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When the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the globe, the need for equal access to affordable healthcare became paramount to the lives of millions. And while such an event may have changed our lives in many ways, Charles Nader, CEO of Doc.com, has been changing the game of affordable healthcare for over a decade.
Change Healthcare, a subsidiary of US health insurance giant UnitedHealth Group (UHG), was possibly breached by hackers backed by a government, according to a filing with government regulators.
South Korea has ordered thousands of protesting physicians to return to work immediately. South Korea's attempt to recruit more medical students has been met with protests by around 7,800 medical interns and residents, who have walked off their work this week.
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new drug called Xolair that could be life-changing for those with severe food allergies.
A new study that examined the genetic code of nearly 250,000 volunteers in the US found over 275 million entirely new variants.
North Korea is making efforts to expand its Koryo medicine production. North Korea is making efforts to expand its Koryo medicine production. The Asian nation is now shifting toward domestically manufactured or produced products, especially in the medical sector, after recently emphasizing the need for greater economic independence.
Pfizer has agreed to pay $93 million to resolve antitrust claims by wholesale drug distributors accusing the pharmaceutical giant of conspiring with India's Ranbaxy Laboratories to delay the sales of cheaper versions of the cholesterol drug Lipitor.
Russia's President Vladimir Putin announced on Wednesday that Russian scientists are on the verge of developing vaccines for cancer, which could soon be available to patients.
Genetic testing and biotechnology company 23andMe is facing numerous challenges, including more than 30 lawsuits.
