Month: June 2017
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Why On The Go Is Where Your Business Might Thrive
When you’re on your own and on the road, you have to rededicate yourself to doing your work.
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Nerve Stimulation Approved for Children’s Epilepsy
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved use of vagus nerve stimulation to treat epilepsy in children who do not respond to drug therapy as young as 4 years old.
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How Technology Can Benefit Your Home-Based Business
Let’s have a look at some of the major ways that technology can benefit your home-based business, no matter what part of the process you are currently in.
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NIH Funds Nanotech Tools for Cancer, Blood Clots
A bioengineering lab is receiving awards from National Institutes of Health to apply nanotechnology to treatments for breast cancer and diagnostics for deep vein blood clots.
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Can Technology Give Your Business The Edge That It Needs?
The use of tech can potentially make a huge amount of difference to how well your business not only keeps up with, but outstrips the competition.
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Second Trial Approved for Cancer Pain Drug
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a new clinical trial to test the efficacy and safety of an experimental drug designed to relieve stubborn chronic pain associated with cancer.
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What’s Next For You After Graduation?
Finding work that relates to your degree can often be difficult, and it’s something that you think about throughout your entire time at college.
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Simple, Inexpensive Pathogen Detector Developed
A simple and inexpensive detection device is being created to find disease-causing microbes in samples of food, water, and human specimens.
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Undergrad Research Leads to Probiotic Beer
An undergraduate’s research project in Singapore led to the invention of a new type of beer having live bacteria associated with improving gut health.
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Flu Vaccine Patch Shown Safe, Responsive
A patch to deliver flu vaccine with tiny painless needles worn like a band-aid was shown in a clinical trial to be safe and produce an immune response.