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Study in NZ, Australia set to change treatment of children with acute respiratory problems
BioSpectrum Asia
|BioSpectrum Asia Feb 2023
A world-first Australian and New Zealand (NZ) study is set to change how clinicians treat children with acute respiratory problems, improving best care and potentially saving millions of healthcare dollars, particularly in remote, rural and indigenous communities.
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Waters launches charge detection mass spectrometry technology
US-based Waters Corporation has unveiled the Waters Xevo Charge Detection Mass Spectrometer (CDMS), delivering unmatched measurement and characterisation for the broadest range of mega-mass biomolecules central to next-generation therapeutics and structural biology.
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Chulalongkorn University launches Thailand's first master's programme in Nurse Anesthesia
The Faculty of Nursing, Chulalongkorn University, has officially launched the \"Master of Nursing Science Programme in Nurse Anesthesia\" - the first of its kind in Thailand.
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BioSpectrum Asia Nov 2025
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WHO strengthens coordination for NTD programmes and supply chain delivery
The World Health Organization (WHO), together with health ministries, pharmaceutical donours, implementing partners and technical support platforms, is strengthening coordination for neglected tropical disease (NTD) programmes and supply chain delivery, through three major back-to-back meetings in Geneva.
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BioSpectrum Asia Nov 2025
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All-in-one coronavirus vaccines to save millions in future pandemics
A new study reveals that vaccines designed to protect against a wide range of coronaviruses could dramatically reduce deaths and economic disruption and limit the need for lockdowns in the event of another global coronavirus pandemic.
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BioSpectrum Asia Nov 2025
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NTU in Singapore introduces Master of Science course in Chinese Medicine
From 2026, Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore will start offering a Master of Science in Chinese Medicine to develop highly skilled postgraduates with advanced expertise in both the theoretical foundations and practical applications of Chinese medicine.
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BioSpectrum Asia Nov 2025
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ProSpecBio launches Activin-A recombinant protein for brain injury research
Israel-based ProSpecBio, an evolving biotech company dedicated to providing highly purified proteins to the global research community, has announced the launch of its latest product: CHO cell-derived recombinant Activin-A, now available for immediate delivery worldwide.
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BioSpectrum Asia Nov 2025
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PAHO publishes guide for designing AI instructions in public health
The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) has launched a new guide providing practical advice on how to create Artificial Intelligence (AI) prompts that generate reliable, relevant, and culturally appropriate content across diverse contexts.
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BioSpectrum Asia Nov 2025
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Prerna launches India's first MicroRNA based blood test for breast cancer screening
Precision RNA Biotech (Prerna), a healthcare startup from Hyderabad, India has announced the launch of Cantel, India's first microRNA-based blood test for breast cancer screening.
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BioSpectrum Asia Nov 2025
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Poly Medicure announces acquisition of Citieffe Group for Rs 324 Cr
India-based medtech firm Poly Medicure has announced signing of a definitive agreement to acquire 100 per cent stake in Medistream SA (Group) consisting of Citieffe SRL and its step-down subsidiaries in USA & Mexico, at an Enterprise Value of Rs 324 crore (EUR 31 million).
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BioSpectrum Asia Nov 2025
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Sumitomo, Novo Nordisk to co-promote obesity drug Wegovy in Japan
Sumitomo Pharma and Novo Nordisk Pharma have entered into a co-promotion agreement in Japan for Wegovy Subcutaneous Injection, a once-weekly subcutaneous injection formulation of GLP-1 receptor agonist indicated for the treatment of obesity disease.
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