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Vejthani Hospital, one of the leading hospitals specializing in bone and joint treatment in Thailand, called on patients suffering from complications caused by diseases such as diabetes to regularly care for their health and practice self-monitoring, including taking care of their wounds and checking their nervous system, to prevent the occurrence of Charcot foot.
March is National Women’s Month with March 8 specifically designated as International Women’s Day. Although this is not remotely a comprehensive list, BioSpace recognizes these 10 women (in no particular order) as being especially influential in the biopharma industry.
The life sciences industry is incredibly important to the financial ecosystem of the Golden State. Last year the industry generated total annual revenue of $177.1 billion in the state.
March is Women’s History Month, with March 8 designated as International Women’s Day. Let’s take a look at 10 pioneers, some still alive, and some who are no longer with us, who are pioneers in the field of biotechnology.
The latest financing round will boost the study of KarXT, Karuna’s lead product candidate, which is currently in Phase II development as a potential treatment for acute psychosis in patients with schizophrenia.
Within the non-medical community, there is a tendency to just refer to dementia and Alzheimer’s interchangeably, but the Alzheimer’s Disease-Related Dementias Summit 2019 emphasized that physicians need to make the distinction for best patient care.
Senior expert from SCHOTT Pharmaceutical Systems is set to present at Pre-Filled Syringes East Coast Conference in just four weeks’ time in Boston, USA.
Legislation aims to provide coverage under the Medicare program for FDA-approved qualifying colorectal cancer screening blood-based tests
During his relatively brief tenure as Commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Scott Gottlieb has worked to streamline and advance guidelines for clinical trials. As something of a parting shot, Gottlieb made a statement criticizing the industry’s reluctance to take advantage of them.
The scandal, dubbed Operation Varsity Blues, revolves around dozens of wealthy parents paying a college consultant to help cheat on entrance exams and falsify student athlete profiles, as well as bribing coaches at a number of prestigious universities.
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