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How Leaders Can Break Through To Drive Real Change: Insights From Pfizer’s Sally Susman

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Leadership is about driving change at scale and requires engaging both hearts and minds. Sally Susman, Executive Vice President and Chief Corporate Affairs Officer at Pfizer, provides insights from her newly released book, Breaking Through, to help leaders based on her expertise and experience. http://dlvr.it/SlmK1Z

Laboratories Are Still Performing Gain-Of-Function Research On Viruses More Dangerous Than Covid-19

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Shockingly, laboratories today are working to make viruses that are even more deadly than Covid-19. Little is being done to stop them. Why? http://dlvr.it/SlmJvF

Here’s Why California May Ban Skittles, Nerds And Other Popular Snacks

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All of the five chemicals listed in the California bill are banned in other countries, including Canada, Japan, China and EU member states. http://dlvr.it/SljH62

Exclusive: Michael J. Fox Foundation Announces Winner Of Parkinson’s Disease Research Prize Funded By Billionaire Ken Griffin

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A $10 million Parkinson’s disease research competition launched in 2019 spurred progress toward measuring a protein linked to the disease. The hope is that it could help with earlier diagnosis and tracking of Parkinson’s. http://dlvr.it/SlfJsq

CVS To Close Signify Health Deal, Launching A National In-Home Care Business

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CVS Health said it will close its $8 billion acquisition of Signify Health, bringing the drugstore giant in-home medical services from a national network of clinicians. http://dlvr.it/SlbKKD

In Healthcare’s Game Of Monopoly, One Player Will Control The Board

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American medicine is run by a conglomerate of monopolies: hospitals, drug companies, insurers, etc. But none of these players are poised to win healthcare's long game. Here's who will control the board in five to 10 years. http://dlvr.it/SlbK3Q

Tuberculosis: England Struggling To Kick Infectious Disease

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The World Health Organisation has tasked countries with reducing their rate of TB by 90% by 2035. http://dlvr.it/SlXN4S