•The Pentagon admitted that 13 US military bases in the Middle East, particularly in Kuwait, are nearly uninhabitable due to Iranian retaliatory bombing.
•Military operations are being conducted 'remotely' with troops dispersed to hotels, civilian offices, and as far as Europe.
•The IRGC warned that hotels and civilian locations housing US troops will be considered legitimate military targets.
•Neurocrine Biosciences presented the first expert consensus recommendations focused on screening, diagnosis, and treatment of tardive dyskinesia in long-term care settings.
•A new analysis of KINECT-PRO data demonstrated meaningful improvements in patients aged 65 and older using INGREZZA (valbenazine) capsules.
•The recommendations were developed through a multidisciplinary Delphi panel to address gaps in managing the disease among older populations.
•The American Federation of Teachers (AFT), representing 1.8 million members, is calling for a boycott of Target in favor of local stores.
•The boycott call stems from what the union describes as an inadequate response by Target to a surge in federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis.
•Target is facing this pressure while simultaneously attempting to execute a turnaround strategy and return to sales growth.
•Vivos Therapeutics announced that its supported professional practices achieved 'In-Network' status with multiple commercial health insurers and Medicare in the key Nevada market.
•Iran rejected the proposed ceasefire and set conditions including the closure of US bases in the Gulf and lifting of sanctions, which the US deems unacceptable.
•The US dollar strengthened due to the diplomatic deadlock and safe-haven demand.
•The SNB left interest rates unchanged but increased its willingness to intervene in the FX market to counteract franc strength.