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Conduct disorder in youth stems from changes in brain structure: NIMH

Conduct disorder is a result of extensive changes in the structure of the brain and is most noticeable in the cerebral cortex, or.

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AstraZeneca acquires France’s Amolyt Pharma for $1.05 billion

British-Swedish AstraZeneca has acquired Amolyt Pharma for $1.05 billion to gain access to Lyon, France-based company’s rare disease, late-stage pipeline.

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Pharmacy benefit managers in the US wielding ‘enormous power’: FTC report

Pharmacy benefit managers, who handle about 95% of US prescriptions, are inflating drug costs and squeezing independent pharmacies, according to a report.

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Bird flu detected in a fourth person in the US, health agency CDC says

The national public health agency of the US has reported a fourth person who was infected in the country with the highly pathogenic.

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FDA rejects Daiichi, Merck, antibody-drug conjugate application

The USFDA has rejected a Biologics License Application from Daiichi Sankyo and Merck & Co., seeking accelerated approval of patritumab deruxtecan to treat.

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Novo Nordisk to set up $4.1 billion injectables facility in US’s North Carolina

Novo Nordisk, a Danish pharmaceutical multinational, will invest $4.1 billion to build a new factory in the US to make obesity and chronic.

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WHO issues medical alert on falsified weight-loss, diabetic drugs

The World Health Organization has issued a medical product alert on falsified semaglutides, an active ingredient in Ozempic, a diabetic drug made by.

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Roche to pay $42 million to Ascidian to make RNA exon editing drugs

Ascidian Therapeutics, a US-based biotechnology company announced a $42 million research pact with Swiss multinational Roche AG for developing gene editing therapies.

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Israel’s Teva Pharmaceuticals sue Corcept, Optime over drug monoploy

Israel’s Teva Pharmaceuticals has sued US-based Corcept Therapeutics and Optime Care Inc., a specialty pharma, for monopolising the market for a drug used to.

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Genetic factors may help predict loss of X chromosome in older women

Researchers co-led by the US-based National Cancer Institute have found genetic variants in women that may play a role in promoting abnormal blood.

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