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16.12.25 - 08:48
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Chinese biotech Scizeng′s global licensing deal to yield up to US$1.44 billion (SCMP)
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A Chinese biopharmaceutical firm has sealed a global licensing deal valued at up to US$1.44 billion, the second in a week, as a wave of cross-border tie-ups shows no sign of abating despite headwinds from the US Biosecure Act.
Shanghai Scizeng Medical Technology, a unit of Changchun High-Tech Industry, has agreed to grant US-based Yarrow Bioscience exclusive global rights to develop, manufacture and commercialise GenSci098, an injectable therapy for thyroid eye disease and Graves' disease, both......
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15.12.25 - 04:30
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A New Republican Vision For Health Care (ZeroHedge)
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A New Republican Vision For Health Care
Authored by Monique Yohanan via RealClearHealth,
The shutdown dispute offered a clear view into a problem that has shaped federal health policy for more than a decade. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) directs subsidies to insurance companies rather than to individual Americans. Democrats portrayed their position as a defense of middle-class families, but the system of subsidies they have created primarily protects and enhances insurance company profits.
The current ACA framework needs amendment to make structural reform possible. Republicans should state clearly what they are for: real choices for quality medical care that is affordable, secure, transparent, and accessible. There are three systemic reforms that can get us there.
The first reform is this: Americans should have a medical wallet on their phones. Instead of subsidies going to insurance companies, money would go into a medical wallet the patient owns and can directly control. It would resemble...
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14.12.25 - 13:54
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Experts urge caution as Trump′s big bill incentivizes AI in healthcare (The Guardian)
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Analysts say benefits could be felt in under-resourced rural hospitals but warn against AI as a cost-cutting measureFor states to receive certain funding stipulated in the Trump administration's “big, beautiful” bill, they must meet three of 10 criteria – including integrating more artificial intelligence (AI) technology in healthcare settings – which experts say could have major benefits and liabilities for under-resourced hospitals, depending on how it's implemented.The Rural Health Transformation Fund is a carveout that will provide $50bn over a period of five years to states who meet certain application criteria, including “consumer-facing, technology-driven solutions for the prevention and management of chronic diseases,” and “providing training and technical assistance for the development and adoption of technology-enabled solutions that improve care delivery in rural hospitals, including remote monitoring, robotics, artificial intelligence, and other advanced technologies”. Contin...
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13.12.25 - 02:00
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Lefty ′Consumer′ Watchdog Group Bought & Paid For By Big Pharma (ZeroHedge)
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Lefty 'Consumer' Watchdog Group Bought & Paid For By Big Pharma
Via American Greatness,
The National Consumers League is America's oldest consumer advocacy organization and a group trusted by the left, especially, to stand up for consumers' interests.
But according to a review of its tax filings by the Washington Examiner, it has also become part of a web of astroturf groups shilling for the corporate interests of PhRMA, the massive drugmaker trade association that operates in Washington, DC, which donated close to $1 million to it just last year.
The organization's 2024 tax form, which became available a few days ago, shows that the non-profit spent close to $600 million last year advocating for Big Pharma's financial interests and policy agenda in Washington, DC, and state capitals across the country.
And a key way in which that advocacy was accomplished was through the National Consumers League, also known as NCL.
The Examiner reports that “PhRMA donated roughly $2 million to NCL b...
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12.12.25 - 17:06
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Drogeriemarkt-Kette dm startet Online-Apotheke (DPA-AFX)
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KARLSRUHE (dpa-AFX) - Rezeptfreie Medikamente wie Schmerzmittel kann man ab Dienstag auch online bei dm kaufen. Die Drogeriemarktkette erweitert das Angebot, das über die zentrale Internetseite bestellt werden kann, wie sie in Karlsruhe mitteilte. Rezepte ......
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