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Demographic shifts cause Swiss labour market crunch

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This content was published on Feb 6, 2023 Switzerland's ageing population and changing lifestyles are profoundly transforming the labour market.

Bird flu becomes cause of growing concern in Switzerland

This content was published on Feb 5, 2023 Avian flu isn't new but some experts fear the current outbreak could turn into the next pandemic.

Demonstrators in Bern protest against the deportation of refugees to Croatia under the Dublin Agreement.

Swiss protesters urge end to deportations of asylum-seekers to Croatia

This content was published on Feb 4, 2023 Several hundred people demonstrated on Saturday in Bern against the return of asylum-seekers to Croatia.

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Russian supermarket shelves are full of Nestlé products like Nescafé: report

This content was published on Feb 4, 2023 Nestlé said it would only provide “essential” goods such as baby milk in Russia. Supermarket shelves in Moscow paint a different picture.

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Swiss cancer research could ‘boost’ immunotherapy

This content was published on Feb 4, 2023 Swiss researchers have made major advances in cancer immunotherapy but bringing these to patients faces challenges.

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High-priced medicine could be our best chance to lower drug prices

This content was published on Feb 3, 2023 The best opportunity to rein in skyrocketing drug prices is coming from the most unlikely place – the highest priced therapies in the world.

Hackers target Zurich university with ‘professional’ cyberattack

This content was published on Feb 3, 2023 The University of Zurich has been hit with a cyberattack that is being linked with a spate of attacks on educational and medical facilities in the region.

Looking for allergy relief in the pollen-free Swiss Alps

This content was published on Feb 3, 2023 Once a haven for tuberculosis sufferers seeking treatment, today Davos has become a hub for studying a common modern-day affliction: allergies.

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Scientists find way to help ‘exhausted’ white blood cells

This content was published on Feb 2, 2023 The discovery of a gene that wears out white blood cells could boost the immune system as it battles cancer.

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