If you were able to make more money at a company you found less desirable than your current one, would it be worth it? Conversely, would you move to a better company and a better role and accept less pay?…
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Drug Repositioning May Promise Greater Chance of Success, but Problems Remain
Government, industry and academia are beginning to tackle “drug repositioning (DR),” also known as “drug repurposing,” in earnest. DR is the application of known drugs and compounds to new indications (diseases) they were not originally developed for. Among Japanese drug…
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