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Amgen Scraps Experimental Weight Loss Pill, Moves Forward With Injectable Drug in Development for Obesity

Amgen will discontinue its experimental weight loss pill and focus on developing injectable drugs and other obesity-related products.


Apple Secures Top Spot as Singapore's Best Employer for 2024, Google Ranks Second

The survey results also showed that being unhappy with work-life balance led more employees to leave their jobs...

Majority of Americans Think SocMed Companies Have Too Much Influence Over Politics, Pew Research Finds

The survey of 10,133 US adults between February 7 and 11, 2024, found that 78% felt social media companies had excessive political influence...

FDA Gives Green Light to Pfizer's New Hemophilia B Treatment

The FDA has approved Pfizer's pioneering gene therapy, Beqvez, for treating hemophilia B with a $3.5 million price tag before insurance and rebates...


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Ballot initiative Seeks Funds for Brain Research
Research on brain diseases and illnesses like Alzheimer’s and post-traumatic stress disorder could be funded with $200 million by Montana through a ballot initiative. However, critics claim that despi
South Carolina Solar Maps Pave Way To Other Regions
A new research at Clemson University reveals that South Carolina has sufficient lands fit to generate the huge amounts of solar power which would be needed in meeting the goals of getting all energy f
UMaine Professor Dies During Research In Antartica
A leading professor from University of Maine has died while conducting research in Antarctica.
Top University Invaded Tax With Global Warming Research As Cover
A research center focused on global warming at the London School of Economics acquired tons of money from UK taxpayers by taking recognition for research it didn’t executed revealed The Daily Mail in
Research Team Develops iPhone-Powered Lab; Detects Cancer At 99%
With smartphones being regularly innovated by manufacturers, a research team has recently developed a portable laboratory powered by a smartphone and is capable of nearly instantly detecting cancer.
Ancestors Were Right-Handed Says Research
Based on the route of some of its marks, researchers and scientists have claimed that the Homo habilis specie was right-handed.
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