$3.5 million is the price for the world's most expensive drug
Australian pharmaceutical company CSL on November 23 set the list price of its drug to treat hereditary hemophilia B at $3.5 million per dose, Reuters reported.
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Australian pharmaceutical company CSL on November 23 set the list price of its drug to treat hereditary hemophilia B at $3.5 million per dose, Reuters reported.
AstraZeneca said it has begun recalling COVID-19 vaccines worldwide due to 'a surplus of updated vaccines available' since the pandemic.
When you get a prescription for Viagra, Lunesta, Advair or Paxlovid, do you wonder why they carry that name?
A machine learning model using artificial intelligence (AI) technology has generated more than 40,000 virtual molecules that can be used to create chemical weapons
A new study shows that man-made drugs are seriously polluting the world's rivers
Artificial intelligence (AI) technology is changing the entire pharmaceutical industry.
Gac fruit has many nutrients and vitamins that are good for the body. Major pharmaceutical companies like Gac fruit is a fruit from heaven and a panacea for health. Ther…
The pharmaceutical company Seek (UK) is developing the Flu-v vaccine to target common and unbreakable parts in many strains of influenza virus.
The European Pharmaceutical Commission has approved the circulation of the world's first Ervebo vaccine (rVSV -G-ZEBOV-GP) to prevent Ebola.
VKIST Institute established this laboratory to improve research capacity and increase Vietnamese medicinal value.
In the afternoon of August 12, the Ministry of Health announces the Pharmaceutical Data Bank, helps look up drugs through the website or on mobile applications.
The way for Beijing to realize the dream of the world-class pharmaceutical industry: price competition.
The smallest mass spectrometer in the world created by a Nobel laureate in 2002 and expected to play an important role in pharmaceutical research
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