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HBM Notches Up Another Mega Deal But Is The Model Sustainable?

HBM Notches Up Another Mega Deal But Is The Model Sustainable?

The biotech has agreed to sell rights to one of its cancer drugs under development for up to $670 million, adding more fuel to its share price rebound this year Key Takeaways: The Chinese drug developer is on a mission to partner with big names in...

Sammivik Media Group Launches Animated Series for Chronic Health Awareness

Sammivik Media Group Launches Animated Series for Chronic Health Awareness

Sammivik Media Group, a creative health communication agency based in Nuuk, Greenland, is launching an animated video series focused on chronic health issues such as hypertension, COPD, medication literacy, and diabetes. Led by founder Mona Koch...

Swedish startup Tandem Health secures €42.6 million to reduce admin burden on clinicians

Swedish startup Tandem Health secures €42.6 million to reduce admin burden on clinicians

Stockholm-based Tandem Health, a HealthTech startup transforming how clinicians manage administrative tasks through AI-powered documentation, has announced a €42.6 million Series A funding round to accelerate its product development and expand...

Tandem Health Raises $50m to Expand AI in Healthcare

Tandem Health Raises $50m to Expand AI in Healthcare

Stockholm-based healthtech company Tandem Health has raised $50 million in Series A funding to further its mission of reducing the administrative burden on clinicians across Europe. The round was led by Kinnevik, with additional participation from...

Swedish HealthTech startup Epigenica raises €1.8 million to study changes in gene expression

Swedish HealthTech startup Epigenica raises €1.8 million to study changes in gene expression

Stockholm-based Epigenica AB, an innovator in high-throughput epigenetic screening tools and solutions, announced today that it has closed a €1.8 million round to fuel its growth and commercial expansion across key markets. This round was led by...

Almost 200 countries guarantee children’s rights. Why doesn’t the US?

Almost 200 countries guarantee children’s rights. Why doesn’t the US?

Every school year, midwife Lisa Isman meets dozens of eighth-graders for an annual tour of the clinic where she works. Students gather first in the office’s waiting room, where neon green couches, young adult romance novels and pamphlets on...

Mini creations by ‘Anonymouse’ Swedish artists finally go from street to museum

Mini creations by ‘Anonymouse’ Swedish artists finally go from street to museum

After nine years scurrying in the shadows, the two-person Swedish street art collective known as “Anonymouse” — dubbed “Banksy Mouse” by Swedish media — has finally stepped out of the dark and into a museum exhibition. The mystery began in late...

5 ways the heat can damage your health

5 ways the heat can damage your health

Europe is bracing for a fierce heatwave this week, with temperatures set to exceed 40 degrees Celsius in parts of Italy, Spain and Greece, reports Euronews. With climate change, hot summers are becoming more common and can be dangerous. In 2022,...

Shocked Stockholm: Notorious ‘Stockholm Syndrome’ Criminal Dies at 78 – URGENT NEWS

Shocked Stockholm: Notorious ‘Stockholm Syndrome’ Criminal Dies at 78 – URGENT NEWS

Arvika (671 31) – Clark Olofsson, the infamous Swedish criminal whose actions helped coin the once‑controversial term “Stockholm syndrome,” died on June 24 at age 78 in Arvika Hospital after a prolonged illness, his family confirmed. Born in...

Swedish man mobbed on Soi Buakhao after fight with Thai woman

Swedish man mobbed on Soi Buakhao after fight with Thai woman

A violent clash on Soi Buakhao saw a Swedish man beaten following a dispute with a Thai woman, raising concerns among locals about Pattaya’s tourism image and safety. As police investigate both sides, calls are growing to blacklist violent...

Avoidable chronic diseases are Europe’s deadliest killers, says Eurostat data

Avoidable chronic diseases are Europe’s deadliest killers, says Eurostat data

New data from Eurostat show that around 1.1 million deaths per year in Europe could be avoided through smarter public health policies targeting alcohol and tobacco, or better-quality medical care. According to new figures from 2022 released by the...

