Since 2015, we’ve seen the slow and steady erosion of vaccine informed consent rights across the U.S., as the forced vaccination lobby led by the pharmaceutical industry, medical trade and government health agencies have put pressure on state legislatures to mandate every federally recommended vaccine for children and adults while simultaneously eliminating vaccine exemptions. If… Read More »
The CGRP migraine prevention field already has three meds from Amgen, Eli Lilly and Teva vying for market share, and now Allergan has scored the first approval for an oral CGRP to treat migraines as they happen. Allergan’s Ubrelvy, formerly known as ubrogepant, passed FDA gatekeepers Monday, becoming the first oral CGRP drug for the acute treatment of… Read More »
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes and her former second-in-command at the Silicon Valley blood-testing startup were ordered on Friday to stand trial next year on fraud charges stemming from their claims about the company’s technology, court documents show. FILE PHOTO: Elizabeth Holmes, CEO of Theranos, attends a panel discussion during the Clinton… Read More »
Rehabilitation physiotherapy offers treatment solutions to help patients living with chronic disease, pain, injury and aging to live a more fulfilling lifestyle. With so many Canadians living with, or facing the potential of heart disease, stroke, back pain, lung-related disease and musculoskeletal disorders, access to physiotherapy treatments is more important than ever. Many Canadians are… Read More »
Dive Brief: Healthcare is on track to be the No. 1 industry for global research and development spending, according to new analysis from PwC. The industry currently ranks second behind computing and electronics, but is expected to pull ahead by 2020. PwC highlighted 88 “high-leverage innovators” — companies that bested their industry groups on seven key… Read More »