Two University of Michigan student organizations, End the Cycle and the Michigan Refugee Assistance Program (MRAP), are working together to create educational materials for Afghan refugees in Ann Arbor. The program combines the End the Cycle goals of improving education equity and the MRAP goal of supporting refugees by helping …
Read More »Izere prepares a solo art exhibition in the United States | The new times
RWANDAN VISUAL ARTIST Antoine Izere is expected in the United States as he prepares for his first solo art exhibition scheduled for March 18 in Houston, Texas (USA). The exhibition dubbed “STRIDE” was curated by Mitochondria Gallery, an art gallery specializing in the works of emerging and established artists from …
Read More »In America, a few days of March 2020 resonate two years later
The conversations went like this: it will only be in a few days. He can be kept at a distance. There will be downsides, sure, but the world will just be put on hold – just a short break, out of caution, and certainly not some sort of major shutdown. …
Read More »15 medical societies establish seven guiding principles for the perioperative treatment of acute pain
The American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA) and 14 major medical specialty organizations have established seven guiding principles to best address the perioperative management of acute pain in complex surgical patients. The principles were established at a historic Pain Summit, the second of its kind, hosted by the ASA. Every …
Read More »Democrats aim to reset national legislative agenda after Biden speech
US President Joe Biden announces new measures requiring the government to buy more American-made products during remarks in the South Court auditorium of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building at the White House in Washington, US, on March 4, 2022. REUTERS/Evelyn Hockstein Join now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com Register …
Read More »Opioid fentanyl kills record number of black Americans
Fentanyl, the powerful synthetic opioid that Mexican drug cartels now mix into many drugs sold in the United States, is having a devastating impact on the community, according to a new peer-reviewed study in the journal JAMA Psychiatry. According to NPR, this research, based on drug-related deaths from 1999 to …
Read More »president seeks to be globally centered with ‘peace’ | News, Sports, Jobs
Dr. Nyle Fort discussed many topics with SUNY Fredonia students during a Zoom conference last week. Photo submitted Students at the State University of New York at Fredonia and interested community members had the opportunity to learn about critical race theory, protests, democracy and other issues …
Read More »How the Philadelphia pandemic of 1793 foreshadowed the social problems of the COVID-19 era
The last two years of the pandemic have laid bare a deep misunderstanding of public health among our compatriots. As evidenced by the widespread and conspiratorial resistance to vaccination – as well as the constant trickle of misinformation about the pandemic, from social media, pundits and podcasters – contemporary Americans …
Read More »Doctor with sickle cell anemia tells new story of diagnosis and treatment
Growing up with sickle cell disease, Dr Titilope Fasipe met very few sufferers until she returned to Nigeria and met her teenage cousin. His cousin seemed vibrant, healthy and full of life, which made her death at 17 – from a sickle cell-related lung infection – even more shocking to …
Read More »Funds for cleaner water flow to twelve more counties
KENTUCKY – More than $8 million in funding for water, sewer and other infrastructure improvements will soon be flowing to several counties in Kentucky as part of Gov. Andy Beshear’s Cleaner Water Program. What do you want to know Millions of dollars in additional funding was recently announced to improve …
Read More »DaVita Clinical Research Study Reveals Effectiveness of Common COVID-19 Vaccines at Parity for Patients with Kidney Failure
DENVER, February 17, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Dialysis patients who received an adenovirus vector-based COVID-19 vaccine (Johnson & Johnson) had similar rates of breakthrough infection, hospitalization and mortality as dialysis patients who received a mRNA-based vaccine (Pfizer/BioNTech), according to a DaVita Clinical Research (DCR) study published online ahead of print by …
Read More »LDH Appoints Melinda ‘Mendy’ Richard as Assistant Secretary of the Office of Aging and Adult Services
The Louisiana Department of Health (LDH) today announced the appointment of Melinda “Mendy” Richard as the Associate Secretary of the Office of the Department of Aging and Adult Services (OAAS). Richard most recently served as Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Office of Community Preparedness and Health Protection at the Office …
Read More »Welcome to the City of Pittsburgh
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: February 15, 2022 City of Pittsburgh Stormwater Code Updates Receive Civil Engineering Merit Award from ASCE Pittsburgh PITTSBURGH, PA – The City of Pittsburgh and the Pittsburgh Water and Sewer Authority (PWSA) have received the 2021 Civil Engineering Merit Award from the Pittsburgh Chapter of the American …
Read More »Indra Nooyi: the living embodiment of an American dream – News
The former CEO and Chairman of PepsiCo was one of the stars of the 14th Emirates Airline Festival of Literature Indra Nooyi. — Photo by Shihab Published: Sun 13 Feb 2022, 22:22 Last update: Mon 14 Feb 2022, 02:23 Many have chased and lived the “American Dream” – but how …
Read More »TTU School of Veterinary Medicine Welcomes New Professor of Immunology | KLBK | KAMC
