BioCryst is profitable. Now it wants to buy more rare disease drugs
Rare disease drug development is getting a boost from new funding models and a growing group of smaller biotech buyers.
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How Obamacare changed healthcare
“The big question is: What is going to be put forward as an alternative and how palatable will that be to consumers,…
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Trump wants to kill the roadless rule: Trees aren’t worth more than lives
The U.S. Forest Service filed a proposed rule today to erase a 25-year-old federal restriction covering nearly 45…
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Creatine actually works — which is exactly why you should read the fine print
The key fact: The creatine did something for people who were already training. The barbell is the intervention — the…
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Beloved New Orleans hospital, wracked by Hurricane Katrina, to get makeover
A beloved New Orleans hospital building where doctors and nurses heroically treated patients without electricity after…
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Israeli strikes in Southern Lebanon continue
Israeli strikes in Southern Lebanon continue The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health announced the killing of one person…
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Israeli strikes in Southern Lebanon remain ongoing
Israeli strikes in Southern Lebanon remain ongoing The Lebanese Ministry of Public Health announced the killing of one…
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King Harald of Norway dies in hospital aged 89
Norway's King Harald, the first king born in Norway in seven centuries, passed away in an Oslo hospital after a short…
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What are the symptoms of Hypermobility Spectrum Disorder?
The disorder may affect hundreds of thousands of people in the UK, but many face significant delays in getting a…
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Congo begins Ebola vaccinations against world's fastest-growing outbreak
Authorities are deploying a vaccine already proven against a related Ebola strain as trials continue on a new jab…
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Popular summer fruit has an edible part most people throw away, USDA reveals
The USDA officially added watermelon rind to its FoodData Central database, revealing surprising nutrition facts about…
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Baby died after hospital monitor volume was too low
The coroner urged the manufacturer of alarms used at the Royal London Hospital to change the volume options.
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Dolly Parton offered to undergo experimental cancer treatment to help others, sister reveals
Even as she faced the end of her life, Dolly Parton’s sister has revealed the country music icon was still considering…
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There Are So Many Conspiracy Theories About Dolly Parton and Vaccines
Influential right-wing conspiracy theorists and MAGA-aligned pundits are falsely claiming that the Covid vaccine killed…
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ADHD and autism costs in England ‘running out of control’, NHS leaders warn
Soaring demand for services has led to tenfold increase in spending in a year in some areas, says NHS Alliance NHS…
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STAT+: In autopsy of failed heart disease study, AstraZeneca raises broader questions about silencer drugs
AstraZeneca detailed the surprise failure of a closely watched heart disease trial, a study with ripple effects for a…
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Lindsay Clancy's shocking plan to celebrate her freedom: Preparations for life outside jail... a new career... and horror awaiting her if all fails
Jurors must decide whether Clancy should face two starkly different futures: a life behind bars or potentially years…
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4 ways to cope with constant thoughts about your body image
Obsessing over your looks should not take up all your energy, says psychologist Diana Hill. If you're struggling with…
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West Nile virus hits Seville: 89-year-old man dies, second death this season
The patient had been in Hospital Virgen del Rocío since Monday with meningoencephalitis caused by West Nile virus,…
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DR Congo begins Ebola vaccinations as deadliest outbreak on record spreads
Authorities are therefore using Ervebo under a compassionate-use programme while researchers gather data on whether it…
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Ukrainian eggs blamed for UK salmonella outbreak – Telegraph
British health officials suggest that a salmonella outbreak in the UK was caused by Ukrainian eggs, the Telegraph has…
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BREAKING: FDA Approves New Pfizer and Moderna XFG mRNA COVID Shots Based on Data From Just 8–10 Mice
The FDA has approved Pfizer and Moderna’s new 2026–2027 XFG-adapted mRNA COVID-19 vaccines even though the XFG-specific…
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Texas y otros dos estados se suman al brote de ciclosporosis vinculado a lechuga
Los casos de una enfermedad parasitaria vinculada a la lechuga iceberg retirada del mercado se han confirmado ya en 20…
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Vaccines take center stage at federal autism advisory committee
Comments about vaccines overshadowed an advisory committee meeting to discuss a plan for boosting federal funding for…
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Opinion: A billing code was supposed to incentivize relationship-based primary care for Medicare patients. It may not be working as hoped
Primary care is much more than what happens during an office visit, writes physician Ishani Ganguli.
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Opinion: We quit the CDC last year. The problems we protested remain
How disease spreads and the risks and benefits of interventions are questions for science, not for ideology.
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Brave mum opens up about Melbourne CBD ordeal
The brave mum who was stabbed after her son with brain cancer was attacked in the Melbourne CBD has told of their…
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US removes radioactive cancer-treatment material from Central American country over ‘dirty bomb’ risk
NNSA says the cobalt-60 source posed a security threat if stolen by terrorists or other adversaries.
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A health department audit raises questions about a private specialist's procedures at Goondiwindi and Warwick hospitals…
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Lindsay Clancy facing life behind bars if convicted of murder as jury weighs whether to send her to prison or psychiatric hospital
A panel of 12 jurors - selected from the total seated jury of 12 women and six men - will deliberate in a private room…
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Labor slams excise cut plan as Coalition being addicted to big tobacco
One of the nation’s largest public health failures, the surge in illegal cigarettes, is now the centre of fight between…
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission: Bringing Cancer Potential to a Community Near You
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission, or NRC, whose mission is to protect public health and safety regarding nuclear…
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Fernando Cruz keeps spirits up despite likely facing Tommy John surgery: ‘happened to the right guy’
Fernando Cruz was diagnosed with a partial tear in his UCL, which typically calls for Tommy John surgery that sidelines…
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‘Let’s Talk Life’ offers anonymous online space for young people seeking mental health support
The platform, developed by mental health professionals at NIMHANS and technologists at IIIT-B, allows young people to…
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DRC begins vaccinating front-line healthcare workers against Ebola
Trials for a vaccine for the Bundibugyo strain are ongoing as DRC authorities try to control the Ebola outbreak.
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