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TME Pharma N.V.: TME Pharma Announces Publication of ASCO 2023 Abstract Disclosing New Biomarker Data From NOX-A12 GLORIA Phase 1/2 Trial in Glioblastoma

Abstract highlights biomarker with ability to predict clinical responses of glioblastoma patients to NOX-A12-based therapies Patients with high biomarker score show superior clinical efficacy ....

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MSNBC All In With Chris Hayes June 4, 2024 00:31:00

Decades, as long as i ve been covering politics, when you ask the public generally, in the abstract, is federal government spending too much? it ten to get a resounding yes. recent poll, for example, found 60% of u.s. adults said yes, we re spending too much. but then when you ask people about specific programs, you get a very different answers. in the exact same poll, 65% said two little spending on education, 60% said there s too little spending on health care. 62% to the same thing on social security, infrastructure, 59% say the same on assistance to the poor. 58% on medicare. people don t actually want spending cuts, they like these programs. in fact, they want to spend more on them. so, of course, what republicans have somewhat successfully engineered in the stetson fight, is a kind of national debate around the broad idea of spending too much as opposed to a debate about cutting specific things. last month, for example, they passed this ridiculous bill, proposing just that. cutti ....

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MSNBC All In With Chris Hayes June 4, 2024 07:31:00

Decades, as long as i ve been covering politics, when you ask the public generally, in the abstract, is federal government spending too much? it ten to get a resounding yes. recent poll, for example, found 60% of u.s. adults said yes, we re spending too much. but then when you ask people about specific programs, you get a very different answers. in the exact same poll, 65% said two little spending on education, 60% said there s too little spending on health care. 62% to the same thing on social security, infrastructure, 59% say the same on assistance to the poor. 58% on medicare. people don t actually want ....

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MSNBC Morning Joe June 4, 2024 11:24:00

A deal on this debt ceiling crisis that is looming now on the horizon. it s talked about in political terms a lot, abstract probably to a lot of regular americans. you are one of the leaders, and leaders like you will have to deal with this if something happens. what would be the effects of a fallout? it d be catastrophic for this reason. when people talk about, what are the things about the job that are most complicated? in the state of maryland, just in our first months of being governor, we ve been able to do things like make maryland the first state that puts a pathway toward free dental and health care for all members of the national guard. we made maryland the first to offer a service year option to high school graduates. we re moving fast. the thing that keeps me up most at night are things we don t ....

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CNN The Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer June 4, 2024 22:44:00

Reach out and touch the hot stove, that stove will be very very hot, and it will be, i think, that market action that causes this place to sober up. by the way, wolf, as you ll recall, there s a precedent for this. 2008, a tarp, the bailout of the ba banks in the melt down of 2008, thank god i wasn t here, but it failed in the house, and as it failed in the house, you saw the equity market decline, 100 points, 200 points, 300 points, it s going to take that type of signal. 63% of americans say congress should only raise the nation s debt ceiling if it cuts spending at the same time. democrats say the two shouldn t be linked as you know, is your party, though, out of touch with americans on this very sensitive issue? wolf, here s the thing. i have been doing this for a little while and i have had probably hundreds of town hall meetings. in the abstract, americans want to cut spending. we want to cut spending. yes, cut spending. ....

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