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20.05.26 - 08:01
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China′s Biotech Boom, AI Limits and Regulatory Edge (Bloomberg)
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China's healthcare and biotechnology sector is expanding rapidly, driven by scale, speed and a more efficient drug‑approval regime. This segment examines how artificial intelligence is helping cut early drug‑design costs, while leaving much of the expensive clinical and manufacturing process unchanged.
The discussion also looks at why China has become a global leader in clinical trials and biotech infrastructure, and how more realistic valuations are reshaping public markets in Hong Kong.
Simone Song, Founding Partner of Ori Capital, joined David Ingles from the sidelines of Sohn Hong Kong Investment Leaders Conference on Insight with Haslinda Amin to share her outlook on the sector and its risks.
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20.05.26 - 02:33
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Multiple States Begin Ejecting Illegal Immigrants From Subsidized Healthcare (ZeroHedge)
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Multiple States Begin Ejecting Illegal Immigrants From Subsidized Healthcare
The political left often betrays their true agenda in the legislation they choose to oppose. The SAVE Act, for example, would require proof of citizenship to vote in US elections; a law which the majority of countries around the world enforce. It's widely supported by around 80% of the public, yet, Democrats stubbornly refuse to pass it.
Why? Because they know there are illegal immigrants voting in their favor, and they know that mail-in ballot fraud exists and often benefits them.
By extension, Democrats aggressively attempted to block Trump Administration efforts to ensure that illegal immigrants could not receive healthcare subsidies. Their argument was that "no illegals actually access those subsidies". Of course, if this was true, then it should not matter if Trump adds such restrictions - According to Dems, nothing would change.
In reality, progressive politicians know that around 1.4 ...
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19.05.26 - 18:27
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Vorwürfe von Leerverkäufer setzen Ottobock-Aktie unter Druck (Reuters)
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Vorwürfe eines spekulativen Investors haben der Aktie des weltgrößten Prothesenherstellers Ottobock massiv zugesetzt. Die Papiere brachen am Dienstag um 11,3 Prozent auf 53,30 Euro ein. Das als Leerverkäufer bekannte Analysehaus Grizzly Research hatte einen kritischen Bericht zu Ottobock veröffentlicht, in dem es unter anderem um die Verpfändung der Aktien von Mehrheitsaktionär Hans Georg Näder, aggressive Bilanzierungspraktiken und die Rolle des Unternehmens in Russland geht. Grizzly wettet nach eigenen Angaben auf einen Kursverfall der Ottobock-Aktie und sieht deren Wert bei 30 Euro..
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17.05.26 - 23:57
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Big Pharma RINO Bill Cassidy Smoked By Trump-Endorsed Candidate In Louisiana Senate Primary (ZeroHedge)
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Big Pharma RINO Bill Cassidy Smoked By Trump-Endorsed Candidate In Louisiana Senate Primary
Senator Bill Cassidy (R-LA) came in third in Louisiana's Republican Senate primary on Saturday - marking the first time in nearly 15 years that a sitting US Senator has lost a primary in a regularly scheduled election.
Instead, Trump-endorsed Rep. Julia Letlow led with ~45% of the vote, while state Treasurer John Fleming came in second at 28%.
Letlow and Fleming will now face off in a June 27 runoff.
Cassidy was a notable fan of Obamacare, and voted to convict Trump during impeachment over the Jan. 6, 2021 Capitol riot. He also helped sink Casey Means' nomination for surgeon general, which drew sharp criticism from Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr, and his MAHA movement. He's been labeled a big pharma shill by opponents.
With Bill Cassidy's primary defeat last night, @PeterKolchinsky has one less Big Pharma puppet to play with in Congress. https://t.co/NLmnYVaIXQ
— Jason Poulos (@j...
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15.05.26 - 16:42
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AI, Robotics Key to Transforming Health Care: BD CEO (Bloomberg)
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Tom Polen, CEO of medical technology company BD, says that in the next decade AI and robotics will transform health care in ways that will make today's system seem archaic. Polen sits down with Bloomberg's Caroline Hyde on the sidelines of the Consello Spark Summit. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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14.05.26 - 19:18
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Das ist die Gesundheitsreform: Die Pharmabranche jammert, die Krankenkassen wittern Symbolpolitik (N-TV)
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Die Gesundheitsreform soll die leeren Geldbeutel der Krankenkassen wieder füllen. Zur Kasse gebeten werden Ärzte, Krankenhäuser - und auch die Patienten. Vor allem Besserverdiener müssen draufzahlen... --- Mehr Geld will die Bundesregierung durch eine neue Zuckerabgabe einnehmen: eine Steuer auf mit Zucker gesüßte Erfrischungsgetränke wie Limonaden und Cola. Die Hersteller sollen zwischen 32 und 36 Cent je Liter bezahlen - je mehr Zucker im Getränk, desto höher die Abgabe. 450 Millionen Euro jährlich sollen damit reinkommen. Das Geld sollen die gesetzlichen Kassen bekommen, sie sollen es unter anderem für Prävention nutzen. Die Ernährungsindustrie glaubt eher nicht, dass die Steuer wirken wird: Der Chef des Lebensmittelverbands Christoph Minhoff meint in der "Rheinischen Post", es gehe nur darum, mit dieser Steuer Haushaltslöcher zu stopfen.. --- Richtig!
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