After the disclosure from AstraZeneca that it’s under Justice Department scrutiny for illegally funding Iraqi terrorism, Roche and Johnson & Johnson revealed similar inquiries from the agency.
A research team from Stanford University School of Medicine created a smartphone app paired with Google Glass eye-wearable to help children with autism interpret emotions via facial expressions and develop communication skills.
Scientists from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Eshelman School of Pharmacy have designed an artificial intelligence based system to design new drug molecules from the scratch level.
It is a very time-consuming task for the doctors to develop radiation therapy plans for patients with tumors.
By tracking arm and body motion, it is possible to develop an automatic alert system to send video reminders about the benefits of quitting tobacco by using wearable sensor technology.
When babies are born, it is imperative that they be properly vaccinated. By the time children go to school, they should have received the following listed vaccinations:
Findings from two international, randomized, double-blind, phase III, placebo-controlled trials published in the September issue of Gastroenterology revealed that the oral second-generation thrombopoietin agonist avatrombopag (Doptelet) when given once a day, notably decreased the requirement for platelet transfusion...
The extended deal with DSM offers Aerie an elite worldwide license to DSM’s polyesteramide polymer technology for a limitless number of drugs in any ophthalmic indication and also an exposure to DSM’s preclinical latanoprost implant created for people with glaucoma. The two companies have spanned their partnership till the end of 2020, as per Aerie.
Axiostat, the first US Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) approved wound dressing product from India is a user-friendly, compact pack of 8X8 centimeters which ceases unrestrained bleeding from wounds. When applied on a wound, the patch acts on the blood and forms a clot in a minute and turns into a very sticky adhesive patch.
Kindbody, a women-empowered startup was launched on Tuesday by Gina Bartasi, Progyny founder and other women leaders, remarkably co-founders Fahimeh Sasan, MD, from Mount Sinai, and Joanne Schneider, former product leader at Google and Flatiron Health, and Cynthia Hudson, clinical embryology and IVF expert and owner of Manhattan Fertility Specialists.
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