Founders of Harrison.ai Founders of Harrison.ai Dimitry Tran, Dr Colin Goldschmidt and Dr Aengus Tran Photo by Stefanie Zingsheim / The Photo Pitch Harrison.ai, a Sydney-based company that creates medical devices with AI technology, today announced it has raised A $ 129 million (roughly US $ 92.3 million) in what …
Read More »Agglutination of TDP-43 in ALS Related to Age-Related Loss in the Cellular Control System
The loss of chemical changes in the regulatory sequence of TARDBP The gene, called DNA methylation, appears to help increase levels and clumping of the TDP-43 protein in the motor cortex of people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), according to a study. As methylation of this gene – which stops …
Read More »When “energy” drinks actually contained radioactive energy
Modern life, do you feel tired? Do you flex a bit as you rush through your day? You may be one of the millions of consumers who rely on energy drinks to add a little extra pizzazz to your walk. Although iconic of our time, energy drinks are not an …
Read More »researcher wins award for developing world’s first non-invasive blood screening test for early detection of eye cancer | Health
Every day, Prisca Bustamante wakes up appreciating the beauty of the world she sees around her. That’s a big part of why she’s made it her mission to make sure that no one goes unnecessarily blind to eye cancer – a disease that often goes undiagnosed until after. or too …
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Bat coronaviruses have repeatedly spread in human populations. This fallout will most likely continue to be a threat to public health. Study: Ecology, evolution and spread of bat coronaviruses. Image Credit: Colin Seddon / Shutterstock In a review published in Nature Reviews Microbiology, the authors gather information on the ecology …
Read More »Tips for maintaining your vocal health
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Read More »KU confers 56 doctorates and 82 MPhil diplomas
The Council for Advanced Studies and Research of the University of Karachi The University of Karachi announced on Friday that it has awarded 56 doctorates, 82 MPhil and nine master’s degrees, including seven degrees obtained through courses in various disciplines . Registrar Prof Dr Abdul Waheed said the ASRB, at …
Read More »Using technology to educate, innovate and captivate
Technology is changing many aspects of life and work, as well as the way Yale School of Medicine (YSM) students learn. âFor alumni and college students, you know the Yale system is at the heart of medical education at Yale. But today we have creative and innovative technologies that enable …
Read More »Vaccine efficacy and immune interference: co-administration of COVID-19 and influenza vaccines
As we move towards the second anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic, attention widens to encompass the range of unintended health care consequences of these unprecedented times and measures. Against this background, efforts have been made to analyze the data and predict what the winter months will look like in terms …
Read More »ADHA to create a consumer mobile application for My Health Record
The Australian Digital Health Agency chose Chamonix IT Management Consulting, a consultant based in Adelaide, to develop a consumer mobile application that integrates with My Health Record. According to a statement, the first version of the app will be a read-only interface to the National Digital Health Records Platform and …
Read More »Bonded in service: Brandon Wills and Peter Moffett reflect on their military training – and their journey to VCU – VCU News
By Laura InglesVCU School of Medicine Brandon Wills, DO, was an emergency physician and faculty member at Madigan Army Medical Center in Washington State when Peter Moffett, MD, joined the team as a resident. It was 2007, and the two doctors were building their careers at the crossroads of military …
Read More »West Virginia University and Marshall University to Identify COVID Variants in State | News, Sports, Jobs
MORGANTOWN – Infectious disease experts from the University of West Virginia and Marshall University will join to identify and track variants of SARS-CoV-2 circulating in West Virginia in hopes of preparing and preventing future epidemics. National Institutes of Health grant of $ 678,030 will help researchers perform genome sequence analyzes …
Read More »Interpace Biosciences Announces New $ 8 Million Term Loan with BroadOak Capital Partners and Repayment of Private Equity Loans
PARSIPPANY, NJ, November 02, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Interpace Biosciences, Inc. (âInterpaceâ or the âCompanyâ) (OTCQX: IDXG) today announced that it, along with its subsidiaries, has entered into a new $ 8 million term loan with BroadOak Fund V, LP (âBroadOakâ) (the âBroadOak Loanâ). The proceeds of the BroadOak loan …
