
Revolution Med Prices Rare Disease Drug Rasonque at Nearly $40,000 Per Month
A new report examines whether insurance coverage and patient access programs can keep pace with the high cost of Revolution Med's newly approved rare disease treatment.
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A new report examines whether insurance coverage and patient access programs can keep pace with the high cost of Revolution Med's newly approved rare disease treatment.
Revolution Medicines has published early clinical trial results for its experimental drug daraxonrasib (RASONQUE) targeting metastatic non-small cell lung cancer, marking a significant step in evaluating its safety and efficacy profile.

The Valašsko Region Museum organized a family-friendly nocturnal wildlife event where visitors used ultrasonic detectors to search for protected bats in the castle grounds.
Allan Sigurðsson and Hannes Þór Arason have been confirmed to direct RÚV’s popular Áramótaskaupið broadcast again, following last year's record-breaking audience ratings.

A bear lunged at a tourist's car on the Transfagarasan highway in Romania, tearing off the bumper. The incident was captured on video.

Knútur Steinn Kárason has been named the new CEO of BMW in Iceland, taking over the leadership role at BL ehf.
A 6-year-old named Heiðbjarti Óla submitted a question to a radio show, asking whether a subatomic particle or a neutron is larger, which was answered by physicist Haukur Arason.
Police in the capital region are searching for 41-year-old Daníel Már Kárason, who was last seen in Reykjavík on Saturday. He was described as wearing a moss-green jacket, blue shirt, jeans, and Timberland shoes.

Slovak Minister Robert Kaliňák organized a media day at the newly renovated Kukurica building, where ultrasonic bird repellents had to be installed near a moss wall.

The BBC has demanded answers from FIFA regarding alleged racism by Sigurður Gísli Bond Snorrason during the England vs. Ghana match in the L-group of the men's football World Cup, which took place on Tuesday in Foxborough.

A Turkish yacht ran aground off the coast of Oinousses, specifically near Prasonisia, and began taking on water. All five passengers on board were reported to be in good health following a swift rescue operation by the Coast Guard.
Njord Kårason Fossnes, the new Sonning talent, believes that less perfectionism and more courage are the way forward for classical music. He emphasizes the beauty found in imperfection.

Author Einar Kárason discusses a Dutch ship that sails the world's oceans under sails, built entirely according to 19th-century models.

Pálmi Viðar Snorrason has been appointed as the new CEO of Hölds-Bílaleigu Akureyrar, an Icelandic car rental company, effective May 1st, succeeding Bergþór Karlsson.
Sigurður Snorrason, owner of Reykjavík Bruggfélag, is actively seeking a lost mural that was once located in the lobby of Tónabíó in Skipholt, now an open venue where music has returned.

Author Einar Kárason shares his experience as a writer at a Frama course on how to best compose a story and create characters in literary works. His courses have been very successful, which is not surprising.
Bioventus has outlined a 2026 sales target of $600M–$610M, driven by accelerated investment in PNS, PRP, and ultrasonics technologies.

With both vaccines reformulated for the upcoming season, physicians provide targeted advice on eligibility, optimal timing, and priority groups to maximize public protection.
Medical imaging company Verasonics announces international patent grants and files a new provisional application for breakthrough ultrasound transceiver technology.

RÚV confirms that Allan Sigurðsson and Hannes Þór Arason will helm the popular Áramótaskaup broadcast for a second year running.

The sports figure discusses his approach to maintaining peak performance, highlighting structured habits and achievable targets as key factors in his career longevity.
Scientists discovered 165-million-year-old katydid fossils that provide the earliest known evidence of insects using ultrasonic sounds to communicate.

The Romanian Competition Council conducted unannounced inspections at Philips România SRL and ten other distributors and resellers operating in the medical ultrasonography and patient monitoring equipment markets.

Hlynur Snorrason, Chief of Police in the Westfjords, stated that while no car queues have been observed yet, they are expected to form later today at Látrabjarg. He reminded travelers that police may eventually stop allowing access to the area.

