AstraZeneca Expects Strong Profit As Demand Gets High for Cancer and Rare Disease Drugs

AstraZeneca Expects Strong Profit as Demand Gets High for Cancer and Rare Disease Drugs

AstraZeneca has raised its full-year sales and profit forecast due to strong demand for its drugs for cancer, rare diseases, and heart disease.


Australian Judge Dismisses Lawsuit vs. Bayer Over Claims Weedkiller Causes Blood Cancer

The Australian Federal Court dismissed a class action lawsuit that claimed German pharmaceutical and chemicals company Bayer’s glyphosate-based herbicide Roundup could cause a type of blood cancer, which gave the firm a respite after facing similar cases in the United States.

Australia’s Live Music Industry Investigated by Government Inquiry

The Australian Parliament’s Standing Committee on Communications and the Arts heard evidence from a number of live music industry stakeholders, including Arts Queensland and QMusic.

Are Life Coaching Influencers Like Rachel Hollis, Samantha Ettus, and Dan Lok Legitimate?

This article explores whether life coaching might be a scam, highlighting notable examples of life coaches who have faced serious allegations and discussing the thin line between genuine support and opportunism.


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