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FDA Approves Skin Infection Drug
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a new drug that treats serious bacterial skin infections, including those often resistant to current antibiotics.
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Supreme Court Cuts Biosimilar Waiting Time
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled yesterday that makers of biologic drugs similar to branded originals need not wait an additional 6 months to begin marketing their products.
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Tech Matters: How Technology Could Help You To Trade Abroad
Trading overseas is always going to involve an element of risk. You just need to make sure you have all the best information and strategies to hand.
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Does Your Start-up Have To Care About The Environment?
Environmental concerns are here to stay and this is something that your enterprise, big or small, will need to embrace.
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Geography Matters: Could You Be A Landlord From Afar?
If you want to make property investment your business, this can be hugely problematic.
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Employer Ethics: Should You Use Tech To Monitor Productivity?
The idea of technology being used to monitor the productivity of employees is a controversial one.
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$2 Billion Biotech Licensing Deal Cancelled
A licensing deal with a potential value of more than $2 billion between two biotechnology companies for a new breast cancer drug was cancelled on Friday.
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NSF Supports Chip Enabling Low-Power Electronics
An engineering lab at University of Texas in San Antonio received a grant to assess the commercial potential for a chip that lets electronic devices work with much less power.
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FDA Warns Cancer Fraud Product Providers
The Food and Drug Administration sent warning letters to 14 companies in the U.S. that the agency says are selling products fraudulently claiming to prevent, diagnose, treat, or cure cancer.
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Neural Technology Research Centers Launched
Research centers for accelerating new technologies that tackle nervous system disorders are opening at two universities in the U.S., with industry partners.