Text size Dirk Waem / Getty Images NASH was once the next big thing for big drug companies; a newly defined disorder that requires chronic treatment that affects millions of people in developed countries. Dozens of companies are developing drugs for the disease, which can cause life-threatening conditions like decompensated …
Read More »How Nvidia moved from gaming to AI to riding with Mercedes
Text size Courtesy of Mercedes-Benz. If you’ve ever spent hours pushing buttons on a video game controller, I’d like to thank you for your service. I’m starting to think you helped invent driverless cars. You may have also participated in cancer treatments. See Tuesday, Nvidia (ticker: NVDA), a powerhouse of …
Read More »Bayer bets on science in attempt to prevent future Roundup lawsuits: legal experts
(Reuters) – In an attempt to avoid further claims, Bayer AG is riskingly betting that an independent scientific review will finally prove that its widely used herbicide Roundup does not cause cancer, legal experts said. The company agreed on Wednesday to pay up to $ 10.9 billion to end litigation …
Read More »Bristol-Myers Squibb Cancer Drug Pipeline Could Lead Sales of $ 20 Billion
Text size Bristol-Myers Squibb is telling analysts this week that its portfolio of developing drugs could generate more sales than anyone expected. In a series of online meetings that started Monday, the drug maker raised its forecast for annual sales it could get from advanced-stage candidates from $ 15 billion …
Read More »California can’t force cancer warning labels for Roundup, federal judge rules
Sacrament – California cannot require a cancer warning label on Roundup, the world’s most widely used herbicide, a federal judge ruled Monday. Federal District Judge William Shubb issued a permanent injunction against labeling, saying the state could not meet a legal standard for such a requirement, the San Francisco Chronicle …
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