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'Tsuma, Shōgakusei ni Naru.' Spinoff Manga Ends on May 10 - Vimarsana News

'Tsuma, Shōgakusei ni Naru.' Spinoff Manga Ends on May 10

Hatsukoi Aite no Kimi wa Dare? manga launched on March 22

Surf Clams Galore on Hokkaido's Shores - Vimarsana News

Surf Clams Galore on Hokkaido's Shores

On the shores of Atsuma Town in Hokkaido, an extraordinary sight was discovered: a vast number of surf clams have washed ashore, believed to be caused by rough seas.

Crash in Conecuh County kills woman from Satsuma - Vimarsana News

Crash in Conecuh County kills woman from Satsuma

CONECUH COUNTY, Ala. (WKRG) — A crash in Conecuh County kills a woman from Satsuma late Saturday afternoon. A news release from the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency says a Toyota Rav4 driven by 23-year-old Victoria Lowry left the road and hit a tree just before 5 pm Saturday. The news release says Lowry wasn’t wearing […]

Source: yahoo.com
US FDA declines to approve Shin Nippon Biomedical's migraine drug - Vimarsana News

US FDA declines to approve Shin Nippon Biomedical's migraine drug

Japan-listed stock of Shin Nippon (SNBL), which acquired the drug through its purchase of Satsuma Pharmaceuticals in April last year, was down 12.2% at 1,721 yen ($11.64) at Thursday's close. SNBL said the complete response letter from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) did not indicate any concerns related to the data nor was there any request for additional information.

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Japan Shaken By Over 70 Earthquakes Of Magnitude 6, Above Since 1995 - Vimarsana News

Japan Shaken By Over 70 Earthquakes Of Magnitude 6, Above Since 1995

A chronology of major earthquakes in Japan that sits on 'Ring of Fire', which witnesses nearly 80% of world’s earthquakes.