She modified the molecular formula of a compound known to cure Fip and added it to another veterinary drug. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Hu Mouyan was known among cat owners in Shanghai as the “goddess of medicine” after she developed and sold a treatment for feline infectious peritonitis , a deadly viral disease.
Shanghai-based media outlet Sixth Tone reported on Thursday that Hu had modified the molecular formula of a compound known to cure Fip and used it as an additive to another veterinary drug approved for production and sale in China. Sixth Tone reported that her supporters said “as a cat lover, she could not bear to wait to have the novel drug approved, a process that takes up to four years”.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Britney Spears says she was slapped by Victor Wembanyama's securityBritney Spears knows what it’s like to be the subject of fans’ affection. And when she turned the tables on Wednesday night and approached NBA No. 1 overall draft pick Victor Wembanyama of the San Antonio Spurs, she claims she was slapped by a team security...
Read more »
WWE’s Bayley tells Rhea Ripley that she’s the “new Mami”Rhea Ripley, the embodiment of untamed strength and unyielding determination, commands the ring with an aura that defies convention. With a gaze that pierces th
Read more »
'She's so sweet': Ice Spice shares she's getting a lot of advice from Taylor SwiftIce Spice gets 'so much advice' from Taylor Swift. The 23-year-old rapper — whose real name is Isis Naija Gaston — teamed up with pop superstar Taylor, 33, to feature on her track Karma. Although she had initially asked the Anti-Hero songstress if she was going to 'f***' with her project, she ended up 'obsessed' with how humble Taylor was...
Read more »
China’s Xi Jinping says army must ‘dare to fight’ during military inspectionThe Chinese President was inspecting forces operating in a flashpoint region near Taiwan. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Read more »
Six months after reopening its borders, China’s economic growth remains uneven across countryThe move to fully ease one of the world’s tightest COVID-19 regimes in January this year had injected an early dose of optimism into the global economy.
Read more »
Goldman says West needs over $25 billion investments in rare earths to match ChinaGoldman Sachs on Thursday said the West may need more than $25 billion in investments to match China's supply of rare earths, as export curbs by Beijing on minor metals fuel fears that rare earths could be next.Europe and the U.S. are scrambling to wean themselves off rare earths from China, which account
Read more »