Health in a post-pandemic EU
As this magazine goes to press, the World Health Organisation has registered just shy of seven million global deaths due to COVID-19. It also has registered over 13.5 billion doses of vaccines administered. When it comes to health, it’s truly an extraordinary period to be alive. And to stay alive, if all works out as it seems to be doing.
As this magazine goes to press, the World Health Organisation has registered just shy of seven million global deaths due to COVID-19. It also has registered over 13.5 billion doses of vaccines administered. When it comes to health, it’s truly an extraordinary period to be alive. And to stay alive, if all works out as it seems to be doing.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />
HEALTH IN A POST-PANDEMIC <strong>EU</strong><br />
In this issue<br />
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A ‘cure’ for obesity<br />
Who cares?<br />
Roche -A call for<br />
dialogue<br />
“It’s not just about<br />
slogans”<br />
Novartis - Prevent<strong>in</strong>g<br />
the death of 200<br />
people per hour<br />
Keep<strong>in</strong>g an eye on<br />
AI-powered drugs<br />
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20<br />
24<br />
36<br />
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In sickness and <strong>in</strong> health<br />
Rare no more?<br />
Moderna - The loom<strong>in</strong>g<br />
threat of ‘Disease X’<br />
Miltenyi Biotec -<br />
The miss<strong>in</strong>g piece of<br />
the puzzle<br />
Prescrib<strong>in</strong>g our way out:<br />
The <strong>EU</strong>’s fight aga<strong>in</strong>st<br />
antimicrobial resistance<br />
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