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FDA Warns Cancer Fraud Product Providers
The Food and Drug Administration sent warning letters to 14 companies in the U.S. that the agency says are selling products fraudulently claiming to prevent, diagnose, treat, or cure cancer.
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Nanoparticle Vaccine Stops Tumor Growth
Researchers in Texas designed a cancer vaccine with nanoscale particles that in lab mice stimulates the immune system and stops the growth of several types of tumors.
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The Science Of Property Investment
Research and statistical analysis has just as much place in real estate as it does in the sciences.
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Plant-Based Drug Shown to Cure Drug-Resistant Malaria
An experimental drug made from dried Artemisia annua plant leaves cured patients in Africa with malaria infections that became resistant to current drugs.
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On the Road Again
19 April 2017. I’ll be hitting the road again tomorrow for out-of-town meetings that will put Science & Enterprise on hold for the rest of the week. Our regular posts will resume on Monday, 24 April. In the meantime, check out my new article on Omni Media, which draws material from several Science & Enterprise…
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Compound Found to Prevent Asthma Inflammation
A research team in Cincinnati discovered a small-molecule drug compound that in lab mice prevents cells in the lungs from becoming inflamed, as occurs in asthma attacks.
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Vaccine R&D Underway to Protect Against Animal Microbes
Research is underway in the U.K. on development of new vaccines to protect humans against zoonotic diseases, infectious diseases originating in animals.
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Nanoparticles Boost T-Cells to Fight Leukemia
A cancer research lab designed a process to treat leukemia by reprogramming cells in the immune system with genes on nanoscale biodegradable particles.
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Neural Technology Research Centers Launched
Research centers for accelerating new technologies that tackle nervous system disorders are opening at two universities in the U.S., with industry partners.
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Research, Medical Groups Join Science March
A collection of 25 organizations representing a range of medical research and practice disciplines announced their participation in the March for Science set for Saturday, 22 April.