News Europe is facing a surge in STIs, says ECDC Cases of sexually-transmitted infections (STIs) – particularly gonorrhoea and syphilis – are at record levels across 29 European countries.
News Doctors dismayed by report of NHS AI proposal The British Medical Association has branded a leaked proposal to rein back NHS recruitment and use more AI to compensate a "massive gamble."
News As Ebola deaths climb, search begins for vaccine The WHO has held a closed expert meeting to identify potential vaccines for the Bundibugyo species of Ebola and fast-track clinical trials.
News European study shows inequality in access to new medicines Trade organisation EFPIA says disparities in access to new medicines in Europe may be exacerbated by the US's Most-Favoured Nation (MFN) policy.
News WHO says Ebola outbreak in Congo is a "public emergency" As deaths from an Ebola virus outbreak in DRC and Uganda rise above 80, the FDA has declared it a public health emergency of international concern.
News After refusing to resign, CDER head Høeg is fired The turmoil at the FDA continues with the news that Tracy Beth Høeg has been fired as acting head of CDER, to be replaced by Michael Davis.
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