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Britain plugs nursing gaps with international staff amid WHO concern - Vimarsana News

Britain plugs nursing gaps with international staff amid WHO concern

Britain recruited a record number of international nurses in the last financial year to plug hospital staffing shortages, with as many as 10% coming from so-called "red-list" countries where health staff should not be actively recruited.

Novo Nordisk says trial of oral weight-loss drug shows significant result - Vimarsana News

Novo Nordisk says trial of oral weight-loss drug shows significant result

Novo Nordisk said on Monday data from a late-stage trial showed an oral version of its drug semaglutide for weight loss helped overweight or obese adults lose on average between 15-17% of their body weight, comparable to its Wegovy injection.

Ironwood bulks up on digestive therapies with $1.15 bln VectivBio buy - Vimarsana News

Ironwood bulks up on digestive therapies with $1.15 bln VectivBio buy

Ironwood Pharmaceuticals Inc said on Monday it would buy Switzerland-based drug developer VectivBio Holding AG for $1.15 billion, adding a promising treatment for digestive disorders to its portfolio.

Cholera vaccine shortage to last until 2025 as cases surge, Gavi says - Vimarsana News

Cholera vaccine shortage to last until 2025 as cases surge, Gavi says

A shortage of cholera vaccines is likely to last until 2025 as outbreaks surge worldwide, a global vaccine alliance said on Monday, days after the World Health Organization warned that the short-term outlook for controlling the disease was bleak.

Animal health body urges bird flu vaccination to avoid pandemic - Vimarsana News

Animal health body urges bird flu vaccination to avoid pandemic

Governments should consider vaccinating birds against bird flu to avoid the virus - which has already killed hundreds of millions of birds and infected mammals worldwide - turning into a new pandemic, the head of the World Animal Health Organisation (WOAH) said.