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D&D Pharmatech signs $1.24 million obesity drug research deal with Pfizer

D&D Pharmatech partners with Pfizer for a $1.24M obesity treatment project, marking a significant revenue milestone for the company.

TOURIST Trump: President Gets ZERO Deal and ZERO Meeting—His Korea Trip Was Just An Expensive APEC Souvenir Run

North Korea's strategic indifference at APEC highlights its diplomatic gains and potential for future U.S. negotiations.

Hyundai’s Ioniq 5: The Future of Autonomous Driving in America Revealed!

Hyundai's CEO highlights future mobility with autonomous vehicles, hydrogen energy, and robotics to enhance production and urban transport.

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Revolutionary Discovery: How Environmental Stress Affects Cold Tumors and NK Cell Function

A study reveals cold tumors' causes extend beyond genetics to include environmental stress and lifestyle, impacting immune response.

Want Less Screen Time? You Don’t Need a New Phone for That

Light Phone 3 promote digital detox, but users often revert to complex features. Simplifying existing phones may be better.

That Eye Twitch Might Be More Than Stress—Here’s What to Know

Facial spasms, common in younger adults, may signal neurological issues. Prompt diagnosis and treatment are crucial for quality of life.

GPT-4 Learns Anxiety: New Frontier in AI-Powered Mental Healthcare

A study reveals AI, specifically GPT-4, can learn and manage anxiety, potentially transforming mental health care through personalized strategies.

Can Laughing Really Fight Cancer? Researchers Say It’s No Joke

Laughter therapy can improve mental health, relieve pain for cancer patients, and enhance overall well-being through humor and joy.

Urinary Incontinence: More Than Just a Sign of Aging

Urinary incontinence affects many, worsened in winter; it’s treatable through various methods, emphasizing the importance of seeking help.

Workaholics Beware: Overworking Could Lead to Thyroid Disorders

A recent study has found that individuals who work over 60 hours per week are nearly twice as likely to develop hypothyroidism compared to...

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