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Deerfield commits up to $130M to commercialize drug discovery at the University of Michigan

https://youtu.be/vkjMqIBCh34 ANN ARBOR A new partnership between the University of Michigan and health care investment firm Deerfield Management Co. will create a company to commercialize therapeutic projects that hold promise in solving unmet medical needs. U-M and Deerfield on Wednesday anno

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Ninth KZN nun succumbs to Covid-19

Ninth KZN nun succumbs to Covid-19 By Chris Ndaliso Share Durban - A ninth nun at the Assisi Convent on the South Coast in KwaZulu-Natal succumbed to the second wave of Covid-19 on Monday morning. The nuns, who are members of the congregation Daughters of St Francis of Assisi in Port Shepstone in the Diocese of Umzimkulu, contracted Covid-19 and died days after a celebration on December 8. “There are sisters who were admitted to hospital on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The nun who was admitted on Saturday died this morning (Monday). Ten of the sisters are in quarantine in the community. We are all facing the same storm and it requires us to be vigilant in order to wade through these trying times,” said leader of the congregation, Sister Dominica Mkhize.

Nine nuns have died as the second Covid-19 wave continues to spread in KZN

Nine nuns have died as the second Covid-19 wave continues to spread in KZN By Karen Singh Share Another nun has succumbed to the Covid-19 cluster outbreak at the Daughters of St Francis convent in Port Shepstone. This brings the total number of deaths to nine, while 24 others have also been infected. The Mercury earlier reported that eight nuns between the ages of 75 and 88 had died in just more than a week. Archbishop William Slattery, who is the spokesperson for the Southern African Catholic Bishops’ Conference, confirmed on Monday that nine nuns had now passed away. Elmara Skhakhane, Leonissa Nzimande, Colleta Msomi, Anastasia Mthetwa, Amara Madlala, Edmunda Nkomo and Helen Cele, lost their battle against the virus.

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