Novak Djokovic has 80% stake in biotech firm QuantBioRes working on coronavirus treatment, CEO Ivan Loncarevic confirms
Novak Djokovic has an 80% stake in a Danish biotech firm which is working on a Covid-19 treatment. The world No.
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Robinho: Brazilian footballer loses final appeal against rape conviction
Brazilian footballer Robinho has lost his final appeal against a conviction for taking part in the gang rape of a woman in Milan in 2013.
Djokovic bets on a COVID cure as he quests for tennis history
COPENHAGEN :Tennis champion Novak Djokovic has an 80per cent stake of Danish biotech firm QuantBioRes, which is aiming to develop a medical treatment to counter COVID-19, the company's chief executive told Reuters on Wednesday.
'Last year I realised I was wasting time' - British paralympic swimmer Alice Tai has right leg amputated
British paralympic swimmer Alice Tai has undergone an operation to have the lower part of her right leg amputated. Tai, who was a gold medallist in Rio in 2016, had been battling chronic pain in the leg. Ad/> Amputation was something the 22-year-old had been contemplating for a number of years.
Djokovic holds 80% of Danish biotech developing COVID treatment: CEO
COPENHAGEN :Tennis champion Novak Djokovic has an 80per cent stake of Danish biotech firm QuantBioRes, which is aiming to develop a medical treatment to counter COVID-19, the company's chief executive told Reuters on Wednesday.
Beaten Stephens warns Raducanu to expect rollercoaster ride
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Djokovic holds 80per cent of Danish biotech developing COVID treatment - CEO
COPENHAGEN :Tennis champion Novak Djokovic has an 80per cent stake of Danish biotech firm QuantBioRes, which is aiming to develop a medical treatment to counter COVID-19, the company's chief executive told Reuters on Wednesday.
Beijing 2022 - British skeleton bronze medallist Laura Deas ready to do ‘something special’ at Olympics
British skeleton bronze medallist Laura Deas says she is ready to try and do “something special” at the Beijing Winter Olympics after earning selection for a second Games. The 33-year-old former equestrian rider finished on the podium with double Olympic champion Lizzy Yarnold in Pyeongchang and is targeting an improved performance when the event starts in China. Ad/> Deas is one of four skeleton athletes who will be heading to the Olympics, along with debutants Brogan Crowley, Matt Weston and Marcus Wyatt, who have all been competing on the top level circuit.