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Ryan Anastasio

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News Associate @CNBC | @GWtweets class of 23 | Nutmegger now living in the Big 🍎
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Rare disease families find roadmap to drug development at bootcamps

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By Ryan Anastasio
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watch now Developing a new drug can cost a billion dollars and take more than a decade. That makes investing in new treatments in the rare disease space — where patient populations are small, and the chance of earning a return on that investment even smaller — a risky bet for big pharmaceutical companies. That's a big reason why 95% of the more than 10,000 rare diseases that exist do not have an FDA-approved treatment.
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First Vegas-style casino opens in New York City Original

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By Ryan Anastasio, Contessa Brewer Verified
| CNBC Verified
watch now New York City's first full-scale casino with live table games opened to gamblers Tuesday, more than a decade after voters approved an expansion of gambling in the state. Resorts World, owned by Malaysia-based company Genting, beat out gaming giants such as Wynn Resorts, Las Vegas Sands, Caesars Entertainment and MGM Resorts to land one of three new casino licenses.
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U.S. intelligence chief warns Congress of rise in cyberattacks

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By Ryan Anastasio
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Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines testifies before the Senate Armed Services Committee May 2, 2024 in Washington, DC. Win Mcnamee | Getty Images News | Getty Images The top U.S. intelligence official warned Congress of an alarming rise in cyberattacks at a hearing on global threats Thursday. The number of ransomware attacks worldwide grew as much as 74% in 2023, according to Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines.
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