LUBBOCK, Texas (PRESS RELEASE) — Here is a press release from Texas Tech University: Thousands of miles away in southern Brazil, Fernanda Trindade da Rosa grew up in a small, thriving farming community. Little did she know then that her education would lead to training, degrees and a career in …
Read More »Teachers tackle Black History Month, under new restrictions
In rural New Hampshire, a Spanish teacher took down a “Black Lives Matter” sign in her classroom. In Lubbock, Texas, a social studies professor felt that frank political discussions with students became “a bit of a tightrope.” And in Oklahoma City, a history professor started thinking twice about using the …
Read More »Casting Society of America changes name and unveils new logo – Deadline
The Casting Society of America thinks globally. The group celebrates its 40th anniversary with a name change that reflects the expansion of its ranks to include casting professionals living and working around the world. Meet the Casting Society and check out their new logo above. “By removing America from our …
Read More »Carl Hoffman Obituary (2022) – Allentown, PA
Carl A. Hoffman, 93 of Allentown, died February 2, 2022 at Complete Care-Lehigh, Macungie, PA. Carl was born in Lykens, Pennsylvania to the late Joseph and Christine Hoffman. He was predeceased by his beloved wife Rosari R. Hoffman, to whom he was married for nearly 55 years. He graduated from …
Read More »This Bronze Dog Statue By The Famous French Sculptor Could Be Worth Thousands
Our collectibles this month come from France, Denmark, China and the American West, and show a wonderful depth of artistry and skill. An animated bronze statue of a dog and a turtle, an intricately hand-embroidered family textile, a delicate fountain pen and a few charming ceramic pieces each evoke the …
Read More »Food Scientist Threlfall Named ASHS Researcher Emeritus for Southern Region
Photo submitted Renee Threlfall’s research and extension focus on post-harvest processing and storage of specialty crops (wine grapes, muscat grapes, table grapes, blackberries, strawberries, peaches, hops, etc.) and value processing added horticultural crops. Renee Threlfall, a research scientist in wine and viticulture at the U of A, …
Read More »What Pittsburgh’s Fern Hollow Bridge Collapse Can Tell Us About Bridges in Pennsylvania
January 31, 2022 | 10:26 Nearly 20% of Pennsylvania bridges were in poor condition in a 2018 review by the Pittsburgh Chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers. (Pittsburgh) – Friday’s collapse of the city-owned Fern Hollow Bridge sparked concerns about thousands of bridges across the state of …
Read More »Global Consequences of American Polarization
Another fierce battle unfolded in the US Congress – and came to nothing. U.S. Republicans have once again used the filibuster to thwart legislation aimed at countering new nationwide voting restrictions, and the Democrats have failed to change the filibuster rules to do so. adopt. The saga illustrates the turmoil, …
Read More »United States Artists Announces Class of 2022 Fellows
This content contains affiliate links. When you purchase through these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Artists from the United States (USA) today announced their class of 2022 Fellows. Last year the class was the largest it has ever been, and this year the cohort is even larger . …
Read More »Getting America Quietly Back on Track | Opinion
Larry French After struggling on January 6 to listen to President Biden and Vice President Harris, and their exaggerated and absurd historical comparisons, and what their administration and the mainstream media like to call an insurrection, I came away with a simple conclusion. Perhaps it is time for our declining …
Read More »George Mavros Obituary (1957 – 2022) – Inverness, FL
George Mavros (PhD), 64, Homosassa, Florida, died at home on Thursday, January 20, 2022. George was born in Adelaide, Australia on October 14, 1957 to the late Sotirios and Angela (Korogiannis) Mavros. George came to Citrus County in 1979 from Clearwater and before that Greece, which he considers his home. …
Read More »Collagen imaging – a new therapy technique
image: Rat heart N-glycans detected by imaging mass spectrometry. Left) Fixed tissue section of the rat heart. Ao- aorta; AV-aortic valve; MV-mitral valve; LV-left ventricle. Right) Three N-glycans with a single spatial location aligned to the aorta (blue), aortic valve (pink), or ventricles (green). see Following Credit: This image was …
Read More »Sydney Poitier: class, spirit and dignity
By Elwood Watson The incomparable Sidney Poitier left this Earth this month, and it’s virtually impossible to detail the impact he had on both the world of cinema and society at large. When Poitier received an honorary Oscar at the 2002 annual Oscars for his monumental contributions to the motion …
Read More »MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST – ADVANCED STAFF Job in Fort Harrison, Montana – Department of Veterans Affairs
The United States government is a massive employer and is always looking for qualified candidates to fill a wide variety of open positions in locations across the country. Below is a summary of qualifications for an active and open Department of Veterans Affairs job listing. The opening is for a …
Read More »Fonseca on First-Line and Second-Line Daratumumab Outcomes for Transplant-Ineligible Myeloma
At 63rd Annual Meeting and Exposition of the American Society of Hematology, CancerNetwork® sat down with Rafael Fonseca, MD, Director of Innovation and Transformational Relationships at Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, Arizona, to talk about an abstract he presented on the use of daratumumab-containing regimens in patients with transplant-ineligible multiple myeloma. …
