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The FINANCIAL -- Aging is a key risk factor for a variety of devastating, chronic diseases, yet the biological factors that influence when and how rapidly cells deteriorate over time remain largely unknown. Now, for the first time, a research team led

The FINANCIAL -- The American food landscape has seen major changes over the past 20 years. Genetically modified crops now account for a significant share of the food supply and, at the same time, the public’s growing appetite for organic foods has

The FINANCIAL -- Takeda Pharmaceuticals Company Limited on November 30 announced that it will invest more than 100 Million Euros to build a new manufacturing plant for its dengue vaccine candidate in Singen, Germany.

The FINANCIAL -- Boehringer Ingelheim and China Southeast University Institute of Life Sciences on November 28 announced the start of a joint research project to develop new treatment approaches for hearing loss through regeneration of hair cells from inner ear stem cells.

The FINANCIAL -- A joint study conducted by researchers from the universities of Liverpool and Manchester has found a link between birth defects and certain types of epilepsy medication.

The FINANCIAL -- Consuming high amounts of four major saturated fatty acids—found in red meat, dairy fat, butter, lard, and palm oil—may increase risk of coronary heart disease, according to a new study led by researchers at Harvard T.H. Chan School of

The FINANCIAL -- A pioneering University of Liverpool research team have published a study that identifies the mechanism in the human body that causes resistance of pancreatic cancer cells to chemotherapy.

The FINANCIAL -- The world’s first malaria vaccine will be rolled out in pilot projects in sub-Saharan Africa, WHO confirmed on November 17. Funding is now secured for the initial phase of the programme and vaccinations are due to begin in 2018.

The FINANCIAL -- All over the country, doctors of optometry are talking on a regular basis to their patients about the hazard smoking and tobacco use poses to their eyes. The conversation is especially appropriate today—it's the American Cancer Society's Great American

The FINANCIAL -- A new study seeks to boost understanding of how diabetic retinopathy occurs, with the hope that new knowledge can lead to the development of therapeutic interventions that can slow the eye disease's progression and preserve patients' vision.