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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.


BAE Systems Linked to Trades With Countries Accused of Human Rights Violations: Report

A new investigation alleges that BAE Systems, the UK's largest military contractor, traded with human rights violators...

UK Supermarkets Misled Shoppers with Origin Labels on Food, Investigation Finds

The investigation conducted by Which? uncovered cases where labels inaccurately portrayed product origins as British, despite containing ingredients sourced from overseas...

Washington DC Ranked as the Hardest-Working City in US; Factors Include Employment Rate, Average Weekly Work Hours

According to a study conducted by WalletHub, Washington DC has been ranked as the hardest working city in America...


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Rear Camera of Galaxy S7 To Improve Image Quality In Low Light, Samsung Eyes For Better Sales
The much awaited Samsung Galaxy S7 has been spotted in wild of internet. The displayed image has quenched the thirst of fans while some remain undisclosed till now. The Galaxy S7 series is believed to
FAROS Quadcopter Fights Fire In Sky Scrappers Defying Chimney Effects
KAIST, a Korean science and technology institute has developed the Fireproof Aerial RObot System (FAROS). FAROS is a sort of drone capable of locating humans’ position trapped inside a sky scrapper th
Zuckerberg’s Efforts For Spreading Internet Connectivity Draw Further Criticisms
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, has continued his efforts to spread internet even in the poor countries through Free Basics or internet.org. Even in paternity leave, he responds to the criticisms placin
U.S companies are concerned about regulations, economic growth and other factors
The survey revealed that one of the top concerns defining most U.S companies' tough times doing business in China is uncertain regulations that they perceived as unwelcoming to foreign companies. The
Research Showed Fewer Young People in U.S. Having Driver's License
A recent report showed the declining trend of people to have driver's license in United States. Research was conducted by University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute.
Portable Ultra Short Throw Projector, Introduced By Sony, Hits Market During Mid February
Sony has unveiled the portable ultra short throw projector first in the IFA Show during September last year. The product is going to be released in the Japan market on February 13 and will be availabl
Motorola Hits Market With Moto G3, The Most Budget Conscious Smart Phone
Motorola has unveiled its Moto G3 smart phone in July 2015 and now released in the market. The concept for making budget conscious smart phones has been attracted by other mobile giants including its
Audi And Mercedes Are The Latest To Caught By Hydrogen Fuel Cell Fever
Audi and Mercedes Benz, world famous German automakers have joined to express their interest for hydrogen fuel powered cell cars. Remaining one step ahead of Mercedes, Audi has already introduced its
Microsoft Turning End To Lumia Era Through Lumia 650, Focusing On Surface Phone
Microsoft is probably going to bury the business with Lumia handsets and going to introduce the last smart phone by February, the Lumia 650. The Lumia 750 and 850 are still in line, but the tech giant
Researchers developed a new electronic brain monitoring chip that dissolves after use
The initial study was conducted with rats, but it was confirmed that the researchers seek to extend the new findings to human. The biodegradable chip was expected to help doctors monitor their patient
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