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Aurobindo Pharma Enters US Dermatology Market With Launch Of ADQUEY Ointment For Atopic Dermatitis

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Free Press Journal (IN)1h ago

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Aurobindo Pharma Enters US Dermatology Market With Launch Of ADQUEY Ointment For Atopic Dermatitis

Hyderabad-based Aurobindo Pharma has launched ADQUEY ointment in the US through its subsidiary Acrotech Biopharma, marking its entry into the American dermatology market. The non-steroidal treatment targets mild-to-moderate atopic dermatitis in patients aged two and above

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‘Tinubu Must Go’: Borno police defend five arrests

The Borno State Police Command has defended the arrest of five men wearing ‘Tinubu Must Go’ T-shirts, citing alleged drug possession and public disturbance

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NZ Herald (NZ)2h ago

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Disabled Gisborne resident says community ‘victimised’ by low Total Mobility Scheme cap

Gisborne’s maximum subsidy is $7.80 per trip, the lowest in the country.

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Inquirer.net (PH)2h ago

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China beefs up defense mobilization law with Taiwan possibly in mind

China on Thursday implemented a revised national defense mobilization law that stipulates procedures for transitions from peacetime to wartime, newly covering civilian cutting-edge technologies believed to include drones and artificial intelligence, possibly with an eye on Taiwan. The law, which originally took effect in 2010, allows the state to control civilian infrastructure and other resources for military purposes when stockpiled supplies fail to meet demand. The legislation obligates organ

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