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Celltrion Files For FDA Approval For Biosimilar Drug
Celltrion predicts that it is one year away from approval for Remsima®, a biosimilar based on an originator drug from Janssen Biotech.
Lactoferrin On Trial To Reduce Iron Deficiencies In Bangladesh
Lactoferrin, an iron-carrying protein involved in the immune response, is being tested for its ability to prevent iron deficiency during pregnancy.
Autism Rates Steady Over Two Decades
A systematic review of autism spectrum disorders from 1990 to 2010 shows that the rate of autism has remained constant over the last 20 years.
Fujitsu & NCKU Sign Big Data Platform MOU
The National Cheng Kung University and Fujitsu will develop a cloud computing platform for big data analysis in agriculture and genomics research.
“Worm Pill” Could Ease Autoimmune Symptoms
Scientists have isolated a compound from parasitic worms which could be used to dampen the immune response.
How You Meditate Matters
Research shows that Vajrayana meditation can enhance cognitive performance, while Theravada meditation is relaxing.
Spousal Illness Impacts Women More Than Men
A study of elderly Taiwanese couples shows that caring for a sick husband raises the wife's blood sugar levels.
Scientists Discover The Genetic Basis Of Common Childhood Leukemia
Mutually exclusive mutations in the genes RAS and JAK2 account for two-thirds of all acute lymphoblastic leukemia in children.
Urine, From Waste To Fertilizer
With its high nutrient content, urine could replace our dwindling supply of mineral fertilizer, researchers say.
Celltrion Files For FDA Approval For Biosimilar Drug
Celltrion predicts that it is one year away from approval for Remsima®, a biosimilar based on an originator drug from Janssen Biotech.
Lactoferrin On Trial To Reduce Iron Deficiencies In Bangladesh
Lactoferrin, an iron-carrying protein involved in the immune response, is being tested for its ability to prevent iron deficiency during pregnancy.
Autism Rates Steady Over Two Decades
A systematic review of autism spectrum disorders from 1990 to 2010 shows that the rate of autism has remained constant over the last 20 years.
Fujitsu & NCKU Sign Big Data Platform MOU
The National Cheng Kung University and Fujitsu will develop a cloud computing platform for big data analysis in agriculture and genomics research.
“Worm Pill” Could Ease Autoimmune Symptoms
Scientists have isolated a compound from parasitic worms which could be used to dampen the immune response.
How You Meditate Matters
Research shows that Vajrayana meditation can enhance cognitive performance, while Theravada meditation is relaxing.
Spousal Illness Impacts Women More Than Men
A study of elderly Taiwanese couples shows that caring for a sick husband raises the wife's blood sugar levels.
Scientists Discover The Genetic Basis Of Common Childhood Leukemia
Mutually exclusive mutations in the genes RAS and JAK2 account for two-thirds of all acute lymphoblastic leukemia in children.
Urine, From Waste To Fertilizer
With its high nutrient content, urine could replace our dwindling supply of mineral fertilizer, researchers say.









