multiple Myeloma
/ HTML. So we need headings maybe and paragraphs . Must not add any extra info. Must keep facts: FDA approved Elranatamab…
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Swiss Brain Implants Restore Paralyzed Man’s Walking
May 24, 2023 — infopulsetoday.com — A groundbreaking medical breakthrough has been achieved by Swiss scientists, who have successfully enabled a paralyzed…
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Swiss Brain Implants Let Paralyzed Man Walk Naturally
A groundbreaking medical breakthrough has been achieved by Swiss scientists, who have successfully enabled a paralyzed man to walk naturally through the…
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Retail loan growth held at 6.5% in October 2022 but analysts expected it to slow
For Malaysian families and small business owners, the steady flow of credit from banks remains a vital lifeline, even as the broader…
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Study: Masks Reduce Flu and Coronavirus Droplet Spread
A research project led by professor Benjamin Cowling at the World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for infectious disease epidemiology in Hong Kong…
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Global Export Restrictions Worsen COVID-19 Medical Supply Shortages
The COVID-19 pandemic has triggered an unprecedented global competition for medical resources, reshaping international relations in the process. By April 6, 2020,…
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FDA Reports First Coronavirus-Related Drug Shortage as China Supply Chain Strains
On March 5 2020, the rapid spread of the novel coronavirus in China forced the closure or reduced operation of factories in…
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Philippines Reports First Coronavirus Death Outside China
On February 2, 2020 the Philippines announced its first confirmed death linked to the novel coronavirus outside of China. The victim was…
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Malaysian Glove Makers Pledge 18 Million Gloves to Wuhan as Demand Surges
A Global Health Crisis Triggers Unprecedented Surge in Malaysian Rubber Glove Exports The rapid spread of the novel coronavirus originating from Wuhan,…
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Coronavirus Death Toll Reaches 82 as Governments Warn Citizens Away From China
Eighty-two dead. That grim figure, tallied as of the evening of January 28, 2020, is the real story behind the headlines about…
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BlackRock CEO Warns Climate Risk Reshapes Finance
BlackRock, the world’s largest asset manager, is about to change how it picks its investments. The reason: climate change. Larry Fink, the…
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Antibiotics: From Salvarsan to Superbugs, How Resistance Grew and What Might Come Next
LONDON, July 8 — The history of antibiotics, from ancient moldy bread to modern synthetic drugs, now confronts a strategic challenge that…
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