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South Korea is putting AI at the centre of its healthcare agenda, pairing the new AI Basic Healthcare Strategy with a USD 30.4 billion biohealth export target. Vice Minister Lee Hyung Hoon sets out the vision in an interview with PharmaBoardroom. #SyenzaNews #SouthKorea #Biohealth #DigitalHealth #MarketAccess
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AI Models Near Perfect Scores on German Medical Licensing Exams
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South Africa TB Vaccine Registration Plan Awaits Phase 3
South Africa is preparing to register and introduce a new tuberculosis vaccine if late-stage Phase 3 trials succeed. Cabinet confirmed the plans this week and welcomed a Serum Institute of India agreement to manufacture TB vaccines for global distribution.
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Fifth Circuit Upholds Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program
The Fifth Circuit affirmed the constitutionality of the Medicare drug price negotiation program, rejecting claims from NICA, the Global Colon Cancer Association, and PhRMA. #SyenzaNews #DrugPricing #MarketAccess #Pharma

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Investing in Future Generations Through the Economics of Health for All
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Drug Reimbursement in France Keeps Rising. So Why Do Patients Feel Shortchanged?
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Zepbound Healthcare Costs Lower in Adults Over 55, Study Finds
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