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Arvinas, Pfizer to grant commercial rights of experimental breast cancer drug to third party

(Reuters) -Drug developer Arvinas said on Wednesday it will grant commercialization rights of an experimental breast cancer treatment it was developing with Pfizer to a third party. Shares of Arvinas were down 3.4% in extended trading. The drug vepdegestrant is currently under review by the U.S. ...
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West Coast states issue joint vaccine recommendations ahead of CDC advisers meeting

SEATTLE (AP) — Four Democratic-led Western states announced joint recommendations Wednesday about who should be vaccinated for seasonal respiratory viruses, including the flu and COVID-19, saying the Trump administration has jeopardized public health by politicizing the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. California, Oregon, ...
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WATCH: Governor candidate: Low-cost districts shine while most IL schools spend, fail

(The Center Square) – According to a Republican candidate for Illinois governor, schools in the state can succeed without spending big. Ted Dabrowski said two Clinton County school districts, ...
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Pritzker threatens executive action regulating hemp if legislature won’t act

(The Center Square) − After previous attempts were unsuccessful, Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker says he may take executive action to address hemp regulations in the state if the legislature won’t act. ...
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Cassidy warns of possible changes to US childhood vaccine schedule

NEW YORK (Reuters) -Senator Bill Cassidy on Wednesday when asked if Americans should have confidence in the decision if the CDC’s new advisory panel makes recommendations to change the childhood vaccine schedule, said they should not. Cassidy speaking to reporters said that the Hepatitis B ...
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National Academy of Sciences rebuffs Trump EPA’s effort to undo regulations fighting climate change

WASHINGTON (AP) — Evidence that climate change harms public health is “beyond scientific dispute,” the independent National Academy of Sciences said Wednesday in a report responding to Trump administration efforts to revoke a landmark 2009 U.S. government finding declaring climate change a threat. The ...
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Gaza woman recalls broken dream after UN inquiry calls attack on IVF clinic genocide

By Bassam Masoud and Saleh Salem DOHA (Reuters) -Najwa Abu Hamada felt no sense of justice when a U.N. Commission of Inquiry cited the destruction of a fertility clinic among actions that it said showed Israel has committed genocide in Gaza. Instead, the commission’s findings ...
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A lot of Americans are depressed

(SRN NEWS)-According to the latest Gallup Poll, 18% of adults say they are suffering from or being treated for depression.  That’s up eight points from 10 years ago — the first time Gallup started asking the question.  And who is most likely to be ...
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Europe struggles with chronic drug shortages, auditors warn

(Reuters) -Europeans remain at risk of running short of medicines, including common antibiotics and other vital treatments, a European Court of Auditors report showed Wednesday. The European Commission identified fragile supply chains and heavy reliance on Asian manufacturers, especially for essential drugs such as antibiotics ...
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Illinois quick hits: Three dead outside Berwyn school; steady economic conditions reported

Three dead outside Berwyn school A Berwyn middle school is closed for instruction today after three people died in what authorities say was a domestic-related incident outside the building. ...
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Wisp expands access to weight-loss drugs for cash-paying patients in US

By Siddhi Mahatole (Reuters) -Women’s telehealth provider Wisp said on Wednesday it has expanded its weight-care offerings to include sale and doorstep delivery of Novo Nordisk’s and Eli Lilly’s wildly popular drugs without the need for insurance. Telehealth firms, along with the two drugmakers, pharmacies, and ...
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Roivant, Priovant Therapeutics’ rare skin and muscle disease drug shows promise in trial

(Reuters) -Roivant and partner Priovant Therapeutics said on Wednesday that their experimental drug for a rare disease affecting both skin and muscle health has shown promising results in a late-stage clinical trial. Shares of Roivant were up about 12% in premarket trading. The drug, brepocitinib, was ...
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