#Warriors guard De’Anthony Melton said GSW’s defense will have “teeth” under Frank Vogel.
Said at media day Golden State’s goal is to have a top-3 defense. Asked him why that’s a realistic goal.
“We got more size at positions that we needed it.”
More: “We got to punch first.”
@CPJAfrica We’d like to make an urgent call for the immediate safe return of our colleague, Micah Reddy, and his fixer, Kooki Mahmoud, who have been missing in Djibouti for more than 24 hours. We need a transparent investigation, and emphasize the vital role of press freedom.
A review by ICIJ found cancer drug makers have paid over $1.7 billion in settlements and fines over a 15-year period. But those payments often make up less than 1% of their revenues – and experts said many companies see them as the cost of doing business. https://t.co/ZR9Po1fqiA
IT'S NOT THE REPORTERS FAULT the @MiamiHerald is dying.
IT'S THE SHITTY BUSINESS (NON) LEADERS.
The site is a dog's breakfast. Cringe-y pop-up ad upon arrival. Spammy links everywhere.
And most of the @McClatchy sites are like this.
An ICIJ review found nearly $1.7 billion in settlements and fines over a 15 year period. But experts said many companies see the payouts as the cost of doing business.
https://t.co/PWDnqPDPqD
A US Senator has written to pharma giant Merck, citing ICIJ's #CancerCalculus investigation and expressing concerns about anti-competitive practices and sky-high prices of the company's flagship cancer drug Keytruda.
https://t.co/xf9uGNTEeK
In a yearlong investigation led by ICIJ, reporters from more than 37 countries found Keytruda’s high price impacts patients and health systems differently, from Finland to Brazil, India, Malta, Mexico and beyond.
Read the stories: https://t.co/EVcS3QfKAG
🇬🇹 Este reportaje de @PlazaPublicaGT, que forma parte de un especial de @ICIJorg, sigue las historias de pacientes guatemaltecos con cáncer que luchan por acceder a Keytruda, un medicamento innovador pero extremadamente costoso. https://t.co/fiBBf4atsi
ICIJ's upcoming live panel will explore how Keytruda became a case study in the global tension between medical innovation, pharmaceutical profits and equitable access to care.
Sign up to learn from #CancerCalculus lead reporter Sydney Freedberg: https://t.co/tV3PTSDVxV
1. Station unserer IFG-Transparenz-Tour zum Krebsmittel „Keytruda“: Salzburg. Bin um 3.30 Uhr auf, um pünktlich um 9 am LVwG zu verhandeln. Nicht erschienen: der Landesspitalsbetreiber, der wichtige Infos verweigert. #CancerCalculus@profilonline@ICIJorg https://t.co/pQJju63knF
This episode is about Keytruda; we pay significantly more for Keytruda than any other country. What happened to big pharma agreeing to lower drug costs?
@usatoday
It's about an 11 minute listen, "The blockbuster cancer drug Keytruda can cost over $150,000"
https://t.co/u9kuRbvTSD
Former Poynter chairman and Tampa Bay Times CEO Andrew Barnes died Thursday at the age of 86. He leaves behind a wife, Molly, and three children, Chris, Ben and Elizabeth.
During the more than 50 years Barnes worked in journalism, he helped lead the St. Petersburg Times, now the Tampa Bay Times, to multiple Pulitzer Prizes and greatly expanded and modernized the Poynter Institute. But perhaps his most significant contribution was shepherding the institute through an attempted hostile takeover of the Times, ensuring that the paper would remain independently owned.
Read more: https://t.co/jfdu8Td5Yr
ICIJ's #CancerCalculus investigation brought together reporters worldwide to shed new light on strategies Merck & Co. has used to widen the use of its blockbuster cancer drug and protect its monopoly.
Here are some of the stories from our media partners: https://t.co/EVcS3QfKAG
Top 10 Drugs 2025: Keytruda Holds The Crown, But Tirzepatide Is Coming — Click image below to read more! || #Scrip | Start your free trial today: https://t.co/JUoN06HunA https://t.co/v430dsEjB5