We adopted an orphan as an heir.
我们立一个孤儿为继承人。
Mary was orphaned in the war.
战争使玛丽成为孤儿。
Royal FrieslandCampina, the largest dairy company in the Netherlands, said it plans to donate 42,000 cans of milk powder to more than 8,000 orphans and those living in impoverished conditions in China aims to help improve their nutritional status.
荷兰最大的乳制品公司Royal FrieslandCampina表示，计划向8000多名孤儿和中国贫困家庭捐赠42000罐奶粉，旨在帮助改善他们的营养状况。
As of March 2023, China had 157,000 orphans and 372,000 children whose parents don't have the ability to provide, according to data from the Ministry of Civil Affairs.
根据民政部的数据，截至2023年3月，中国有15.7万名孤儿和37.2万名父母无力供养的儿童。
The company said the new drug candidate to treat drug-resistant CML patients has been granted orphan drug and fast track designations by the United States Food and Drug Administration.
The orally taken drug has been granted orphan drug and fast track designation by the US FDA.
The orally taken drug has been granted orphan drug designation and fast track designation by the United States Food and Drug Administration.
Last year, Ascentage obtained 10 orphan drug qualifications from the US FDA, becoming the enterprise with the largest number of such qualifications in the world that year.
Altogether, four of the company's candidate drugs have been granted 12 orphan drug qualifications by the US FDA so far, allowing it to become the enterprise with the largest number of such qualifications domestically, according to the company.
For instance, such actions include sustainable shopping, daily goodwill acts like using reusable bags and visiting orphans during free time, as well as taking online courses for self-improvement.
The treatment was also granted Orphan Drug designation, "which provides incentives to assist and encourage the development of drugs for rare diseases", the FDA said in a statement.
In China, 16,000 children from six provinces and cities are expected to receive free holiday gifts this year through Lego's local partners including the Chi Heng Foundation, which helps orphans, and the Shenzhen-based Aiyou Future Foundation.
“Drugs used to treat liver and gastric cancer are considered to be ‘orphan drugs’ in China because such diseases have low incidence rates in other countries and leading pharmaceutical companies would hence spend little to develop them,” she said.
In January 2020, the company inked an agreement with United Kingdom-based EUSA Pharma for development and commercialization of the latter's orphan biologic products siltuximab and dinutuximab beta in China.
Chinese biotech company Junshi Biosciences announced on Friday that the company's domestically developed drug Toripalimab (anti-PD-1 mAb), in combination with Axitinib for treatment of mucosal melanoma, has been granted orphan drug designation by the United States Food and Drug Administration.
The orphan drug designation granted by the FDA is beneficial for the continuous development of the combination therapy and the enjoyment of certain policy support in terms of registration and commercialization in the US, including but not limited to tax credits for clinical trial costs, application fee waivers for new drugs and 7 years of market exclusivity without being affected by patent.
A few days ago, 3DBio Therapeutics, a New York-based biologics and bioprinting company, announced its AuriNovo, an investigational combination product using patients' own auricular cartilage cells to 3D-bioprint living, full-sized ear construct, received Orphan Drug designation from the United States Food and Drug Administration, a status assigned to treatments developed for rare conditions.
The latest input brings funds earmarked so far this year for childless seniors, orphans, the disabled and other vulnerable groups to 156 billion yuan, surpassing last year's total of 147.2 billion yuan, according to Wang Xinxiang, deputy head of the ministry's social security division.
Peng Shaozong, deputy head of the National Development and Reform Commission's price department, said recipients are expected to claim double the amount of subsidies during the period, and the new policy will expand access to 8 million more people deemed vulnerable to inflation, mainly the jobless and orphans.
This year, the central authorities have allocated 103 billion yuan ($14.7 billion) in advance to safeguard the basic living of the homeless, orphans and other impoverished groups, according to Fu Jinling, head of the ministry's social security department.
Meanwhile, special attention should be paid to more vulnerable students such as the disabled, orphans, and rural children whose parents are migrant workers.