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Cost Effective To Track Hepatitis B Carriers
A study has determined that monitoring inactive chronic hepatitis B carriers is a cost-effective strategy for managing the disease in China.
MS Patients More Likely To Develop Cancer?
A study in Taiwan has found that patients with multiple sclerosis are more likely to develop cancer, contradicting previous studies.
Biocon, Advaxis To Develop Cancer Immunotherapy Against HPV
Biocon and Advaxis will co-develop and commercialize ADXS-HPV, a novel cancer immunotherapy for the treatment of HPV.
NUS & BASF To Use Graphene In Organic Electronic Devices
Researchers at NUS and BASF will jointly develop the use of graphene in organic electronic devices such as organic light emitting diodes.
BASF To Open Thermoplastics Plant In Yeosu, Korea
BASF will open a new plant in Yeosu, Korea to increase its supply of thermoplastics to the Asia Pacific market.
Abcam To Open Sales Office In China
Abcam plc has announced that it will open a new office in Shanghai, China.
Clinical Trial To Test Renal Denervation In Heart Failure
Doctors at the National University Health System in Singapore are testing a new approach for managing and treating patients with heart failure.
Some Indigenous Groups More Vulnerable To H7N9 Viruses
Researchers have discovered that some indigenous groups will be more susceptible to the effects of the new strain of H7N9 influenza in China.
Takeda’s ADCETRIS® Approved For Lymphoma Treatment In Japan
Takeda's ADCETRIS® has been approved for the treatment of patients with certain types of lymphoma in Japan.