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| Gliknik Inc. closes in on $3M funding round Biotech firm Gliknik Inc. has raised $1.1 million of a $3.61 million Series A funding round that it will use to pay for research and developing new drugs to treat autoimmune diseases and cancer. feeds.bizjournals.com |
Glaxo to Share Vaccine Technology Glaxo has agreed to give Brazil some of its vaccine technology and also to fund research into a vaccine for dengue fever, a disease that hits Brazil particularly hard. online.wsj.com |
CEOs Tally Health-Bill Score The drug industry stands to gain in a health overhaul by getting millions of new customers, while insurance companies look like they are in for a tougher time. online.barrons.com |
Group Clarifies Mammography Advice The task force that loosened breast-cancer screening guidelines this week clarified its position, in response to the intense backlash its new recommendations have prompted. online.wsj.com |
My 10 Picks for 2010's Tech Revolution Shlomi Cohen submits: When I wrote in this column a year ago, my recommendations for 2009, I claimed that despite the fact that we were on the edge of an abyss, I believed that the trend on which I based my recommendations for 2008 was still in force. That is, that we are at the beginning of a new industrial revolution which started at the onset of the 21st century, and according to Cisco (CSCO) CEO John Chambers, the trend will continue for many years.It is a revolution that is taking place on the back of the broadband Internet infrastructure, both landline-based and wireless, and one that we have not known anything like since we first came across personal computers and mobile phones decades ago. But the current revolution is tens of times bigger than what happened then, because it is not one gadget or another, but actually a drastic change in our lifestyle.Complete Story » seekingalpha.com |