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LONDON, July 26 (Reuters) - GlaxoSmithKline is swimming against the tide by getting out of treatments for rare diseases at a time when rivals like Sanofi and Shire see the field as a rich seam for profits.<br><br>Successful medicines for rare conditions are potentially very lucrative, since prices frequently run into hundreds of thousands of dollars, but patient numbers can be extremely low.<br><br>Here is more information regarding bubble shooter pet look into our website. New GSK Chief Executive Emma Walmsley announced the strategic review and potential divestment of rare diseases on Wednesday as part of a wide-ranging drive to streamline pharmaceutical operations.<br><br>It follows a less than impressive experience for GSK in the field, including the fact that its pioneering gene therapy Strimvelis only secured its first commercial patient in March, 10 months after it was approved for sale in Europe in May 2016.<br><br>Since then a second patient has also been treated and two more are lined up to receive the therapy commercially, a spokesman said.<br><br>Strimvelis, which GSK developed with Italian scientists, is designed for a tiny number of children with ADA Severe Combined Immune Deficiency (ADA-SCID). SCID is sometimes known as "bubble baby" disease, since those born with it have immune systems so weak they must live in germ-free environments.<br><br>The new treatment became the first life-saving gene therapy for children when it was approved last year, marking a step forward for the emerging technology to fix faulty genes.<br><br>Walmsley said GSK was not giving up on gene and cell therapy entirely. Research will be focused in future in areas with larger potential patient numbers, including oncology. (Reporting by Ben Hirschler; Editing by Adrian Croft)
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Last week, my mother gave my son Eric a hamster for his 6th birthday. I kind of looked at the thing with disgust, I must say. But as the days went by, that furry little thing won my heart. Now, it is no longer a "thing" for me; now it has a name: Hanky. <br><br>Hanky is quite a pal. He gets pretty scared when I vacuum my son's room. I take him out -in his cage, of course- to the yard. I guess he must enjoy the sun. <br><br>I still owed Eric his birthday present. So, I asked that dreaded question "What do you want for your birthday?" I secretly feared: a Wii, an iPod. What do you want, for Pete's sake! Speak now or forever hold your peace. I was flabbergasted at his response: a toy for good old Hanky. <br><br>That made perfect sense. After all, as the old saying goes, "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy". Well, in this case Hanky. So, I set to getting him a toy. I thought a wheel was the most you could get, when it came to toys for hamsters. Well, I was wrong. <br><br>I checked out PetGadgets, and I was amazed to find the Super Pet CritterTrail Puzzle Playground. Yeah, the real deal. First of all, it is completely made of plastic, so it is very easy to wash. And it looks like real fun! Tunnels, and ramps for Hanky to climb, mazes, you name it. You get to design your toy, since the customer assembles the parts together in the shapes he likes the most. Sweet! Oh, and really inexpensive. <br><br>You wouldn't believe what a cute object the FerreTrail Bubble Play Kit is. It consists basically of two bubble wave tubes, a number of connectors, an elbow, a tee, and a round around ball. I could picture Hanky running around the ball like crazy. Sure, it sounds like fun. It is also made of plastic, and you can make your own design, since the pieces fit together perfectly. Very important piece of information for mommies: it's odorless. <br><br>I almost died when I saw the Critter Cruiser. It is actually a racing wheel, with the shape of a car. It's lovely. It looks like one of my son's toy cars. If you adjust it properly, the Cruiser will move in three directions on any flat surface.  Here is more in regards to bubble Shooter pet stop by our web-page. I figured it was a nice way to fulfill two purposes: exercise Hanky -he has put on some weight since he came home-, and find a nice way for Eric to play with his hamster without hurting him. <br><br>Needless to say, I ended up buying all three things. That made us all three -Eric, Hanky, and myself- extremely happy. The perfect birthday present for a little guy with a furry pet. <br><br>Check out the coolest Pet Gadgets ever!<br><br>If you enjoyed this article, please feel free to post it to your site or blog and forward this link to your friends. Have a great day!

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Last week, my mother gave my son Eric a hamster for his 6th birthday. I kind of looked at the thing with disgust, I must say. But as the days went by, that furry little thing won my heart. Now, it is no longer a "thing" for me; now it has a name: Hanky.

Hanky is quite a pal. He gets pretty scared when I vacuum my son's room. I take him out -in his cage, of course- to the yard. I guess he must enjoy the sun.

I still owed Eric his birthday present. So, I asked that dreaded question "What do you want for your birthday?" I secretly feared: a Wii, an iPod. What do you want, for Pete's sake! Speak now or forever hold your peace. I was flabbergasted at his response: a toy for good old Hanky.

That made perfect sense. After all, as the old saying goes, "All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy". Well, in this case Hanky. So, I set to getting him a toy. I thought a wheel was the most you could get, when it came to toys for hamsters. Well, I was wrong.

I checked out PetGadgets, and I was amazed to find the Super Pet CritterTrail Puzzle Playground. Yeah, the real deal. First of all, it is completely made of plastic, so it is very easy to wash. And it looks like real fun! Tunnels, and ramps for Hanky to climb, mazes, you name it. You get to design your toy, since the customer assembles the parts together in the shapes he likes the most. Sweet! Oh, and really inexpensive.

You wouldn't believe what a cute object the FerreTrail Bubble Play Kit is. It consists basically of two bubble wave tubes, a number of connectors, an elbow, a tee, and a round around ball. I could picture Hanky running around the ball like crazy. Sure, it sounds like fun. It is also made of plastic, and you can make your own design, since the pieces fit together perfectly. Very important piece of information for mommies: it's odorless.

I almost died when I saw the Critter Cruiser. It is actually a racing wheel, with the shape of a car. It's lovely. It looks like one of my son's toy cars. If you adjust it properly, the Cruiser will move in three directions on any flat surface. Here is more in regards to bubble Shooter pet stop by our web-page. I figured it was a nice way to fulfill two purposes: exercise Hanky -he has put on some weight since he came home-, and find a nice way for Eric to play with his hamster without hurting him.

Needless to say, I ended up buying all three things. That made us all three -Eric, Hanky, and myself- extremely happy. The perfect birthday present for a little guy with a furry pet.

Check out the coolest Pet Gadgets ever!

If you enjoyed this article, please feel free to post it to your site or blog and forward this link to your friends. Have a great day!