Read More »LumiraDx Announces Intended Use of Its FDA EUA Cleared High Sensitivity COVID-19 Antigen Test Has Been Expanded to Include Testing of Asymptomatic People
– Microfluidic immunofluorescence test authorized for screening asymptomatic individuals using a single test with results available in 12 minutes – The performance of the assay for the detection of viral antigen in asymptomatic individuals was 82.1% positive agreement and 100% negative agreement compared to laboratory RT-PCR – The results of …
Read More »Prevalence of endometriosis in women undergoing laparoscopic surgery for various gynecological indications in a Jordanian referral center: better understanding the epidemiology of a major female health problem | BMC Women’s Health
Study the demographics of a sample A total of 460 patients who underwent gynecologic laparoscopic surgery between 2015 and 2020 were included in this study, with a mean age of 33.09 (± 7.45) years (SD). Characteristics of the sample included, including age; BMI; parity; and the number of miscarriages, ectopic …
Read More »Therapeutic heparin to prevent deaths from COVID-19 is four times higher than the prophylactic dose
Anticoagulant heparin reduces the likelihood of death from COVID-19 by 78% when given in therapeutic doses to patients with signs of respiratory failure on hospital admission, according to a study published on the 14th October in the British medical journal. The World Health Organization (WHO) currently recommends only the prophylactic …
Read More »COEHS announces alumni and community award winners: UNM Newsroom
Each year, the College of Education and Humanities at the University of New Mexico honors alumni and individuals in our community who have made significant contributions within their profession – with a specific focus on educators, administrators, counselors, nutrition professionals and researchers. Recipients are nominated during the spring semester by …
Read More »Leading medical dissidents travel to Anchorage for early treatment summit
Dr Robert Malone, one of the main inventors of the mRNA vaccine technology used in Pfizer and Modern Covid vaccines, is one of the speakers at Saturday’s event that is sure to shake up the traditional medical establishment in Alaska, and has already led to “anti-vax” innuendo by the mainstream …
Read More »CHA Biotech NK cell culture, freezing technology covered by prestigious journal
CHA Biotech’s patented technology for growing and freezing natural killer (NK) cells has been featured in the Journal of Experimental and Clinical Cancer Research, an international journal providing a quality forum for all oncology work. CHA Biotech’s patented technology for the cultivation and cryopreservation of NK cells was highlighted in …
Read More »New DePaul Speech and Language clinic to serve Chicago’s diverse community
The new DePaul Speech and Language clinic located in Lincoln Park which opened on September 23 embodies the Vincentian mission by providing service to the DePaul community and beyond. The clinic will not only provide services, but it will also house classrooms and hands-on learning spaces for the Occupational Therapy …
Read More »The growth of the veterinary reference laboratories market is expected to dramatically increase from 2021 to 2026
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Read More »indore: Indore: 12 private retirement homes receive notice of grounds for violations | News from Indoré
INDORE: The Chief Medical Officer (CMHO) issued a show cause notice to 12 private nursing homes for irregularities and violations under the MP Nursing Homes and Clinical Establishment Act 1973 and Rules 1977. Notices have been served recently on hospitals when various parameters fail, including nursing staff, human resources, biomedical …
Read More »TRT diagnosis and vaccination schedule in Turkey
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Read More »Alterity Therapeutics (ATHE) Expands Phase 2 Clinical Development Program ATH434
Enter Wall Street with StreetInsider Premium. Claim your 1-week free trial here. Alterity Therapeutics (NASDAQ: ATHE), a biotechnology company dedicated to the development of disease-modifying therapies for neurodegenerative conditions, today announced the expansion of the clinical development program of the Company’s core asset, ATH434, in patients with multisystem atrophy (MSA), …
Read More »CervicalCheck scandal lab revenue increased 40% after issues became public
The revenues of one of the laboratory companies at the center of the CervicalCheck program scandal rose 40% to ⬠12.95 million in the 12 months after the scandal was exposed. Currently, Dublin-based Medlab Pathology Ltd is being sued in the High Court by a number of women over alleged …
