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by Sabri Ben-Achour Nov 22, 2019
While identifying lost flavor genes and bringing them back has been tricky, some scientists are determined.
The flavor of tomatoes is hard to track, unlike disease.
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Energy drinks may cause serious heart problems, study shows

by Renata Sago May 30, 2019
A combination of ingredients may cause potentially life-threatening electrical malfunctions in the heart.
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New gene therapy drug expected to hit market with head-spinning price tag

by Kimberly Adams May 22, 2019
Industry analysts expect the price for the single-treatment therapy to be anywhere from $1.5 million to $5 million.
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Tech IPOs were set for a comeback, then the government shut down

by Molly Wood Jan 18, 2019
Is the tech IPO resurgence at risk?
Companies like Uber that have filed for IPOs are stalled while the SEC lawyers and accountants who work on IPOs are shut down along with the government.
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Menthol ban would undo years of marketing to African Americans

by Erika Beras Nov 16, 2018
After World War II, tobacco companies found blacks slightly preferred menthol more than whites; decades of marketing followed.
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FDA may seek to regulate menthol and e-cigarettes

by Tracey Samuelson Nov 12, 2018
Regulatory changes would face a process that could take years and face litigation.
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FDA warns e-cigarette manufacturers about teen use

by Justin Ho Sep 12, 2018
They warn the usage of e-cigarettes by teens has reached an epidemic proportion.
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Here's why there's a shortage of EpiPens

by Dan Gorenstein Aug 23, 2018
The Food and Drug Administration is trying to help mitigate the shortage of EpiPens, those auto-injecting devices used to treat allergic reactions to things like peanuts and bee stings. It’s extended by four months the expiration date for some EpiPen…
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The FDA approves the first drug derived from cannabis

by Nancy Marshall-Genzer Jun 28, 2018
Will this be the catalyst for big pharmaceutical companies to get into the pot business?
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House passes measure giving terminally ill patients more access to experimental drugs

by Amy Scott May 23, 2018
More patients who are terminally ill will potentially have access to experimental drugs under a measure passed by the House last night. President Donald Trump is expected to sign the so-called “right-to-try” bill. Forty states have already passed similar legislation.…
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