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RT @matthewherper: Reminder: If we don't have high standards for the production of medicines, people die. Children die.
Great story by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism in partnership with STAT.
https://t.co/tGIUwP1vnZ
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The drug was meant to save children’s lives. Instead, they’re dying
Substandard asparaginase, a drug to fight childhood leukemia, has been shipped to more than 90 countries, overwhelmingly from companies in India.
Generative AI: No Humbug. By TR healthtech columnist @DShaywitz https://t.co/sDDsBpN1Zp
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Generative AI: No Humbug
In 1845, dentist Horace Wells stood before Harvard medical students and faculty, eager to demonstrate the utility of nitrous oxide – laughing gas – as a general anesthetic. Wells tried it ...
New revenue sources already in place are expected to boost cash flow 72% over the next 12 months, noted H.C. Wainwright & Co.
Med Tech Co. Well-Poised for Revenue Growth This Year: https://t.co/Cuj9rlz5V2
$ECOR #medtech #bioelectronicmedicine #stocks @ElectroCoreVNS
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Med Tech Co. Well-Poised for Revenue Growth This Year Research Report
New revenue sources already in place are expected to boost cash flow 72% over the next 12 months, noted an H.C. Wainwright & Co. report.
RT @rickberke: Compelling window the into fall of a star MIT scientist. Some say he fostered a "boys' club'' atmosphere; others that he "was dealt a professional death sentence by institutions more interested in their public image...''
https://t.co/rq6aoOJAob via @BostonGlobe @GlobeSpotlight
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Fate and the fallen star
Scientist David Sabatini is hoping for a comeback after he was ousted amid sexual harassment allegations. The case raises hard questions: Is there room for lesser penalties in such complex ...