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Edifice, a Healthcare Disruptor spun out of Stanford, Raises $12 Million to Reinvent Immune Health, Improve Healthspan, and Change Course of Aging
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SAN MATEO, Calif., April 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Edifice Health, a Silicon Valley emerging company in immunological health and personalized nutrition, today announced a $12 Million investment, led by
Leaps by Bayer.
Through its highly-differentiated approach, Edifice aims to harness previously unattainable insights into the root causes of chronic diseases of aging, followed by delivering highly personalized interventions to improve inflammatory and immune health, and extend healthspan.
Globally, about 71% of annual deaths are attributable to non-communicable diseases of aging, which include cancer, cardiovascular diseases, Type II diabetes, neurodegenerative disorders, and depression. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 90% of the nation s staggering $3.8
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Giyani Announces Drilling Update, Exploration Program and Appointment of Additional Drilling Contractor at Flagship K.Hill Project in Botswana
Giyani Metals Corp. is pleased to announce the first set of assay results from the RC infill drilling program a new planned exploration program and the appointment of an additional drilling contractor at the K.Hill manganese project in South Eastern Botswana. Update to K.Hill Infill Drilling Program The K.Hill Infill Drilling Program is designed to upgrade the current Inferred Mineral Resource to an Indicated … Not for distribution to U.S. newswire services or for dissemination in the United States
Paladin fails in bid to halt $50m lawsuit The former operator of the Manus Island detention centre has failed in an attempt to stop a former director’s legal case.
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Subscriber only The company that formerly managed the Manus Island detention centre under a controversial $423m federal government contract has failed in an attempt to have a $50m court case against it thrown out. Paladin Group s former director, Adelaide-based Ian Stewart, is suing the group, arguing that it owes him about $US780,108 for unpaid salary and end-of-year bonuses, and $US33.59m for his share of the profits from the company - a total of $49.5m at the current exchange rate.