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Myths In The Pricing Of New Drugs
Forbes The UK watchdog, NICE (National Institute for health and Clinical Excellence) rejected Bayer’s liver cancer drug, sorafenib (sold as Nexavar), because it felt that the price (3,500 pounds per patient per month) was too high to justify use by the … |
Promising stem cell therapy for leukemia patients – Medical Xpress
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Promising stem cell therapy for leukemia patients
Medical Xpress Scientists are studying how antibodies can best protect the healthy tissue of leukemia patients. Credit: Dirk Mahler. Leukemia patients receive a bone marrow transplant, which allows them to build a “new” immune system. However, this immune system not … |
Indraprastha Apollo Hospital Now Equipped With G Scan – An Open Standing … – Moneylife
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Indraprastha Apollo Hospital Now Equipped With G Scan – An Open Standing …
Moneylife Apollo Hospitals Delhi has the leading programme in kidney and liver transplant in the country. The first successful paediatrics and adult liver transplants in India were performed at Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals. The hospital is at the forefront of … |
Electronics Giants Think Biotech – Genetic Engineering News
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Electronics Giants Think Biotech
Genetic Engineering News Last October, the company halted development of a biosimilar version of the Roche/Biogen Idec lymphoma and rheumatoid arthritis drug Rituxan (rituximab)—just six months after Tae-Han Kim, president of Samsung Biologics, told the Financial Times the … |
Pandiraj makes a case for Kedi Billa, Killadi Ranga – IndiaGlitz
IndiaGlitzPandiraj makes a case for Kedi Billa, Killadi RangaIndiaGlitzTwo Tamil films released this week have picked their stories from newspaper headlines. While one makes a case for organ donation, the other film, Kedi Billa Killadi Ranga (KBKR), di…
Study links insomnia to heart failure – WTOP
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Study links insomnia to heart failure
WTOP When compared to those who had no trouble sleeping, those who “occasionally” or “often” struggled with one of the above symptoms had a higher heart failure rate by 5 and 14 percent respectively, Prevention says. Study participants who frequently had … |
Increase in BMI ups heart risk in women – Times of India
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Increase in BMI ups heart risk in women
Times of India They found that on average, one in eleven lean, middle aged women with an average BMI of 21 are going to be hospitalised or die of heart related disease between the ages of 55 and 74, the Telegraph reported. The study also found that as women’s BMI … 5 points increase in BMI could increase heart risk by 23 pc in womenNewstrack India |
Bernie: Time is right for Wainwright to lead – STLtoday.com
Bernie: Time is right for Wainwright to leadSTLtoday.comAs a young starter, Matt Morris was set to emerge as the prince in the late 1990s when his career was interrupted by Tommy John elbow-transplant surgery. The inner strength of Darryl Kile became a…
Eating fish cuts death risk in elderly – Times of India
Times of IndiaEating fish cuts death risk in elderlyTimes of IndiaPrevious studies have found that fish, which is rich in protein and heart-healthy fatty acids, reduces the risk of dying from heart disease. But the effect on other causes of death or on…
Research and Markets: Competitor Analysis: Her2 Antibodies – Trastuzumab … – The Herald | HeraldOnline.com
Research and Markets: Competitor Analysis: Her2 Antibodies – Trastuzumab …The Herald | HeraldOnline.comThe present Competitive Intelligence Report about Her2 Antibodies – Trastuzumab Biosimilars and Biobetters/Biosuperiors provides a competitor evalu…