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This week on "The Readout LOUD," we delve into a CAR-T biotech's significant turnaround and examine the strategies employed by drugmakers to increase prescriptions. Tune in for insights.
Senator James Risch and Secretary Wright express optimism for Idaho's nuclear energy sector and endorse the ARC Act, which seeks to enhance nuclear development.
A novel editing technique for E. coli has the potential to serve as a universal toolkit for microbiologists, facilitating significant progress in disease research and sustainable material development.
The US chipmaker Intel has reported a significant increase in its stock price following a positive revenue outlook, driven by expectations from AI data centers.
A new method developed by scientists allows for the creation of atomically precise nanoribbons, potentially transforming the landscape of next-generation electronics.
The U.S. Global Health Country-Level Funding Tracker presents detailed funding data categorized by program area and country, enhancing transparency in global health financing.
With the southern hemisphere experiencing cooler weather and rising energy costs, many are seeking effective ways to stay warm without excessive heating. A textiles expert shares insights on duvet materials.
A diverse group of stakeholders is uniting to contest changes to mining regulations that could impact US forestland, highlighting the complexities of environmental governance.
Warren Buffett's sustained investment in Moody's Corporation reflects his strategy of prioritizing long-term value and strong fundamentals in his portfolio.
This editorial examines the factors contributing to Warren Buffett's long-standing investment in Coca-Cola, a key asset in his portfolio since 1988.
Veterinarians frequently encounter overweight and obesity in pets, particularly in dogs and cats. Simply cutting back on food may not resolve these issues.
The commencement of commercial operations at a new uranium mine in Uzbekistan marks a notable advancement in the global nuclear energy landscape.
As Sanofi welcomes a new CEO, the company's research priorities appear to be shifting, with a notable focus on gene therapy for deafness and developments in the biotech sector.
Following its recent acquisition of Desktop, Claro, a subsidiary of America Movil, has expressed openness to pursuing additional acquisitions in Brazil's telecom market.
In a move to modernize its workplace culture, Amazon has replaced traditional job titles with 'builder' in two of its units, reflecting a shift in its approach to employee roles.
A new sensor technology from TU Wien can identify small quantities of various pollutants in just minutes, offering potential for environmental monitoring.
Larry Levitt from KFF discusses the scrutiny health insurance companies are under from political figures, analyzing their impact on the healthcare system's significant issues.
In a move to make healthcare more accessible, drugmakers are now offering coupons to reduce the costs associated with telehealth visits for patients seeking prescriptions.
In response to concerns about insider trading, Kalshi is implementing measures to enhance the integrity of its trading platform.
White Brook Capital has provided insights regarding the future prospects of Rapid Micro Biosystems, highlighting key considerations for investors.