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An analysis of the impact of proposed cuts in funds for research and development on technologies to address global health needs shows the U.S. economy benefits directly from this spending, including support of many jobs in nearly all states. . . . → Read More: Global Health R&D Cuts Threaten U.S. Economy, Jobs  One comment - (Comments are closed)  Business conditions  biomedical, economics, health care, life sciences, NIH, statistics 
The health care provider Kaiser Permanente plans to spend $2 million on research into preventing injuries and death from firearms, as well as begin an internal task force on firearm injury prevention. . . . → Read More: Kaiser Permanente to Spend $2M on Gun Injury Research An analysis of medical records and financial data show bankruptcies from costs of hospitalization occur less often than anticipated, but health care expenses overall have other long-term negative effects on personal finances. . . . → Read More: Hospital Costs Lead to Fewer Bankruptcies Than Thought One comment - (Comments are closed) Business conditions biomedical, economics, health care, statistics, university A survey of universities and other institutions shows the number of patent filings and new start-up companies resulting from federally-funded research climbed in 2016. . . . → Read More: Survey: More Research Patents, Start-Ups in 2016 Comments are closed Business conditions, Intellectual property economics, entrepreneurs, licensing, patent, statistics, university, USPTO An analysis of cancer drugs shows their prices steadily increased over 16 years despite competition from newer drugs on the market. . . . → Read More: Cancer Drug Price Rises Shown Unrelated to Competition One comment - (Comments are closed) Regulations biomedical, cancer, economics, FDA, Israel, pharmaceuticals, statistics, university An analysis of health care costs shows increasing the use of substitute biologic treatments known as biosimilars could save the United States some $54 billion over 10 years. . . . → Read More: Biosimilars Seen Saving U.S. $54 Billion One comment - (Comments are closed) Regulations biomedical, biotechnology, economics, FDA, life sciences, pharmaceuticals, statistics In this year’s survey of public companies by Forbes magazine, those from the tech industry are well represented among the best places to work. . . . → Read More: Infographic: World’s Best Employers National Multiple Sclerosis Society and the company Corrona LLC are establishing a registry of people with multiple sclerosis in North America to help assess the long-term safety and effectiveness of therapies approved to treat the disorder. . . . → Read More: Company, Foundation Start Multiple Sclerosis Registry Comments are closed Joint ventures/collaborations biomedical, health care, life sciences, pharmaceuticals, statistics Our friends at Statista prepared a chart yesterday that gives the number of hurricanes in the Atlantic from 1967 through 2015. . . . → Read More: Infographic – Numbers of Atlantic Hurricanes Taking photos is one of the leading uses of smartphones, documented by the chart posted above from Statista showing the growing number of images captured with phones since 2013. . . . → Read More: Infographic – Smartphones Cause Photography Boom |
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