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Commentary: US can respond to Ebola outbreak in Uganda by acting quickly, intelligently

While the Ebola outbreak in Uganda does not present the same risk scenario that COVID-19 once did, if we learned anything from the pandemic, now is the time for America to take Ebola seriously.

Chicago Tribune

Frustration turns to anger in China due to ongoing COVID curbs

Main campus of PekingUniversity locked down over a single case, as angry Guangzhou residents defy forced quarantines.

Al Jazeera

Scientists believe they’ve developed vaccine to stop deadly effect of fentanyl

Vaccine contains adjuvant derived from E coli which boosts immune system’s response to it

The Independent UK

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Heroin dealer caught with drug wraps and cash lurking in woods

Jay Patton, 22, was found with a stash of heroin, crack and cash after being stopped by a plain clothes police officer.

Liverpool Echo

Foot-and-mouth-disease live virus could be imported by CSIRO to test new vaccine

Australia's lead research agency is creating a new foot-and-mouth vaccine but the process is complicated, and checks and balances need to be in place before it can happen.

ABC News

Elon Musk announces delay for $8 Twitter Blue verified badges in latest setback

Musk’s attempt to give ‘power to the people’ has been marred by a plague of pranksters imitating celebrities, politicians, and Jesus Christ

The Independent UK

Covid symptoms are changing for people who have had vaccines

Up to one in five people are suffering with diarrhoea, according to a new report

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Canada is suffering a worrying shortage of children’s fever medication

‘Canadians should buy only what they need, so that other parents and caregivers can access medication so we can meet the needs of sick children,’ public health agency says

The Independent UK

‘Tranq dope’ — fentanyl mixed with xylazine animal sedative — present in deaths in 39 states

The sedative does not show up on routine toxicology reports

The Independent UK

Your chance to quiz NHS bosses about the latest Covid-19 vaccines as ChronicleLive set to host Q&A

Next week ChronicleLive readers will be able to quiz NHS bosses about the Autumn Covid-19 boosters.

Chronicle Live

Opioid overdose reversal drug likely safe for OTC use, says FDA

Opioid overdose reversal drug naloxone may be safe and effective for over-the-counter use in some forms, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said on Tuesday, potentially paving the way for its use federally.

Reuters

Canada says imports of children’s fever medication will ease shortage

Health Canada says it secured a foreign supply of children’s acetaminophen that will be for sale ‘in the coming weeks’

The Guardian - US

1 Chemical Stock to Buy Before 2022 Ends and 1 to Sell

The U.S. chemical industry, one of the world’s largest, has rebounded post-pandemic, driven by solid demand. Hence, sound chemical stock American Vanguard (AVD) might be an ideal investment. However, the industry is under pressure because of carbon emissions, supply chain challenges, and high input costs. And we believe Gevo (GEVO)…

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Walmart agrees to pay $3.1B in opioid settlements after CVS and Walgreens’ $5B proposals

NEW YORK — Walmart agreed to pay $3.1 billion to resolve lawsuits accusing the pharmacy of selling drugs that contributed to the opioid epidemic, but denied the allegations and didn’t admit liability.

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Tech’s tectonic plates are shifting — will Twitter, Meta and the other giants survive?

Amid job losses and tumbling share prices, all the platforms once thought too big to fail are now fighting to stay relevant. From Twitter to Meta, change is afoot, says John Arlidge

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1 No-Brainer Stock to Buy That Could Help You Retire Earlier

Biopharma giant AbbVie (ABBV) is well-placed to gain from its drug pipeline, recent drug approvals, and strategic acquisitions. Given its strong fundamentals, discounted valuation, high profitability, reliable dividends, and favorable analyst estimates, investing in this stock could help you retire earlier. Read more.

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Walmart offers to pay $3.1 billion to settle opioid lawsuits

The retail giant becomes the latest major player in the drug industry to announce a plan to settle lawsuits filed by state and local governments over the toll of opioids sold at its pharmacies.

Axios

Walmart reaches $3.1 billion deal to settle opioid lawsuits

Walmart said that the proposed framework "does not include any admission of liability."

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Female-led African health startups press on despite funding lags

Industry stakeholders say there has to be an intentional shift in investment strategy in the male-dominated field.

Los Angeles Times

For some COVID patients, 'Paxlovid rebound' has nothing to do with Paxlovid

This is a story about a COVID-19 medication, a nasty trick the coronavirus sometimes plays on its victims, and how the two became a pandemic couple called "Paxlovid rebound."

Los Angeles Times

California programs are waiting weeks for free Narcan to prevent overdose deaths

LOS ANGELES — After losing her son Luke to an overdose, Sheila Scott has been trying to get "revenge on death," she said.

The Independent UK

Walmart latest pharmacy chain to propose opioid settlement

State attorneys general say Walmart has agreed to pay $3.1 billion to settle lawsuits nationwide over the impact of the prescriptions its pharmacies filled for powerful prescription opioid painkillers

The Independent UK

Nine Covid symptoms affecting the fully vaccinated — and signs you may have it

Fainting and fatigue may signal onset of variant, experts say

Axios

Adderall shortage puts U.S. on brink of public health crisis

A rise in demand for Adderall has triggered a shortage of the drug.

Los Angeles Times

Commentary: Don’t let Adderall scarcity trigger a repeat of the opioid epidemic

U.S. pharmacies are critically low on Adderall and its generic equivalents, leaving more than 26 million patients scrambling and competing for the pills since late summer. The scarcity is going to last for many more months because of supply chain problems as well as federal restrictions on manufacturers and imports.

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