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The cause of an outbreak of illness in a remote part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo that has garnered substantial international attention is
SAN DIEGO — Pfizer’s abrupt withdrawal of its sickle cell drug Oxybryta over safety concerns was called “tone deaf” during a panel discussion among sickle
President-elect Donald Trump suggested in a television interview on Sunday that he shares some of the concerns voiced by Robert F. Kennedy Jr., his choice
SAN DIEGO — Bone marrow transplants can be lifesaving for patients with acute myeloid leukemia, but new research reveals how socioeconomic factors create barriers to
WASHINGTON — Legislation to restrict U.S. drugmakers from using key Chinese contract manufacturers was dealt a major blow when senators left it out of a
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