— NDA supported by results from a Phase II registration trial in China — — Second most common form of liver cancer after hepatocellular carcinoma, with generally poorer long-term survival in ...

Third Person Shooter Arc Raider's defining feature, according to Embark's CEO, is all the odd player interactions: 'We did not expect people to take on roles of Defender of the Swamp' Third Person ...

The Marlins intend to compete but could still move Sandy Alcantara, other starters. Rich Storry / Getty Images Twice already before this upcoming week’s Winter Meetings, the Boston Red Sox evaded free ...

Priority voucher awardees and regulators could feel pressure to “meet the moment” as FDA watchers question the intent and feasibility of the Commissioner’s National Priority Voucher program. For the ...

The FDA has released the second batch of recipients for the new "national priority voucher" program, with executives for two of the beneficiaries appearing in the Oval Office with President Donald ...

The FDA awards a second round of Commissioner’s National Priority vouchers to six larger biopharma companies. And this time, with the exception of Eli Lilly’s orforglipron, the vouchers are for drugs ...

The paper addresses the challenge of scheduling multiple output priority queues of a switch in a real-world setting characterized by bursty traffic and diverse traffic priorities. Existing queue ...

Although most Americans still see diversity, equity and inclusion as part of corporate responsibility, fewer view it as a top business priority now, according to an Oct. 23 report from Gallup and ...

The draft for the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's Strategic Plan lists three priorities for the agency in the coming years: fostering a supportive environment for officers, improving ...

ELLSWORTH TOWNSHIP — Four people are running to fill two open seats as Ellsworth Township trustee, including two incumbents. The candidates who responded to a Vindicator request for information about ...

Fast forward nine years and now the man who would be our next socialist, Democratic mayor wants to axe gifted and talented programs in New York City public schools, writes columnist Miranda Devine.