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STAT+: A spending frenzy on obesity drugs

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Want to stay on top of the science and politics driving biotech today?  Today we have some developments about Novo Nordisk’s insulin business, a side of the company that people don’t really talk about anymore, and some news about their GLP-1 business, a side that people can’t stop talking about.

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In pigs, researchers show ultrasound could be used for 3D printing inside the body

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Imagine getting surgery without ever being cut open. Researchers at Duke University and Harvard Medical School have successfully demonstrated a proof of concept in new research published Thursday in Science using a 3D printer that uses ultrasound to print biomaterials inside an organ.

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Mistakes happen in research papers. But corrections often don’t

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But one particularly high-profile case is now drawing fresh attention to the problems with journals’ process for addressing concerns about research integrity.

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STAT+: Life scientists’ flight to biotech labs stalls important academic research

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But she’s most excited about the yellow stickies, which Sheybani saves for moonshots: projects that are high-risk and high-reward. Academia is in the midst of an unprecedented exodus of life science researchers, many of whom are leaving for lucrative jobs in the private sector. For now, those are just thought experiments.

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JAMA’s new editor settles in, bringing open access and other changes

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Bibbins-Domingo, who previously worked at the University of California, San Francisco, was named this week as a member of the 2023 STATUS List of people making a difference in health care and life sciences. Bibbins-Domingo also spoke about what lies ahead for JAMA. Read the rest…

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Opinion: Open access to research can close gaps for people with disabilities

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In a long-overdue move, the federal Office of Science and Technology Policy has issued guidance on making federally supported research and publications available to all without delay or embargo. Even with immediate open access to research results, however, people with disabilities face unique barriers to information access.

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Microbiology Laboratory Strategies to Advance Antimicrobial Stewardship

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Resource hubs like the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) provide information that helps to relay the science and severity of AMR burden and the value of ASP. “I really love the resources the @CDC_AR has come out with. Antibiograms help get the right drug to the right patient at the right dose.”