"The health and well-being of the band has to come first": Saxon cancel 10 summer shows as Biff Byford undergoes emergency surgery

"The health and well-being of the band has to come first": Saxon cancel 10 summer shows as Biff Byford undergoes emergency surgery

Saxon have cancelled a run a summer shows so that frontman Biff Byford can undergo emergency surgery. The surgery requires six weeks of recuperation, and the band have cancelled ten shows across Europe to accommodate this, beginning with their...

Saxon Cancel String of Shows Following Biff Byford Health Scare

Saxon Cancel String of Shows Following Biff Byford Health Scare

We’ve got some pretty sad news for Saxon fans today… In an unexpected turn of events, the British heavy metal group has cancelled 10 shows this summer. Saxon has issued a statement saying that it’s due to their vocalist, Biff Byford, needing to...

Swedish Researchers Link Low-Fiber, High-Meat Diets to Dangerous Arterial Plaques

Swedish Researchers Link Low-Fiber, High-Meat Diets to Dangerous Arterial Plaques

Advanced heart scans reveal rupture-prone buildup in poor diets, with women at greater risk despite fewer unhealthy habits. By yourNEWS Media Newsroom A landmark Swedish study has found that diets rich in red meat and low in fiber are strongly...

UK will be even hotter today: Temperatures could hit 35C as amber health alert is extended across England after sunseekers flocked to the coast as 'killer' heatwave gripped Britain

UK will be even hotter today: Temperatures could hit 35C as amber health alert is extended across England after sunseekers flocked to the coast as 'killer' heatwave gripped Britain

Much of the UK is set to get even hotter today as temperatures could soar to a sweltering 35C with an amber health alert extended across England. Forecasters issued the alert which will cover London, the East Midlands, the South East, the South...

Newcastle disease hits flocks in Poland, North Macedonia

Newcastle disease hits flocks in Poland, North Macedonia

New instances of Newcastle disease have been confirmed in Poland and North Macedonia, according to reports from the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH). Poland A flock of 26,157 hens in Bieżuń, Poland, is the country’s 45th flock to be...

Regenerative Medicine Market To Reach $45.66 Billion By 2032, Growing At A CAGR Of 22.0% From 2025, Says Meticulous Research®

Regenerative Medicine Market To Reach $45.66 Billion By 2032, Growing At A CAGR Of 22.0% From 2025, Says Meticulous Research®

(MENAFN- PR Newswire) Market Growth Driven by Increasing Drug Approvals, Advanced Technologies, Rising Chronic Disease Incidence, and Expanding Therapeutic Applications REDDING, Calif., June 30, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- According to a comprehensive...

AI startup Tandem Health raises $50M to reduce notetaking burden on European doctors

AI startup Tandem Health raises $50M to reduce notetaking burden on European doctors

Stockholm-based Tandem Health Ltd., an artificial intelligence-powered startup aiming to ease the administrative burden on doctors and clinicians, announced today that it has raised $50 million in early-stage funding. The Series A round was led by...

Why the Shingles Vax Is Important for Your Cardio Patients

Why the Shingles Vax Is Important for Your Cardio Patients

It’s a rite of passage — or probably should be — for adults upon reaching 50 years of age: Getting vaccinated for shingles. Currently, the two-dose Shingrix vaccine, which is the only shingles vaccine available in the US, is recommended for adults...

Health News | Brain Scan Reveals Why Parkinson's Drugs Don't Always Work: Study

Health News | Brain Scan Reveals Why Parkinson's Drugs Don't Always Work: Study

Washington DC [US], June 29 (ANI): Simon Fraser University Researchers are using an advanced brain imaging method called MEG to understand why Parkinson's drug levodopa doesn't work equally well for everyone. By mapping patients' brain signals...

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