Ozempic for all, Zepbound is back, and the top CEO pay: Pharma news roundup

The mayor of Rio de Janeiro is promising to make a generic version of Ozempic available through the city’s public health network — if he wins reelection. The top 5 highest-paid pharma CEOs all made over $60 million last year. And CVS Health Corporation (CVS) is set to slash 2,900 jobs as part of a multiyear, …Read more…

Commercial AI tools can be used to predict breast cancer risk, need for extra screening 

Researchers find tools developed for diagnosis can result in early detection of the disease, ensuring better prognosis Commercial artificial intelligence (AI) based tools developed for the detection of breast cancer can help early diagnosis of the disease, researchers have found.  A breast-level AI score may be able to estimate the risk of future breast cancer
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Study ties diabetes and obesity to increased risk of liver cancer relapse 

Hepatocellular carcinoma, a type of liver cancer associated with hepatitis infections, is known to have a high recurrence rate after cancer removal. Recent advances in antiviral therapy have reduced the number of patients affected, but obesity and diabetes are factors in hepatocellular carcinoma prevalence. However, these factors’ effects on patient survival and cancer recurrence have been unclear.

US breast cancer deaths fall but younger women increasingly diagnosed – study 

Report shows significantly improved survival rates but a steep increase in disease among women younger than 50A new report from the American Cancer Society (ACS) finds that breast cancer deaths have dropped dramatically since 1989, averting more than 517,900 probable deaths.However, the report also reveals younger women are increasingly diagnosed with the disease, a worrying finding that mirrors a rise in colorectal and pancreatic cancers. Continue reading…