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Democratizing Bioinformatic And Biological R&D

The two key innovations behind NeuroFold are its multimodal approach to understanding the protein fitness landscape, as well as leveraging a functional baseline.

Congress Must Act To Preserve Innovation And Access to Medicines

Used boxes of Mifepristone pills, the first drug used in a medical abortion, fill a trash can at Alamo Women's Clinic in New Mexico

Congress is considering a bipartisan bill that would correct a seemingly minor -- but in reality quite significant -- oversight in the Inflation Reduction Act.

Propel Bio Partners: Improving Diversity And Innovation Within The Life Sciences Industry

Propel Bio Partners invests in companies that improve the quality of life for those with medical conditions, empowering startups with a patient-centric focus for market success.

Up to 80 percent of familiar medications like antibiotics and painkillers used in France are produced abroad, especially in China

France To 'Re-shore' Production Of 50 Key Medicines: Macron

France will bring home production of around 50 crucial medications for which it currently depends on imports, President Emmanuel Macron said Tuesday, hoping to battle shortages of items like antibiotics and paracetamol.

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Have You Been Swallowing Pills The Wrong Way? Here's How It Should Be Done

Researchers found a strong association between drug dissolution and the posture maintained during ingestion.

Families Of COVID-19 ICU Patients At High Risk Of PTSD, Study Shows

The psychological symptoms of having a family member admitted to the intensive care unit due to COVID-19 can be massive.

AstraZeneca's troubles in Europe, where several countries paused rollout over potential clotting risks are well documentedÂ -- but its relationship with US health agencies has been fraught too

European Regulators Endorse AstraZeneca's COVID-19 Drug

AstraZeneca’s antibody COVID-19 drug has been endorsed by the European Medicines Agency

A girl wearing a mask walks down a street in the Corona neighborhood of Queens

Coronavirus US Response: Majority Of Voters Say Social Distancing Should Continue Even If It Damages Economy, Poll Says

The U.S. is currently determining when shutdown orders should be lifted.

American Academy Of Pediatrics Recommends Universal Masking For Fall School Reopenings

American Academy of Pediatrics recommends ages 2 and older to wear masks to school and daycare.

LA Health Officials 'Strongly Recommends' Indoor Mask Wearing As Delta Variant Spreads

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health recommends indoor mask wearing to protect unvaccinated people from the super-contagious Delta variant.

China has been bullish about the development of its vaccine for the virus, with a number of state-backed firms working on the treatment

China Cracks Down On Fake COVID-19 Vaccines, Arrests 70 People

The suspects were arrested in 21 cases related to the production and distribution of fake coronavirus vaccines.

With novel coronavirus cases surging, over 50 deaths a day, and many hospitals reaching capacity, authorities imposed a four-day lockdown from Thursday

4 People Contract COVID-19 After Receiving Coronavirus Vaccine

Health officials in Oregon are investigating four "breakthrough cases" of individuals who contracted the coronavirus after receiving the second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (left) and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi (right) spoke on the phone on Wednesday

India Producer To Send Canada Covid-19 Vaccines 'Within A Month'

India producer to send Canada Covid-19 vaccines 'within a month'

Britain will issue blue passports in March for the first time in almost three decades following its departure from the EU

UK Considering COVID-19 Vaccine 'Passports' For Domestic, International Travel

The U.K. had earlier ruled out plans for such passports, with Vaccine Minister Nadhim Zahawi saying it would be "discriminatory".

Doris Norman gets the Covid-19 vaccine in the United States, where minorities have died from the virus at higher rates than whites

A Dark Past Clouds Covid Vaccine For African Americans

A dark past clouds Covid vaccine for African Americans

The government says it has signed contracts reserving 4,600 rooms in 16 hotels near English airports

UK Rolls Out Hotel Quarantine For 'High Risk' Country Returnees

UK rolls out hotel quarantine for 'high risk' country returnees

Japan Approves First Vaccine With Olympics In Sight

Japan approves first vaccine with Olympics in sight

Some ten percent of Americans have so far received at least one Covid vaccine dose, with Moderna accounting for just under half the number

Moderna Wants To Pack 50% More Covid Vaccine Per Vial

Moderna wants to pack 50% more Covid vaccine per vial

Vaccinated seniors are seated in a waiting area before departure during a distribution of Covid-19 vaccines to seniors above the age of 65 who are experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles

COVID-19 Variants Can Reinfect Survivors, WHO Says

The WHO confirmed that South Africa's variant could infect those who were vaccinated or survived COVID-19 but said vaccines still benefited victims.

The green light by experts for AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine is an important step towards it receiving an emergency use authorisation by the World Health Organization

Nebraska Man Dies Days After Receiving First Dose Of COVID Vaccine

The man, who was in his 40s, had a number of underlying health conditions and was a resident at a long-term care facility.

3-Month-Old Twins Found With Skull Fractures, Cigarette Burns And Bite Marks; Parents Arrested

The infants are hospitalized and one of them is still in a critical condition.

Flower power: Kenya is the world's expert at growing delicate blooms and rushing them to Europe in refrigerated cargo -- the same conditions as for Covid vaccines

From Flowers To Vaccines, Kenya Airways Sees New Opportunity

From flowers to vaccines, Kenya Airways sees new opportunity

Thank You, India: Dominican PM Extends Gratitude For 70,000 Doses Of COVID-19 Vaccine

Prime Minister Roosevelt Skerrit tweeted he did not imagine that the prayers of his country would be answered so swiftly.

A health worker prepares a dose of the AstraZeneca/Oxford Covid-19 vaccine at a temporary vaccine centre

Japan Throws Away Millions Of COVID-19 Vaccines Because Of This Oversight

Pfizer and BioNTech's coronavirus vaccine comes in vials with six doses each. Health officials would need to use a special syringe to extract the final dose.