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A former Air France flight attendant has had her breast cancer recognised as an occupational illness, a first in France. Judges pointed to night shifts, ionising radiation and second-hand smoke.
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Akeso and its partner Summit Therapeutics proclaimed on Tuesday that their high-profile PD-1xVEGF bispecific hit a major Phase 3 milestone outside of lung cancer.
Five other airport workers are also receiving treatment following the rare outbreak at German's busiest airport.
Spyre Therapeutics said Tuesday it is deprioritizing its antibody candidate for rheumatoid arthritis (RA) after the drug missed the biotech’s bar for success in a mid-stage trial.
NMA urges doctors to lead the fight against quackery and unethical practices, stressing that upholding professional ethics is crucial for patient safety an Read More…
[Premium Times] With Nigeria's 2027 general elections approaching, health advocates are pushing for healthcare to become a more prominent issue in political campaigns and manifestos.
