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Riding the scariest rollercoaster on the ASX

Riding the scariest rollercoaster on the ASX

If you thought crypto investors need to have strong stomachs, spare a thought for the investors who try their luck in the biotech sector.

  • by William Bennett

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Hydration rehydrates share price with non-US asset sale

Hydration rehydrates share price with non-US asset sale

This week’s Bulls N’ Bears Runner of the Week is … Hydration Pharmaceuticals. The company sold its non-US assets for a sum five times its market capitalisation.

  • by Craig Nolan
It introduced Ozempic to the world. Now it must remake itself

It introduced Ozempic to the world. Now it must remake itself

Danish drugmaker Novo Nordisk has eclipsed French luxury group LVMH to become Europe’s most valuable company – thanks to demand for diabetes and weight-loss drugs.

  • by Eshe Nelson
The artificial heart set to transform medicine – and the Aussie who invented it

The artificial heart set to transform medicine – and the Aussie who invented it

Biomedical engineer Daniel Timms lost his father to heart disease, but their kitchen-top tests helped him hone a radical idea.

  • by Amanda Hooton
The April 20 Edition
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The April 20 Edition

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Our track record in medical innovation can only be maintained with funding support
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Our track record in medical innovation can only be maintained with funding support

Australian researchers are responsible for a series of globally significant medical inventions and innovations.

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Future of medical research in doubt as question mark lingers over $45 million funding

Future of medical research in doubt as question mark lingers over $45 million funding

The future of a government funding program which has assisted teams developing artificial hearts and turning spider venom into drug therapies is in doubt.

  • by Mary Ward
His dad was dying. So Daniel built a world-first artificial heart – with pipes and magnets
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His dad was dying. So Daniel built a world-first artificial heart – with pipes and magnets

Australia will spend $50 million building the world’s first long-term artificial heart, after the original prototype was built with pieces bought from Bunnings.

  • by Sherryn Groch
Failed drug trial overshadows CSL’s bumper profits

Failed drug trial overshadows CSL’s bumper profits

Investors have punished the company’s share price for the second day in a row – despite it booking revenue of $12.3 billion for the half-year to December 31.

  • by David Swan
Health behemoth CSL sheds $7b in value after heart drug fails trial

Health behemoth CSL sheds $7b in value after heart drug fails trial

Shares in the blood plasma treatments maker were trading nearly 5 per cent lower following the results.

  • by Millie Muroi
Australia underspends on this key area. It may put national security at risk
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Australia underspends on this key area. It may put national security at risk

Australia’s underinvestment in research is becoming a national security issue, some university heads argue, ahead of a landmark review and the AUKUS deal.

  • by Sherryn Groch and Daniella White

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