Read More »How the viral vector vaccine puzzle was solved, leading to today’s COVID-19 injections
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Read More »Facebook: a clinical assessment and a call to action
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Read More »Proscia touts study showing digital pathology software detected melanoma
Shortly after Paige obtained FDA clearance for her algorithm to flag potentially cancerous lesions, another digital pathology startup touts the results of a study claiming its deep learning technology can detect melanoma. with a high degree of precision. Philadelphia-based Proscia shared the results of a prospective study testing its DermAI …
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Read More »Previous immunity to influenza, not SARS-CoV-2, prevents serious illness and death
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Read More »Weigh cancer cells to personalize drug choices and aid in treatment decision making
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Read More »Early Release – Co-Infection with 4 Species of Mycobacteria Identified by Using Next-Generation Sequencing – Volume 27, Number 11 — November 2021 – Emerging Infectious Diseases journal
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Read More »Denali Therapeutics Announces Positive Clinical Results and Regulatory Advances for Developmental Programs in Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) | Small molecules
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Read More »Awards and distinctions: September 2021
Yong Chen, PhD Yong Chen, PhD, associate professor of biostatistics, won a Titan Prize 2021 for methodological research of the Observational Health Data Sciences & Informatics program, based at Columbia University. The Methodological Research Award recognizes extraordinary contributions to the development or evaluation of analytical methods for clinical characterization, population-level …
Read More »Diadem presents data at 22nd International Alzheimer’s Drug Discovery Conference, emphasizing that his blood biomarker test is 84% concordant with amyloid brain imaging
Further analysis of clinical validation data shows that Diadem’s AlzoSure® prediction is highly concordant with amyloid brain imaging – the current gold standard for diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease – in all people tested AlzoSure® Predict identifies people who will progress to Alzheimer’s disease with a simple blood test with great precision …
Read More »Does Depression Increase the Risk of Cognitive Decline?
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Read More »What makes SARS-CoV-2 variants more virulent?
Researchers from the Republic of Korea have conducted a study on Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) – the agent that causes coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) – that may help shed light on ‘Further studies on the increased virulence of variants of concern and interest. The team – from …
Read More »UAE becomes second country to approve new treatment for Alzheimer’s disease
The United Arab Emirates became the second country in the world, after the United States, to approve the registration and use of Biogen’s Aduhelm (aducanumab), the first and only drug to treat the early stages of cancer. Alzheimer’s disease. The drug is supplied in the form of injections containing a …
Read More »UAE approves use of first and only drug to treat Alzheimer’s disease – News
The United Arab Emirates became the second country in the world to approve the use of the first and only drug for the treatment of early stages of Alzheimer’s disease. On Sunday, the Department of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) announced that it had obtained the green light for the registration …
Read More »Wike insists government owes citizens responsibility for accessing basic health care
Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike insisted that it is the primary responsibility of any government to ensure equitable access to basic health care for citizens, especially the poor and the underprivileged. most vulnerable in society. He said Nigeria must, as a priority, strengthen public health institutions, because Nigerians who cannot …
Read More »Delta Increases Risk Of COVID-19 For Pregnant Women; Pfizer / BioNTech vaccine antibodies missing 7 months for many, Health News, ET HealthWorld
By Nancy Lapid – The following is a summary of some recent studies on COVID-19. They include research that warrants further study to corroborate the results and that has not yet been certified by peer review. Delta variant increases risk for pregnant women Compared to coronavirus cases earlier in the …
Read More »Does the biobank hold the key to achieving universal health?
