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Indonesia Tightens Checks After 700 Students Fall Ill From School Meals

Indonesia Tightens Checks After 700 Students Fall Ill From School Meals

Indonesia is increasing food safety checks after nearly 700 schoolchildren became sick from free school meals in Yogyakarta this week. The students were part of President Prabowo Subianto’s new nationwide free-meal programme, created to improve child nutrition and tackle hunger. Sudden Illness Triggers Alarm The children reported nausea, stomach pain, and vomiting shortly after eating…

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Australia’s CSL Vaccine Arm Teams Up with Saudi Arabia on Flu Shots

Australia’s CSL Vaccine Arm Teams Up with Saudi Arabia on Flu Shots

CSL Ltd, Australia’s major vaccine-maker, is collaborating with Saudi Arabia to develop advanced flu vaccines. Together with the Kingdom’s pharmaceutical manufacturing group, CSL’s vaccine division will focus on seasonal influenza tools. The partnership aims to boost local production in Saudi Arabia and improve access across the Gulf region. CSL already supplies flu vaccines globally and…

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Merck launches $3 billion drug-factory in Virginia to boost U.S. manufacturing.

Merck and Eisai End Liver Cancer Drug Trial After Disappointing Results

Merck and Eisai have stopped a major late-stage trial for their liver cancer treatment after early results showed the drug combination was unlikely to improve patient survival. The two companies were testing Keytruda, Merck’s top immunotherapy drug, with Eisai’s cancer medicine Lenvima. The goal was to see whether the combination could help patients with hepatocellular…

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