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Nerve Stimulation Shown to Treat Cluster Headaches
A device that stimulates a collection of nerves located behind the nose was shown in a year-long study to lower intensity and frequency of cluster headaches, a condition marked by repeating episodes of severe pain.
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The Cornerstones Of Any Successful Business
Any company that has survived five, ten or even fifteen years will have these aspects of their business fully accounted for and prioritized.
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Vaccine Shown Effective Against Range of Flu Viruses
An experimental vaccine made with protein-infused nanoscale particles was shown to provide long-lasting protection in lab mice against a broad range of common influenza viruses.
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Agencies Send Warnings to Halt Opioid Cessation Scams
Two federal agencies sent warning letters to companies the agencies say are illegally marketing products making false or unsubstantiated claims about their treating opioid addiction or withdrawal.
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Are You Overlooking These Security Issues?
Hackers are eager and often find a way to target the customers more than the business itself.
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NIH Funding Immune-Friendly Synthetic Vascular Grafts
A bioengineering lab is receiving a National Institutes of Health grant to advance development of more tolerable synthetic veins and arteries implanted in heart bypass patients.
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Simple Business Tips To Avoid Electrical Accidents In The Workplace
It’s best to do everything you can to prevent such accidents, and keep everything running smoothly.
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T-Cell Therapy Company Gains $100M in Venture Funds
A 2 year-old company developing treatments for cancer and other diseases that activate or suppress the immune system with genetically engineered T-cells is raising $100 million in its first venture funding round.
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Start-Up Licenses Children’s Myopia-Control Contact Lens
A start-up enterprise spun-off from Hong Kong Polytechnic University is licensing the technology for a customized contact lens that controls and prevents further myopia in children.
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Institute Using Software to Boost Results Reproducibility
A genomics research lab in the U.K. is adding software to automate data collection that its developer says can improve the productivity of scientists and reproducibility of their findings.