[NEW DELHI] Increasing the availability of high-quality biological samples through biobanks has the potential to advance global health research and accelerate progress towards sustainable development goals such as achieving universal health coverage, learned a United Nations scientific summit. Biobanking is the process by which samples of bodily fluids or tissues …
Read More »MJFF Says Work Is Needed To Improve Health Equity In PD
Parkinson’s disease (PD) is no different from other disease states in which structural racism and inequalities combine with social determinants of health to create health disparities, the Michael J. Fox Foundation said Thursday. for Parkinson’s Disease Research (MJFF) in a position paper, calling for work in 4 areas to reduce …
Read More »Redcliffe Life Diagnostics names Samantha brand ambassador
The company plans to expand to more than 100 cities over the next 18 months New-age diagnostics company Redcliffe Life Diagnostics has chosen Samantha as its brand ambassador. As part of this association, the actor will promote the brand’s diagnostic, pathology and radiology services. With this new collaboration, the brand …
Read More »For heart tumors, CMR proves powerful in predicting mortality
Chetan Shenoy calls imaging a âone-stop-shopâ for evaluating patients with suspected heart disease. In patients with suspected cardiac tumors, cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) imaging can provide an accurate diagnosis and guide clinical management, according to new multicenter data. In addition, CMR results can independently predict long-term mortality greater than traditional …
Read More »Biden announces COVID-19 vaccine requirements for some Americans
President Joe Biden recently announced that companies with more than 100 employees must require their employees to be fully vaccinated or tested every week. Biden also announced that all federal workers are to be vaccinated with no possibility of weekly testing instead. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is responsible …
Read More »MIND diet preserves cognition, new data shows
Adherence to the MIND diet may improve memory and thinking skills in older people, even in the presence of pathology of Alzheimer’s disease, according to new data from the Rush Memory and Aging Project (MAP). “The MIND diet was associated with better cognitive functions independent of brain pathologies linked to …
Read More »Author Lacey Thomas’ new book “Manual of Cognitive Treatment for Adults: Simple Speech Solutions” is an excellent resource for speech-language pathology professionals.
The recent publication, “Manual of Cognitive Treatment for Adults: Simple Speech Solutions” by Lacey Thomas, author of Newman Springs Publishing, is a useful and practical text for clinicians working with adults in home care, skilled nursing, and nursing settings. inpatient or outpatient. GILBERT, Arizona – September 28, 2021 – (Newswire.com) …
Read More »Australian Clinical Labs Reports Increase in Revenue Amid Rising Demand for COVID-19 Testing
The COVID-19 outbreaks in New South Wales and Victoria have led to an increase in demand for testing, and this trend is expected to show in the pathology network results Australian Clinical Laboratories (ASX: ACL). Australian Clinical Labs, which was enrolled in May, is the third largest pathology network in …
Read More »Actinium announces expansion of its R&D team and facilities to accelerate research programs focused on solid tumors and novel combinations with checkpoint inhibitors and radioconjugates
NEW YORK, September 27, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Actinium Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NYSE AMERICAN: ATNM) (âActiniumâ or the âCompanyâ), a leader in the development of targeted radiation therapy for patients with unmet needs, today announced several updates on its R&D capabilities. Actinium recently completed the expansion of its New York …
Read More »Emily E. Volk, MD, FCAP, Inaugurated President of the College of American Pathologists
CHICAGO–(COMMERCIAL THREAD) – During a ceremony at the annual meeting of the College of American Pathologist (CAP) in Chicago, Illinois, Emily E. Volk, MD, FCAP, was sworn in as 37e president of the organization of doctors and medical laboratories. CAP, founded in 1946, is the world’s largest organization of certified …
Read More »First digital AI pathology approved for prostate cancer
Source: Free-Photos / Pixabay Artificial Intelligence (AI) machine learning is rapidly transforming healthcare by powering new diagnostic tools for clinicians and healthcare professionals. In a landmark move this week, the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) cleared the marketing of an AI machine learning software called Paige Prostate, the …
Read More »Pharmacists Can Play a Critical Role in Improving Healthcare Delivery in India, Health News, ET HealthWorld
By Nikkhil K Masurkar Pharmacists are the 3rd largest group of healthcare professionals in the world. A majority of pharmacists in India are involved in community settings which serve as the initial level of contact between individuals in a community and healthcare. With an Indian pharmaceutical market expected to reach …
