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FDA Extends Approval Of Regeneron’s Evkeeza For Inherited High Cholesterol
The US FDA has extended the approval of Evkeeza (evinacumab-dgnb) to treat children aged 5 to 11 with homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia (HoFH), an inherited condition …
2023-03-23
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35% Of Better Therapeutics’ Staff to be Cut to Extend the Company’s Runway
To cut costs going into the second quarter of this year, prescription digital therapeutics company Better Therapeutics announced that it plans to lay off 35% …
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2023-03-27
Ways to Reduce Carbon Emission in Cement Manufacturing
Concrete is the most widely used artificial material on earth, majorly comprising of Portland cement along with other materials such as fly ash, sand, slag cement and gravel.
Approximately 30 billion metric tons of concrete is used each year globally in the infrastructure space to build dams, buildings, sewage systems, etc. As the world population is set to touch the eight billion mark, the demand for concrete and cement is expected to skyrocket too. Since the production of cement production releases a significant amount of CO2 into the atmosphere, it is a contributor to global warming.
Cement production accounts for nearly eight percent of global carbon emissions.Over the past years, CO2 concentration has increased from 300 ppm to 410 ppm (parts per million), an alarming situation that earth has never experienced before.
Approximately 30 billion metric tons of concrete is used each year globally in the infrastructure space to build dams, buildings, sewage systems, etc. As the world population is set to touch the eight billion mark, the demand for concrete and cement is expected to skyrocket too. Since the production of cement production releases a significant amount of CO2 into the atmosphere, it is a contributor to global warming.
Cement production accounts for nearly eight percent of global carbon emissions.Over the past years, CO2 concentration has increased from 300 ppm to 410 ppm (parts per million), an alarming situation that earth has never experienced before.
2023-03-26
Shining a Light on Oncology with Rakuten Medical Co-CEO Takashi Toraishi
Born and raised in Japan, Takashi “Tora” Toraishi has a master’s degree and a Ph.D. from the University of Tokyo, in nuclear chemistry. Before he …
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2023-03-23
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