Another possible setback for Biogen's controversial Alzheimer's drug.
On Wednesday, a European regulatory team opposed Aduhelm. The European Medicines Agency usually follows the recommendations of the expert group.
Aduhelm made headlines in June when U.S. regulators approved it as the first new treatment for this memory deprivation disease in nearly two decades, even though an independent regulatory team voted against it.
Aduhelm has been deeply involved in controversy. As hospitals and insurance companies are waiting for the US government to make a decision on the coverage of the drug, the use of this expensive drug in the United States has been slow. Some doctors said that clinical trial results are inconsistent and additional evidence is needed.
On Monday, Biogen said that the senior research director who led the development of the drug will leave the company.
Biogen's share price has fallen by about a quarter in the past three months, and the decline continued in early trading on Wednesday.
A Czech model was sentenced to eight years in prison for trying to smuggle heroin from Pakistan to the United Arab Emirates in 2019. She was released after being acquitted earlier this month
US President Joe Biden is already "considering" a political boycott
Several members of the German Chancellor Merkel's government said on Sunday that mandatory vaccination should be implemented as soon as possible, because other efforts to promote Germany's low vaccination rate of only 68% have failed. Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) youth department head, Tilman Kuban, wrote in Die Welt: “We have reached the point where we must make it clear that we need de facto coercion. The level of vaccination and the blockade of unvaccinated.” The coronavirus incidence in Germany rose to the highest level since the beginning of the pandemic on Sunday for the 14th consecutive day, reaching 372.7 nationwide.
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After a gunman shot and killed one person in the Old City of Jerusalem and wounded three people, Israeli police commander Doren Tujman welcomed the "sharp" response of the Jerusalem area police. Complete VIDI9T37RN_EN and VIDI9T37HU_EN
Manchester United suffered a fourth defeat in five Premier League games. They fell 4-1 at Watford on Saturday, putting even more pressure on coach Solskjaer. The visitors were punished for poor performance in the first half, and after a short counterattack, they horribly surrendered in the end after defender and captain Harry Maguire were sent off with a red card. Joshua King and Ismaila Sal were the goals of Claudio Ranieri’s team in the first half, and Sal was also saved by David De Gea twice on penalty kicks. The author described Manchester United's performance as a nightmare.
After heavy rains and mudslides, the amount of fuel that people in a certain province of Canada can buy will be restricted, and non-essential travel will be restricted. The British Columbia (BC) government stated that these measures are being implemented because the highway began to reopen after extreme weather, which prompted it to declare a state of emergency. Provincial Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth said that the amount of fuel for non-essential vehicles going to the gas station will be limited to about 30 liters each time, and the order is expected to last until December.
Sajid Javid downplayed the need to introduce more restrictions in the coming weeks, telling Sky News that England is currently "firmly" participating in Plan A. In an interview with Trevor Phillips on Sunday, the Minister of Health said that ministers must “be cautious and not be complacent in any way”-but he said that he hopes that people will “look forward to Christmas together” . Mr. Javid added that as the infection rate in other European countries rises, the government will take action when needed. He told Sky News: “If we need to take further measures on Plan B, then we will do it, but we are not there. Stage view."
The Met has accused three men in their 20s and two 16-year-olds of murdering Sharmake Mohamud and attempting to murder two other men.
Police prevent volunteers from monitoring illegal fox hunting activities at Haier Lodge Farm
Sajid Javid ruled out mandatory vaccines
(Reuters)-Authorities searched for a gun owner who fled after accidentally firing on his weapon at Atlanta Airport. Frightened passengers flooded the tarmac on Saturday and stopped flights during the busy Thanksgiving holiday. The U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) said in a statement that three people were injured but not life-threatening after a shooting at the security check zone of Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport at 1:30 pm. The airport said on Twitter that about two hours later, officials issued a "clear all" order and the flight resumed.
Of the five people charged with murder after Sharmake Mohamud was shot, two are 16 years old. A passing moped driver was also hit, and another man sustained a gunshot wound in the leg, but both survived. Five men between the ages of 16 and 24 have now been charged with murder and attempted murder.
No school, no haircut: A girl has experienced one of the longest Covid lockdowns in the world. Antonella Bordon's hair is the pride and joy of her family. However, due to the pandemic that prevented her from attending school for 18 months, the 12-year-old Argentine vowed to cancel all of them as soon as they returned to class.
Eddie Redmayne (Eddie Redmayne) admitted that playing a transgender role was a “mistake”, and after criticizing the cast, he would not do it now.
Victims of Jeffrey Epstein questioned why only Gislaine Maxwell was on trial, and not the other women who acted as his "beautician and recruiter" as they said, because later this month, someone will Testified against the British heiress in court.
When activists told the crowd that the nine imprisoned British Insulator climate activists were "political prisoners," cheers broke out.
During filming in Yaounde, Cameroon, a group of violent thugs sexually assaulted, beaten and humiliated an intersex person for several hours.
Jonathan Willis, a 42-year-old farmer from Wisbech, Cambridgeshire, was pierced into his vital organs by a 3-foot forklift nail, and he miraculously escaped.
Harry Redknapp made TV history in the unfortunate Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? mistake