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North America Synthetic Opioids Market to Deliver Greater Revenues during the Forecast Period Until

SEATTLE, May 04, 2021, (PHARMIWEB) Pain relief is provided by synthetic opioids. Synthetic opioids have a similar effect on the body as other opioids. Opioid receptor agonists function mainly on the brain and spinal cord in these drugs. Synthetic opioids have a greater effectiveness over most pain relievers, such a.

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These Companies Are Working On Covid Vaccines That Could Stop The Next Pandemic

These Companies Are Working On Covid Vaccines That Could Stop The Next Pandemic Share to Facebook getty Jeff Baxter, the CEO of Cambridge-based biotech VBI Vaccines, was at an all-hands meeting with his staff at the company’s R&D facility in Canada discussing the worsening Covid-19 pandemic. “I remember it vividly,” he says. A staff member “took me aside and grabbed me by the collar and said, ‘Jeff, we have to do something!’” The small company, which was incorporated in the U.S. almost 15 years ago, specializes in vaccines for infectious diseases and cancer. But with a market cap of just over $800 million, it couldn’t compete with the other pharmaceutical powerhouses like Pfizer and Moderna, which were able to quickly focus energy on creating a new Covid-19 vaccine. “We weren’t part of the vanguard 5,” Baxter says, referring to the first companies to develop a Covid-19 vaccine, “but we pushed forward.”

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Despite some hesitation, Palm Beach County OKs 70-acre transfer of prime land to Scripps for $1

Despite some hesitation, Palm Beach County OKs 70-acre transfer of prime land to Scripps for $1 Hannah Morse, Palm Beach Post Conceding that nothing could be done to alter the path set forth by their predecessors, Palm Beach County commissioners approved a land transfer that gives Scripps Research Institute prime land in Palm Beach Gardens for $1. While I don t think this board would have approved something similar today, it is what it is, Commissioner Melissa McKinlay said, noting that she wasn t an enthusiastic cheerleader on this decision. Five commissioners supported the land transfer on Tuesday, while Mayor Dave Kerner was absent from the vote and Commissioner Mack Bernard dissented. The vote had been delayed by two weeks at the commissioners request so more information could be gathered about the land value and whether Scripps had held up its end of the bargain.

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US nearing vaccine tipping point, dramatic decrease in COVID cases could come without herd immunity, some experts say

US nearing vaccine tipping point, dramatic decrease in COVID cases could come without herd immunity, some experts say
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Beating Malaria: A new vaccine candidate meets the effectiveness target set by WHO for combating the disease

Beating Malaria: A new vaccine candidate meets the effectiveness target set by WHO for combating the disease The Financial Express © Provided by The Financial Express In a trial involving 450 children aged 5-17 months, Nature reports, R21 demonstrated effectiveness level that clear the WHO target of 75%. The earlier candidate could deliver only a 56% effectiveness. Vaccine-research has had to focus on Covid-19, for obvious reasons-to stellar ends, that too, with many strong vaccine candidates emerging from all corners of the world, including, most recently, from Cuba. This has also been a remarkable year in terms of vaccine breakthroughs for killer diseases. In February, IAVI and Scripps Research Institute had announced encouraging results from a small trial of a vaccine against HIV that is based on the germline targeting approach. Now, a vaccine with 77% effectiveness over one year could help deliver the world, especially developing nations, from a dreaded

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