Read More »Virtual awards ceremony gives recognition to outstanding faculty
Friday, September 24, 2021 A long-standing tradition of Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine of recognizing outstanding faculty at the annual conference Purdue Veterinary Conference continued in a virtual format in 2021. The annual September 10 awards ceremony included the presentation of the prestigious Raymond E. Plue Award for Outstanding …
Read More »Carthage Area Hospital Adds Three To Its Therapy Services Team
CARTHAGE – Three new providers have joined the Carthage Therapy Services team at the Carthage Region Hospital. The hospital said Cale Siver, occupational therapist; Fran Garner, physiotherapist; and Vania Falen, speech therapist, joined us. Siver received his Associate Degree in Health Studies in 2013 from Jefferson Community College in Watertown. …
Read More »Vivos Therapeutics announces the formation of a new
HIGHLANDS RANCH, Colorado, September 23, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Vivos Therapeutics, Inc. (the âCompanyâ or âVivosâ) (NASDAQ: VVOS), a medical technology company focused on the development and commercialization of innovative treatments for patients with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) and snoring , today announced the official formation of …
Read More »Brain’s ‘blue dot’ may help identify Alzheimer’s disease earlier
The locus coeruleus (LC) is a tiny region of the brain that plays a disproportionate role in the functioning of our central nervous system. The name of LC comes from Latin for blue spot, its notable color is the product of intense chemical activity. This activity produces the main brain …
Read More »First Approved AI Pathology Program: Helps Detect Prostate Cancer
The United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has cleared artificial intelligence (AI) software to help pathologists detect prostate cancer. The program, called Paige Prostate, is the first AI system approved in pathology. âWe really believe this product can make a huge difference,â said Paige CEO Leo Grady, PhD. Medscape …
Read More »How Inheret promotes early detection of genetic cancers with its guideline-based tool
CEO and Founder of Inheret, Dr David F. Keren, discusses the origins of the Cancer Risk Detection Platform and its mission to identify inherited diseases early. Why did you start this business? We started Inheret because it was something we needed. Here in the United States, 60 million people have …
Read More »Changes in fibrin clot structure contribute to risk of thrombosis in severe cases of COVID-19
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), the novel coronavirus, causes coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), which is a multisystem disease affecting the airways. Data available to date show that endothelial damage caused by overactivation of the immune system is a major underlying molecular mechanism for the severity and mortality of …
Read More »A new synthetic multiantigen MVA COH04S1 vaccine effective against SARS-CoV-2
Scientists believe that vaccinating the entire world’s population is the key to containing the current 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. This pandemic is caused by the rapid onset of a ribonucleic acid (RNA) virus known as Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). Study: The synthetic multiantigen MVA COH04S1 vaccine …
Read More »KU awards 26 doctorates, 60 MPhil and 7 MS in various disciplines
The Council for Advanced Studies and Research at the University of Karachi on Friday awarded 26 doctorates, 60 MPhil and seven MS in various disciplines. Registrar Prof Dr Abdul Waheed said on Friday that the ASRB, at its recently held meeting under the chairmanship of Vice Chancellor Prof Khalid Mahmood …
Read More »Fé Murray – The NAU Review
NAU Communications spoke with Fé Murray, Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, to get to know her on a more personal level. Read our questions and his answers below. Q: Tell me about an important childhood memory and its impact on your life today. A: …
Read More »Unique imaging technique sheds light on how IBD-related cells affect intestinal tissue
New âmapsâ of hundreds of thousands of cells linked to inflammatory bowel disease shed more light on their effects on intestinal tissue with a newly used imaging technique called âimaging mass cytometryâ. New findings from researchers at the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania pave the way …
Read More »TD2 and Deep Lens Partner to Enable Diversity, Access and Faster Clinical Trial Enrollment for Community-Based Oncology Practices
Key Partnership to Connect Patients to Precision Oncology Clinical Trials and New Therapies, Accelerating Access to Promising Treatments SCOTTSDALE, Arizona, September 16, 2021– (BUSINESS WIRE) – Translational Drug Development (TD2), a leading precision oncology contract research organization (CRO), and Deep Lens have announced a strategic partnership that will improve access …
Read More »the oral nucleoside analog of Remdesivir improved the pathogenesis of SARS-CoV-2 in mice
