First author Dr. Olivia Bracken (UCL Department of Ageing, Rheumatology and Regenerative Medicine) said: "Our findings reveal a natural pathway that limits harmful immune cell expansion and helps calm inflammation more quickly.
“Targeting this mechanism could lead to safer treatments that restore immune balance without suppressing overall immunity. With chronic inflammation ranked as a major global health threat, this discovery opens a promising avenue for new therapies.”
Yes, but the investors that invested their money to pay those salaries expect a return on their investments. If they couldn’t make the profits, people wouldn’t buy the stock. Other pharmas wouldn’t be able to IPO or be acquired since there would be no money in pharma
You understand that when the government helps fund things like research thst is an investment?
Right? Are you just trolling everyone? Or do you really believe that our job is to solely suck off billionaire dick as they price us out of healthcare and let us die.
Get your head out of Novo’s ass. They’re probably not paying you enough.
Yes, the government does this for the good of humanity. Are you saying they should demand money from Novo Nordisk?
As I said above: You are downplaying a very real and sad state of affairs with “but money must be made”. Sadly that is the state of things, but you put it as if this is as it should be.
You are excusing predatory business practices and growing income divide. You are apparently okay with businesses having so much political power they can dictate laws. Regulations and actual sanctions, anti monopoly laws and corruption, unions and raised minimum wages would severely lower the amount of money for investers across the board and the world would be a better place for it.
You present as something without any empathy. Someone laments the state of things and you say: good way to make a profit and draw investors! Tone deaf.
It’s such a sad state of affairs the obesity rate in America is down for the first time in decades. It’s due to semaglutide