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Ipsen Pharma: Ipsen's Iqirvo® receives U.S. FDA accelerated approval as a first-in-class PPAR treatment for primary biliary cholangitis - Vimarsana News

Ipsen Pharma: Ipsen's Iqirvo® receives U.S. FDA accelerated approval as a first-in-class PPAR treatment for primary biliary cholangitis

Iqirvo® (elafibranor) 80 mg tablets is the first new medicine approved in nearly a decade for the treatment of the rare liver

From lambs to humans: Artificial wombs are on the horizon - Vimarsana News

From lambs to humans: Artificial wombs are on the horizon

A hairless, pale-skinned lamb lies on its side in what appears to be an oversized sandwich bag filled with hazy fluid. Its eyes are closed, and its snout and limbs jerk as if the animal — which is only about three-quarters of the way through its gestation period — is dreaming.

Everything you need to know about artificial wombs - Vimarsana News

Everything you need to know about artificial wombs

Artificial wombs are nearing human trials. But the goal is to save the littlest preemies, not replace the uterus.

FDA advisers discuss future of 'artificial womb' for human infants - Vimarsana News

FDA advisers discuss future of 'artificial womb' for human infants

Independent advisers to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration are meeting this week to discuss the regulations, ethics and possibilities of creating an artificial womb to increase the chances that extremely premature babies would survive \u2014 and without long-term health problems.

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'Artificial Wombs' May Soon See Human Trials: Report - Vimarsana News

'Artificial Wombs' May Soon See Human Trials: Report

A team of US researchers, who, in 2017, first carried out the ‘artificial womb’ experiment, are now seeking FDA approval for its tests on humans