March (Doctors In Business Journal) - A legal showdown is brewing in the pharmaceutical world, and it revolves around one of the most successful cancer drugs in history—Keytruda. Developed by Merck & Co., Keytruda has become a blockbuster drug, generating nearly half of the company’s annual sales. But now, Merck’s plans to release a new and improved version of the drug are being threatened by a complex patent battle over a seemingly minute but critical enzyme.

March (Doctors In Business Journal) - Imagine visiting a rural cancer clinic and seeing a hologram doctor instead of a physician appearing on a traditional video screen. This futuristic model of telehealth is already a reality for some cancer patients in Tennessee and Mississippi, thanks to the West Cancer Center & Research Institute. By leveraging hologram technology, the institute is redefining remote health care access, improving patient experiences, and challenging conven

March (Doctors In Business Journal) - The pharmaceutical industry is in an uproar over the sale of knockoff versions of the popular diabetes and weight-loss drug, Ozempic. As pharmaceutical giants intensify efforts to curb the sale of custom-made alternatives, telehealth companies and pharmacies that rely on these products are bracing for a major hit to their revenues. The impending crackdown is creating a standoff between the established pharmaceutical giants and the rapidly

March (Doctors In Business Journal) - Germany’s DAX, the country’s blue-chip index, recently made headlines after lawmakers approved a significant spending plan aimed at revitalizing its military and boosting its stagnating economy. This news had a notable impact on the stock market, with DAX hitting a record high of 23,476.01 before slightly paring back gains to 23,320.85, a rise of 0.7% overall.

March (Doctors In Business Journal) - In a recent interview with CNBC , U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent downplayed concerns regarding the recent fluctuations in the stock market and signals of weak economic growth in the first quarter of the year. In response to the ongoing market volatility, Bessent assured the public and investors that the White House’s focus remains on the long-term economic recovery, rather than short-term market fluctuations. His comments come amid

March (Doctors In Business Journal) - On Friday evening, Congress successfully passed a bill that avoided a government shutdown, ensuring the federal government would remain funded through the end of September at spending levels similar to those in the 2024 fiscal year. The passage of the bill was a welcome relief for government workers and citizens alike, as the looming threat of a shutdown had raised concerns about the potential disruption of essential government services.

March (Doctors In Business Journal) - In the latest bizarre twist in the ongoing battle over rising food prices, eggs have become so expensive in the United States that people are resorting to smuggling them in from Mexico. This growing trend is not only shocking but also a clear indication of how far consumers are willing to go to fight the relentless surge in grocery costs. From sky-high prices at the checkout line to desperate attempts to circumvent them, eggs have become

March (Doctors In Business Journal) - Economic Woes Emerge as a Concern for Both Consumers and Businesses. In recent months, economic fear has swept across consumers and businesses alike, signaling a sharp shift in sentiment. From canceled trips to fewer dinner parties and a noticeable dip in sales, it is clear that both individuals and companies are feeling the economic pinch. Consumers, once confident in their spending power, are now scaling back on purchases, while busines

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March 13 (Doctors In Business Journal) - Ruiting Wang , a distinguished PhD Candidate at the University of California, Berkeley, has been...

March 13 (Doctors In Business Journal) - For many Americans, the pursuit of happiness in retirement is a lot easier with a pension....

March 13 (Doctors In Business Journal) - Navigating taxes can be daunting for anyone, but it’s especially challenging for self-employed...

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