Einar Sindrason, a distinguished ear, nose, and throat doctor, passed away at the age of 84 on July 29th at Landspítalinn's palliative care unit.

According to Teitur Arason, a meteorologist from the Icelandic Met Office, it is unlikely that the Icelandic temperature record will be broken today, despite temperatures reaching 25 degrees Celsius in Seyðisfjörður overnight.

A video shows a poorly parked car rolling into a ravine on the Transfăgărășan highway, tumbling and overturning multiple times before disappearing into the valley below.

A fundraising account has been established for the family of Berg Ottó Thomsen Kárason, who passed away last Saturday at just over three months old.

Friðrik Þór Snorrason has been named the new CEO of the software company Stefna ehf. in Iceland.

Lively discussions have emerged in a Facebook group regarding the possibility of placing Highway 1 in a tunnel through the center of Mosfellsbær, following a computer drawing shared by Alexander Kárason.

Poet Halldór Smárason announced a concert in Kópavogur, inviting the public to hear 'juicy scoop' from hundreds of emails sent by his blind mother over the years.

A scientific study suggests that the unsettling feeling in 'haunted' buildings, often attributed to paranormal experiences, can be explained by low-frequency sounds and infrasonic vibrations emanating from ageing pipes and ventilation systems.

Emergency services in Žabljak, Montenegro, have received a new ultrasound diagnostic device. Two doctors will undergo training in POCUS ultrasonography to enhance healthcare services for residents and tourists.
A Nigerian technology firm has unveiled an ultrasonic transparent metering system designed to detect unauthorized electricity consumption and enhance grid monitoring capabilities.


RÚV announces that the popular comedy duo will return to helm the annual Áramótaskaup broadcast, continuing their successful run of the satirical program.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a breakthrough pancreatic cancer treatment that clinical trials show extends patient survival to a median of 13.2 months, marking a major advancement for one of the most difficult-to-treat cancers.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a new once-daily oral medication for advanced pancreatic cancer, marking a significant clinical breakthrough that nearly doubled patient survival rates in trials. The approval has prompted analysts to raise price targets for associated biotechnology firms.
Author and artist Guðlaugur Arason opened an exhibition at Gallerý Listasel in Selfoss, Iceland, showcasing his unique and tiny 'elf books,' accompanied by live music.

A car rolled into a ravine on the Transfagarasan road after the driver got out to take pictures, marking the second such incident in two months.

Icelandic personality Alexander Sindrason shares insights into his personal fashion style, favorite clothing items, and the importance of self-expression through attire in an interview with Smartland.
Sejm Marshal Włodzimierz Czarzasty has appointed Janusz Krasoń as the new Chief Labor Inspector. Krasoń previously served as the acting director of the PIP Training Center in Wrocław.

Trumpeter Ari Bragi Kárason, who has been living in Copenhagen for the past five years, recently released his new album titled 'Signed Crossings' after recording 27 songs in two days.

Steingrímur Ari Arason, an economist and former director of the Icelandic Health Insurance and the Icelandic Student Loan Fund, passed away on June 1st at the age of 72.

Eleven people were miraculously rescued from the Atlantic Ocean by the US Air Force after a small plane crashed off the coast of Florida. The passengers and pilot survived the crash landing, spending hours on a floating life raft before being saved by responders.

Construction has restarted on Nónhæð, with master builder Kristján Snorrason estimating that the third and final apartment building will be on the market by early 2029, following a two-and-a-half-year delay.

Icelandic chefs Karl Óskar Smárason and Markús Ingi Guðnason traveled to New York to cook burgers and donuts from their restaurants, Le Kock and Deigi, at a famous local burger spot.
Haukur Þorgeirsson writes about Glúmur Geirason, the son of a land settler born in the early tenth century, who became a court poet in Norway and is considered by some to be the first Icelandic artist to achieve international fame.
Gunnlaugur Kárason, a teacher and business economist, has been confirmed as the leader of the Centre Party's list for the upcoming local elections in Reykjanesbær, Iceland.