The 2019 coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic has infected an estimated 225 million people and killed more than 4.64 million worldwide. This pandemic is caused by the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus-2 (SARS-CoV-2), which was first reported in Wuhan, China in 2019. Study: Therapeutic efficacy of an oral nucleoside analog of …
Read More »This medtech startup aims to provide healthcare establishments with digital microscopy solutions
The diagnostic industry has seen increased demand in recent years due to an increase in health issues like cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. Accurate and timely diagnosis provides vital information that is essential for the prevention, treatment and management of these diseases. In the field of diagnosis, if radiology has …
Read More »“Cutting back on saliva tests”: expert scientist wonders if Jacinda Ardern was misinformed
September 8, 2021 Today there are 15 new cases of Covid-19 in the community. There are 37 people hospitalized, including six in intensive care or in HDU. A Kiwi scientist and saliva testing expert questions advice given to Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, who passed him off as uninformed and “groping …
Read More »[Innovative Startups] Deep Bio will revolutionize prostate cancer diagnosis with an AI platform
Korean manufacturers of artificial intelligence-based medical equipment have increased their global presence through superior technologies. Many companies use AI platforms to diagnose cancer. However, Deep Bio wants to make a difference by diagnosing prostate cancer using AI for the first time in Korea. In April of last year, Deep Bio …
Read More »A biomarker of COVID-19 in children
A rare but serious inflammatory disease that affects children who contract COVID-19 produces a distinct model of biomarkers that can help doctors predict the severity of the disease and also help researchers develop new treatments, according to a study conducted by Cedars -Sinai. The study focused on multisystem inflammatory syndrome …
Read More »Study opens new approach to integrate MRI in multisite pancreatic clinical trials
Researchers at Vanderbilt Diabetes Research and Training Center (DRTC) at Vanderbilt University Medical Center conducted a multi-site study that demonstrated that, when controlled and standardized, quantitative magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the pancreas is highly reproducible when using different MRI hardware and software in different geographic locations. This discovery opens …
Read More »Slippery Uterine Molecule May Hold Key to IVF ‘Golden Window’
Researchers at RMIT University have found a way to better identify the “golden window” when a uterus is ready for pregnancy – a finding that may help increase IVF success rates. The team identified a Teflon-like molecule that makes the surface of the uterus slippery and prevents embryos from implanting, …
Read More »Speech therapy lab prepares students: lab offers hands-on experience | New
IUP speech therapy students gain hands-on experience in the department’s simulation lab. Most speech-language pathology programs in the country generally focus on working with children. The IUP laboratory allows its program to focus on the medical aspect of speech therapy. âThe American Speech-Language-Hearing Association approved the inclusion of simulation hours …
Read More »30% of Texans have evidence of COVID-19 antibodies
AUSTIN (KXAN) – Researchers at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center and the Texas Department of Health Services found a slight increase in the number of people participating in the antibody survey Texas Cares. The program launched a year ago and surveyed thousands of Texans to learn more about …
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Krsnaa Diagnostics is expected to finalize the stock award status of its initial public offering (IPO) on Wednesday. The issue of Rs 1,213.3 crore was opened for subscription last week with a price range set at Rs 933-954 per share. The issue was subscribed 64.40 times out of the 71.12 …
Read More »Progressive disability in MS explained?
The differences in the course of lesions may help neurologists distinguish between multiple sclerosis (MS) and other demyelinating disorders in new findings that may help explain the differences in the course of the disease, particularly progressive disability in MS. Results from a retrospective study show that complete resolution of brain …
Read More »Kingsgrove Community Center Is New COVID-19 Testing Clinic | County Chief of St George and Sutherland
Georges River Council has opened the Kingsgrove Community Center to serve as a COVID-19 testing clinic. The move follows the designation of the Georges River local government area as an area of ââconcern for COVID. Managed by Medlab Pathology, the walk-in clinic is open daily, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., …
