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Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria

The Committee is urging the Government to evaluate whether the mothballed Rosalind Franklin Laboratory in the West Midlands could serve as an appropriate facility. The Laboratory, which has already received over £1 billion in public funding, was established to address the testing capacity shortcomings that hindered the national response to COVID-19. It features modern, secure laboratory facilities and was intended to enhance national resilience against future pandemics. Yet, to the surprise of the scientific and health communities, the Rosalind Franklin Laboratory has recently appeared for sale on the property website Rightmove.

Medication Rationing UK Amid Shortages

Please Note: Drug shortages can vary over time due to a range of factors including manufacturing issues, regulatory challenges, supply chain disruptions, and changes in demand. Community Pharmacy England or the UK’s Department of Health and Social Care may provide up-to-date information on drug shortages in the UK. Checking their official websites or contacting them directly would be the best way to obtain the most current information on drug shortages in the UK.

MHRA Cracks Down on Advertising for Steroid-based Drug Kenalog

As the MHRA tightens its oversight of Kenalog advertising, it sends a clear message that the promotion of medications must prioritize patient safety above all else. By fostering transparency and accountability in pharmaceutical marketing, regulatory authorities can help safeguard the well-being of individuals who rely on these medications for their health needs.

ZB001

ZB001 also known as the “miracle drug,” is a new breakthrough in the world of medicine. It is an experimental medication that has shown remarkable efficacy against a wide range of viruses, including influenza, HIV, and coronaviruses such as SARS-CoV-2.

ZB002 and ZB004

ZB002 and ZB004 are two different strains of coronavirus that have caused concern and attracted the attention of health officials worldwide. These strains are closely related to the original COVID-19 virus, but they have a few mutations that make them potentially more infectious or resistant to current treatments and vaccines.