Yale Scientists Restore Brain Activity in Dead Pigs Hours After Death
Researchers at Yale University were able to restore basic cellular activity in the brains of pigs only hours after their deaths. They published their work in the journal Nature.
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GSK Makes Cuts as It Implements New R&D Focus on Oncology, Immunology and Genetics
Since GSK initiated this new focus, the company has made several key moves to support the plan, including the December 2018 acquisition of Tesaro Oncology.
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