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LAKELAND REGIONAL HEALTH Moody’s Investors Service recently reaffirmed Lakeland Regional Health Center Stable A2 rating upstream of public bond financing. The A2’s assertion and award, according to Moody’s, reflects its expectation that Lakeland Regional Health Systems will remain the distinct market leader and essential supplier in and around Polk County. …
Read More »Unilabs to Deploy Ibex AI-Assisted Cancer Diagnostics Platform Across Europe
Unilabs and Ibex are teaming up to make cancer diagnosis more precise, faster and more targeted. Under the new agreement, Unilabs will deploy Ibex’s AI-powered multi-tissue Galen platform in pathology labs across Europe. Supported by advanced machine learning algorithms, the platform evaluates tissue biopsies in real time to provide valuable …
Read More »DVIDS – News – Connecticut National Guard lab technicians train at BJACH
FORT POLK, Louisiana – The Bayne-Jones Army Community Hospital Pathology Department hosted Connecticut National Guard Sgt. Andrew Meeker for two weeks of hands-on training during his unit’s rotation at the Joint Readiness Training Center and Fort Polk this month. Meeker’s unit, the 142nd Medical Company (Area Support), is at Fort …
Read More »KeifeRx Receives FDA Approval of New Investigational Drug for Phase 3 Study of Nilotinib BE in Early Alzheimer’s Disease
WASHINGTON, July 20, 2021 / PRNewswire / – KeifeRx, LLC, an emerging clinical-stage biotechnology company specializing in the discovery and development of new treatment options for neurodegenerative diseases, today announced that the company has received acceptance of its application investigational new drug (IND) from the United States The United States …
Read More »Akoya Announces Publication of MITER Study, the First Multi-Institutional Analytical Demonstration of a Space Biology Workflow, in the Journal for ImmunoTherapy of Cancer
MARLBOROUGH, Mass., July 19, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Akoya Biosciences Inc, (Nasdaq: AKYA) The Spatial Biology Company®, today announced that the Phenoptics ⢠mIF solution has been used in a multi-site study to demonstrate and validate an automated end-to-end workflow that characterizes PD-1 / PD-L1 immune checkpoint signaling in tumor …
Read More »“If you don’t wear a mask, the virus will spread further. It’s that easy ‘| Coronavirus
Scientists strongly endorsed maintaining the wearing of masks in enclosed public spaces during the summer. As Covid-19 cases continue to skyrocket, face coverings offer people the most robust way to limit the spread of the disease in cafes, theaters and restaurants, they said last week . Rates of new Covid-19 …
Read More »These 9 Israeli startups hope to turn biotech innovations into realities
Nine Israeli startups were selected last week to participate in PlayBeyondBio 2021 and help turn their biotech innovations into market realities. The PlayBeyondBio initiative is led by venture capital fund JVP, Anglo-Swedish pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca, international consulting firm Accenture, Margalit Startup City, Amazon AWS and Shaare Zedek Medical Center in …
Read More »Lack of Mental Health Services During Pandemic Linked to Food Insufficiency, Health News, ET HealthWorld
Washington: The results of a new study suggest that Americans who experienced food insufficiency during the COVID-19 pandemic were three times more likely to lack mental health support than those who did not. This study was published in the journal Public Health Nutrition. The most extreme form of food insecurity, …
Read More »Boarman, from Owensboro, to lead OCTC Vet Tech program
A native of Owensboro, Dr. Laura Boarman has been selected to lead the Veterinary Technology program at Owensboro Community & Technical College. Boarman has spent the past 11 years in practice at the Kentuckiana Animal Clinic. Boarman attended Western Kentucky University undergraduate and earned a doctorate from Auburn University’s School …
Read More »Melanoma of the eye: preclinical study indicates potential treatment
Uveal melanoma, or MU, is a rare and fatal eye cancer, and the death rate has not increased for 40 years. Half of melanomas spread to other organs in the body, causing death within a year. New treatments to preserve vision and prevent death are therefore urgently needed. Now, a …
Read More »Mentally Disabled Woman Raped in Hospital, Ordered Investigation | Ranchi News
Sindri: Woman with mental and speech disabilities, who was admitted to the medical ward of Shaheed Nirmal Mahto Medical College and Hospital (SNMMCH) in Dhanbad, was allegedly raped by an ambulance driver with the help of a co-owner of tea on Sunday evening. . The incident has raised a question …
Read More »Can High b-Value Biparametric 3.0 T MRI with Simplified Prostate Image Reporting and Data System (S-PI-RADS) be used in biopsy-naive men?
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Nashville, Tenn. (4:14 p.m. EDT – July 9, 2021) – Orthopedic surgeons know that knee surgeries that require revisions have poorer results than primary surgeries, but until now the reason was unknown. Today, a team of orthopedic doctors report that opting for a transtibial surgical approach and choosing an inference …
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