Month: July 2018
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Tissue-Engineered Heart Chamber Model Developed
A university bioengineering group developed a model of a left ventricle, the heart chamber that pumps blood to the body, made with engineered heart muscle tissue to replace animals for drug testing.
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The Science Behind a Savvy and Successful Manufacturing Business
You want to make sure you have to best equipment possible, as well as an efficient workplace.
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Future of Health Care: Notable Developments in the Medical Industry
Here are a couple of updates on health care you may not have heard about.
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Scientifically Proven Ways to Write Emails that Actually Get Replies
Find out about your email activity and how you can get more people to reply to those well-crafted messages.
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Key Skills That Will Help You To Launch Your Business Alone
Although you may not want to do things alone forever, you should definitely aim to get setup and running by yourself.
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These Small-Business Tech Problems Shouldn’t Give You A Headache
Here are some very common small business tech problems and how you can solve them in no time at all.
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On Cloud Nine as Remote Computing Transforms Health Care Industry
The health care industry is taking advantage of lower-cost, access-anywhere web-based services and vast amounts of storage for their enormous amounts of patient records and other files.
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Five Key Steps For Starting Your Own Private Practice
After some time learning how a private practice is run, you may decide that the next step in your medical career comes from starting your own practice from scratch.
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On the Road Again
We’ll resume our regular editorial posts on Tuesday, 24 July.
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Computer-Aided Bone Graft Process Devised with Stem Cells
A tissue engineering team developed a process that includes computer-assisted design for personalized grafts derived from a patient’s own stem cells, to repair bone defects caused by trauma or disease.