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The UK’s ongoing Strategic Defence Review (SDR) has received a significant boost with the addition of six prominent figures from defence, security, and government sectors. These experts will support the external reviewers leading the comprehensive evaluation of Britain’s defence strategy, which aims to ensure the nation remains secure at home and strong abroad for the foreseeable future. Prime Minister Keir Starmer initiated the root-and-branch review of UK defence last month, marking the first time such a review has been led by external experts. The SDR has been broadly welcomed as a crucial step in reassessing the UK’s defence capabilities in…

HemoHim, a health functional food developed by South Korea’s Kolmar BNH (KRX: 200130), is attracting significant international attention due to its meticulous quality control measures. From the careful management of raw material origins to the final product, HemoHim’s success is built on the foundation of rigorous standards that ensure both safety and efficacy. Produced by Kolmar BNH and distributed globally by Atomy, HemoHim has become Korea’s first individually approved health supplement designed to boost immune function and reduce fatigue. Since its development in 2006, the product has achieved considerable success, with exports reaching over USD 200 million and cumulative sales…

The groundbreaking tinnitus treatment device, Lenire, has garnered significant attention following the publication of its pivotal clinical trial results in Nature Communications. This development marks a major milestone for Neuromod Devices, the creators of Lenire, as the device becomes the first and only bimodal neuromodulation therapy for tinnitus to receive approval from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Tinnitus, commonly referred to as ‘ringing in the ears,’ is a complex neurological condition characterised by the perception of sound without an external source. Affecting an estimated 25 million Americans, it remains the most prevalent service-connected disability compensated by the US…

In the aftermath of its crackdown on password sharing, Netflix has reported a surge of over 13 million new subscribers during the three months leading to the end of December. This growth, the highest for any quarter since 2020, is expected to prompt the streaming giant to consider fresh price increases. Netflix implemented a policy last year that disallowed users from sharing passwords with individuals residing outside the same household. Co-CEO Greg Peters noted that the company had temporarily halted price increases during the rollout of this paid sharing policy. With the completion of this transition, Netflix is now set…