Month: October 2019
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Infographic – Public Down on Industry-Funded Science
While a majority of Americans say they trust research findings that are open to public inspection, about the same number does not trust industry-funded science.
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Nanoparticles Designed to Cross Blood-Brain Barrier
Nanoscale particles derived from viruses are shown in tests with lab mice to cross the blood-brain barrier, and reach nerve cells in the brain.
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NSF Funds Blockchain Health Care Data System
A new grant finances design of a lower-cost health care data network built with blockchain that promises to preserve patients’ security and privacy.
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Effective Ways To Keep Employees Safe
Even a single workplace accident can damage your reputation.
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A.I. Image Analysis Computes Stroke Damage
A review study shows an analysis of CT scans using artificial intelligence matches calculations of damage from stroke made with more advanced imaging.
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Open Your Notebook – Ways to Improve Your Content
When content seems to stop making the impact it once had, we need to find better ways to engage.
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Companies Developing Hemophilia Gene Editing Therapy
A partnership between drug maker Novo Nordisk and biotechnology company bluebird bio is designing a treatment for hemophilia with gene-editing proteins.
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Never Underestimate the Importance of a Good Employee
We are talking about the top talent who will help you take your business to the next level.
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Yom Kippur 5780
We’re observing Yom Kippur today, the day of atonement and holiest day in the Jewish calendar.
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Five Tips For Business Start-Ups
The challenge can sometimes be in knowing which areas are the ones to focus on and prioritize.