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China’s Top Pharmaceutical Firms Use Endangered Animal Parts, Report Claims

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Researchers Develop Groundbreaking AI-Based Estimator for Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

Politics

Trump Widens Accessibility for Drugs With Reduced Cost Executive Order

Politics

Donald Trump Expresses Support for Ending America's Reliance on Foreign Countries

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10 Coronavirus Drugs and Vaccines in Development

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Hillary Clinton And Prescription Drug Costs: Plans To Take On Big Pharma's 'Excessive Profiteering'

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Merck & Co. Set to Buy Hepatitis Drug-Maker Idenix for Almost $3.85 Million

Science/Health

Doctors Lambaste Pharmaceutical Companies for Charging $100,000 for Yearly Cancer Treatment, Urge Change

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