ZURICH (Reuters) – Novartis’s price-setting muscle is about to be tested after it won European Union approval for a blindness-fighting gene therapy whose $ 850,000 list cost in the United States has been labeled too expensive by some groups. FILE PHOTO: A Novartis logo is pictured on its headquarters building in Mumbai April 1, 2013.… Read More »
Create an RSS feed from your search for: Recruiting, Not yet recruiting, Available Studies | “physical therapy” Need help? See RSS Feeds Choose a feed type: Show studies that were first added (first posted) in the last 14 days Show studies added or modified (last update posted) in the last 14 days Cancel New Links… Read More »
Kate Humble is one of the UK’s most well-loved nature presenters. Since the release of her book Thinking On My Feet Kate reveals why she loves walking as therapy and how we can make walking therapeutic for ourselves In 1999 wildlife presenter and narrator, Kate Humble with her husband Ludo spent five weeks travelling through the Sahara… Read More »
There are over six million fractures per year in the U.S. with direct costs in the billions, not to mention lost productivity. The only drug currently available to accelerate the healing process must be applied directly onto the fracture surface during surgery, but not all breaks require such intervention. New research, Bone Fracture-Targeted Dasatinib Conjugate… Read More »
If you’ve ever had an issue, experienced intense feelings, or otherwise felt human at some point in your life, you’ve probably wondered, “Should I go talk to someone?” For many of us, the follow up to that initial thought is something like: “But what would talking to someone actually do?” “How is seeing a therapist… Read More »