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FDA Approves Wearable Epilepsy Seizure Detector
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved a device worn like a wristwatch that uses a machine-learning algorithm to detect convulsive seizures in people with epilepsy.
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Radiation, Biotech Companies Partner on Scar Therapy
Two companies taking different approaches to treating keloids — visible raised skin scars — are integrating their therapies to develop an anticipated treatment that removes and prevents the recurrence of these scars.
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The President’s Fleet Is A Feat Of Human Engineering
Let’s have a closer look at these three astounding vehicles and discuss some of the amazing features they each boast.
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Texas Vaccine Center Expanding R&D
A vaccine research center in Galveston, Texas is expanding its operations to add more basic and preclinical studies that lead to clinical trials resulting in more preventive and therapeutic vaccines.
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Pharma Maker Crowdsourcing for Drug Delivery Partners
The global pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca is looking for collaborators to develop treatments for disease using nucleic acids delivered with cell-penetrating peptides.
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Brain Wave Data Harnessed for Open-Source Brain Model
A lab in Germany created a technique for discovering a person’s neurological patterns from brain waves captured with a headset and simulated with population-wide brain data run on open-source software.
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The Art Of Explaining – How To Present Your Business
This post will be exploring the ways that you can get your idea across to customers, while also covering the types of business each method will work best for.
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Workplace Health And Safety – Why It’s More Important Than Ever
Today, businesses are judged heavily on their ethics, so it’s important that your business is seen as not only protecting your employees, customers and clients.
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Engineered T-Cells Show Extended Leukemia Remission
A clinical trial shows a patient’s immune system cells, modified to add cancer-fighting proteins, can extend high remission among children with a type of leukemia for as long as 12 months, but also with high rates of adverse effects.
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Six Things Every Business Should Do Now To Improve Security
Today, we want to speak about certain things and processes you need to do right now to improve the overall security of your company.