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Hong Kong to ban CBD, label it a 'dangerous drug'

Hong Kong will ban CBD starting Wednesday, labeling it a “dangerous drug.”

The Independent UK

FDA declines to regulate CBD; calls on Congress for fix

The Food and Drug Administration says there are too many unknowns about CBD products to regulate them as foods or supplements

The Independent UK

Asda proposes staff shake-up with 300 jobs at risk and thousands of workers facing pay cut

Over 4,000 workers could see their pay reduced due to shift changes

Manchester Evening News

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Ministers ‘actively considering’ laughing gas ban

Nitrous oxide is one of the most commonly-used drugs among 16 to 24-year-olds in England and can have damaging side-effects, the Home Office said.

The Independent UK

Over 200 Asda jobs at risk and 4,100 workers face pay cut under shake-up plans

The retailer is proposing that some overnight shifts at 184 stores are moved to the daytime, putting 211 night shift manager roles at risk

Chronicle Live

Nearly 300 roles at risk as Asda announces major shake-up

A boss at Asda said the retail sector is 'evolving at pace'

Nottingham Post

Almost 300 jobs at risk at Asda and 4,100 staff face pay cut

The retailer also said it will cut hours at in-store Post Office stores and close seven pharmacies.

The Independent UK

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COVID-19: India Gets Its Own Nasal Vaccine, Union Ministers Mansukh Mandaviya, Jitendra Singh Launch iNCOVACC

The vaccine has been developed by India's Bharat Biotech. It will be available to the government for ₹ 325 per dose, but it will cost ₹ 800 to private hospitals. Read further on Dynamite News:

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What is laughing gas and why do MPs want to ban it?

Ministers reportedly planning to prohibit sale and possession of nitrous oxide

The Independent UK

Welcome to the new Aussies: pharmacists, astronomers and cleaners

"Study Hard. Play Hard" - PM to 9-year-old

The Canberra Times

2 Pharma Stocks to Buy Now for Big Gains

The pharma industry is well-placed to benefit from the rise of chronic diseases and an aging population. Moreover, given the stable demand for medicines, the industry is relatively unaffected by macroeconomic uncertainty. Therefore, it could be wise for investors to buy fundamentally strong pharma stocks AstraZeneca (AZN) and Novartis (NVS).…

StockNews.com

Noem vows charges over abortion pills

Anyone prescribing the pills, Noem said, "with the intent to induce an abortion is guilty of a felony"

Salon

Ignore the ‘superpower’ boasts – UK pharma looks superchallenged

NHS crisis, withdrawal of tax credits and exit from EU blamed for fall in UK share of R&D market

The Guardian - UK

New lawsuits target state restrictions on abortion pills

Supporters of abortion rights have filed separate lawsuits challenging abortion pill restrictions in North Carolina and West Virginia

The Independent UK

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Daily Mirror

Farmer pays strangers' pharmacy bills without them knowing for 10 years

Hody Childress restored faith in humanity with his selfless actions of donating $100 (£80.82) to Geraldine Drugs, in Alabama, every month to help those struggling to cover the cost of their pharmacy bills

The Independent UK

Badenoch says menopause ‘is priority area’ after calls to ‘change tack’

Kemi Badenoch defended the Government’s rejection of recommendations by the Women and Equalities Committee on menopause and the workplace.

StockNews.com

1 Biotech Stock to Buy in January 2023 and 1 to Sell

Amid rising demand and government investments, the biotech industry is poised to witness significant growth in the foreseeable future. Given this backdrop, quality biotech stock Gilead Sciences (GILD) might be a wise addition to your portfolio this January. However, Stoke Therapeutics (STOK) could be best avoided, given its bleak fundamentals.…

Evening Standard

The natural-needle combo (with micro-botox) is the answer to fine lines

Anne McElvoy finds rejuvenation and fresh skin at two of the capital’s best facialists

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The Guardian - UK

All the Beauty and the Bloodshed review – Nan Goldin takes on big pharma

Documentary follows Goldin, the artist who became addicted to OxyContin, as she confronts the wealthy art patrons who profited from its sale

Los Angeles Times

Michael Hiltzik: Moderna and Pfizer are jacking up the price of COVID vaccines. The government should stop them

Stéphane Bancel, the chief executive of drug company Moderna, could barely restrain his pride in issuing his annual letter to shareholders on Jan. 3.

StockNews.com

Amazon's RxPass Will Help It Tap Into the Pharmaceutical Market as It Seeks to Grow Revenue Beyond 500 Billion

Amazon is adding generic medications to the list of goods and services it offers. How will that impact its revenue and share price?.

The Independent UK

South Dakota Gov. Noem threatens charges for abortion pills

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem, along with the state’s Republican attorney general, say the state will prosecute pharmacists who dispense abortion-inducing pills

Reuters

EU must do more to tackle antibiotic shortages, say patient groups

The European Union's drug regulator needs to do more to tackle shortages of some widely-used antibiotics in the region, according to a letter from a group of European patient and consumer organisations reviewed by Reuters on Tuesday.

Daily Record

Suspected drugs deaths in Scotland 'sharply increase' in latest quarterly report

Suspected drug death figures are based on Police Scotland information not confirmed through toxicology.

Reuters

Russia's Putin says stockpile needed to curb drug shortages

President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that there were shortages of some medicines in Russia, despite the country producing more of its own drugs, and suggested building up stocks of popular medicines to help meet demand.

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