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Analysis-Prices for New US Drugs Rose 35% in 2023, More Than the Previous Year

Pharmaceutical companies last year launched new U.S. drugs at prices 35% higher than in 2022, reflecting in part the industry's embrace of expensive therapies for rare.

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Opinion: Toward Solving the Long COVID Puzzle

In recent days, there were several important new reports that help explain the pathophysiology of long COVID. The new findings are summarized here.

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Study IDs Immune Abnormality Possibly Causing Long COVID

Dysfunctional complement system proteins could explain chronic inflammation, fatigue, and other long COVID symptoms, leading to new treatments.

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Italy Spent Around 45% Of EU COVID Recovery Cash Received So Far, Report Shows

Italy has spent around 45% of the almost 102 billion euros ($110.7 billion) it has received so far from European Union COVID-19 recovery funds, short of a target set in.

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Nurse Workforce Bounces Back After Pandemic Fears

Pandemic-fueled fears of an RN shortage were unfounded as more registered nurses were on the job in 2023 than in 2019, a new study showed.

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