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By Alan, on February 28th, 2017% A clinical trial testing transplant grafts derived from umbilical cord blood as an alternative to bone marrow stem cells for people with blood-related cancers is treating its first patient. . . . → Read More: Trial Begins Testing Enhanced Cord Blood Stem Cells
By Alan, on February 28th, 2017% A study shows adding universal access to essential drugs as part of Canada’s health care system would meet much of that country’s pharmaceutical needs and save billions of dollars. . . . → Read More: Public Access to Drugs Meets Health Needs, Cuts Costs
By Alan, on February 28th, 2017% If you’re a business that is into the making and selling of physical products, getting that product out to customers is possibly the most important stage of business for your company. . . . → Read More: Mastering The Mail For Business
By Alan, on February 27th, 2017% A diagnostic test analyzing the genes in skin cells from nasal passages can detect lung cancer, and the absence of cancer, as accurately as more invasive samples from the airways. . . . → Read More: Test of Nasal Skin Cells Found to Detect Lung Cancer
By Alan, on February 27th, 2017% A biotechnology start-up is applying a process for editing-out disease-causing mutations to correct the inherited disorder Duchenne muscular dystrophy. . . . → Read More: Duchenne Gene-Editing Company Launched, Raising $5M
By Alan, on February 24th, 2017% Veterinary researchers used Crispr-Cas9, an emerging genome editing technique, to produce pigs with cells resistant to a common viral disease affecting commercial herds. . . . → Read More: Genome Editing Builds Viral Disease Resistance in Pigs
By Alan, on February 23rd, 2017% A new company developing cancer therapies combining nuclear radiation and synthetic antibodies is starting up in Hamilton, Ontario. . . . → Read More: Nuclear Cancer Therapy Company Launches, Raises $25M
By Alan, on February 23rd, 2017% A handheld mechanical device that promises to reduce the cost and ease the work of minimally invasive surgery is being created by a spin-off company from University of Michigan. . . . → Read More: Handheld Surgical Assist Device in Development
By Alan, on February 22nd, 2017% Here are some steps to help your employees aspire towards success once more and help lift the image of your inspiring company at the same time. . . . → Read More: An Inspiring Company Needs Aspiring Employees
By Alan, on February 22nd, 2017% A medical device that provides people with panic disorder feedback on their abnormal breathing is shown in a clinical trial to reduce panic severity 12 months after treatment. . . . → Read More: Biofeedback Device Reduces Panic Attacks in Trial
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