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“Obtaining regulatory approval is one part of the challenge for rare disease therapies. Following approval, HTA agencies and payers evaluate the clinical, economic, and patient-centered value of a therapy to inform pricing, reimbursement, and patient access decisions. Historically, rare disease trials have often relied on small patient populations, single-arm or open-label designs, surrogate endpoints, and…
According to a new study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine, regularly missing about 90 minutes of sleep each night can lead to nearly half a kilo of weight gain in six weeks
Andoni Iraola explained how imprinting his style at Liverpool is a key focus during the opening phases of the pre-season programme
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed Friday that lettuce supplied to Taco Bell in five states is tied to a massive outbreak of cyclospora in the Midwest
SINGAPORE’S latest divorce statistics reveal that unreasonable behaviour has become the dominant legal basis for civil divorces, while family lawyers say the low incidence of adultery as a cited ground reflects legal practicality rather than the prevalence of infidelity within marriages
Adult Asian longhorned ticks collected in Frick Park by a group of University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health student students completing a five-year study on a variety of ticks in the area. (Louis B. Ruediger | TribLive) University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health students gather at Frick Park to continue a study on…
In the weeks around the 2026 annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, my phone kept buzzing with alerts about GLP-1 drugs and cancer. The headlines were everywhere – from NPR and The Washington Post to Substack and heated exchanges on social media – all circling the same claim: Ozempic might lower the…
Most of us try our best to balance out the sedentary aspects of our lives with physical activity. But even the most active spend considerably more time sitting than moving. Data from accelerometers suggest most middle-aged and older adults spend 11 to 12 hours a day (65 to 75 per cent of time awake) sedentary…
Public health officers have raised concerns about the number of unhealthy takeaways in Bradford – particularly in the poorest areas of the district
About this series: The Cost of Living will explore how Austin became so expensive, who is being squeezed by the city’s economic boom and what local leaders are — or aren’t — doing to address it