Read More »ASTRO provides new guidance on the use of external beam radiation therapy for primary liver cancers
A new guideline from the American Society for Radiation Oncology (ASTRO) provides guidance on the use of radiation therapy to treat adult patients with primary liver cancer using external beam radiation therapy (EBRT). The evidence-based recommendations describe the indications and optimal dosage of EBRT, techniques and treatment planning for patients …
Read More »Mustang Bio announces targeted CAR T data for the MB-106 CD20
WORCESTER, Mass., Jan. 7, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Mustang Bio, Inc. (âMustangâ) (NASDAQ: MBIO), a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on translating today’s medical breakthroughs into therapies cells and genes in potential cures for hematologic cancers, solid tumors and rare genetic diseases, today announced that interim phase 1/2 data on MB-106, …
Read More »What should a principled conservative do about Trump? (with Mona Charen)
For decades, Mona Charen has been one of the foremost right-wing political writers and commentators. A speechwriter for Republican luminaries such as Nancy Reagan and Jack Kemp, she has worked at the Reagan White House and has been writing a national column since 1987. Believes Donald Trump has “totally discredited” …
Read More »How Racism Early in Life Can Affect Long-Term Health
The scientific evidence is crystal clear: Early experiences literally shape the architecture of the developing brain. This widespread understanding is leading to increased public support for universal kindergarten to improve school readiness for all children and level the playing field for children facing adversity. But here is something less known …
Read More »The art of being a happy pessimist
There is a cult of “positivity” that rules the world. Through countless self-help books, banal social media slogans, and WhatsApp hello messages, this cult will have you believing “Think Positive” is the magic pill for mental health. Pop one to instantly make that glass half empty half full and all …
Read More »From salvaged food routes to joyful murals, the must-see black history tales of 2021
Too many history stories Black communities in the United States and across Europe remain hidden today. This year Dark atlas went in search of some of those overlooked stories of endurance, persistence, ingenuity, inspiration, glamor, joy, and home runs. Here are some of our favorites. There are countless more stories …
Read More »Spin Control: farewell to 2021 and some of its ups and downs
The year started with such high hopes. After all, 2020 was so bad, its replacement had to be better, right? It was better in some ways but worse in others, that’s about how the years go. But looking back from the perspective of the past 51 weeks, here is Spin …
Read More »Writer Joan Didion, columnist of contemporary American society, dies at 87
Musician Wynton Marsalis (left) applauds as author Joan Didion (right) receives an honorary doctorate of letters at the 358th Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts on June 4, 2009. (Reuters / Brian Snyder / File Photo) Author Jeanne Didion, whose essays, memoirs, novels and screenplays recounted contemporary American society, as well …
Read More »Maryland delegation announces nearly $ 800 million in bipartisan infrastructure law funding for state
December 21, 2021 Today, US Senators Chris Van Hollen and Ben Cardin and Congressmen Steny H. Hoyer, Dutch Ruppersberger, John Sarbanes, Kweisi Mfume, Anthony G. Brown, Jamie Raskin and David Trone (all D-Md.) Have announced federal funding of $ 796,122,349 for fiscal year 22. of the bipartisan infrastructure act to …
Read More »What happens if you test positive for Covid while traveling?
Either way, for better or for worse, these are just recommendations. Some employers, educational institutions, states and counties have additional isolation policies, but few places actively enforce quarantine. Depending on where you tested positive, you might receive a call from a contact tracer. Or maybe not. So what if you …
Read More »The difference between Japan, Korea and the United States
RECENTLY, a Korean journalist stationed in Tokyo wrote a funny article comparing Japan, South Korea and the United States. He recounted his experience in each of the three countries when he tried to change the delivery date of a TV he had purchased. In Japan, the customer service agent was …
Read More »Smith unveils the secrets of nature’s catalysts
When Janet Smith was a student at Indiana University in Pennsylvania, she attended a seminar on the structure, sequence and phylogeny of cytochrome c. âI thought the protein was just wonderful,â she said. âI was fascinated by the structural details and how the conservation of cytochrome c sequences matched the …
Read More »Celebrate the Holidays Safely with Pets
Animals of all shapes, sizes and species celebrate the winter season with us. Whether you’re warming up by the fireside or wrapping gifts, chances are they’re not far behind, ready to lend a helping hand. However, long-standing holiday traditions and activities often present unexpected risks to our beloved pets. Molly …
Read More »New data from SLN124 study on healthy volunteers strengthen
New Data from SLN124 Study in Healthy Volunteers Strengthen Broad Therapeutic Potential in Hematologic Diseases Data presented at 2021 ASH annual Encounter showed dsustained reductions in serum iron and transferrin saturation, strong security profile and long duration of action Datassupport ongoing studies in patients with thalassemia and myelodysplastic syndrome and …
Read More »How Christmas Became a Holiday Tradition | News
Each season the celebration of Christmas has religious leaders and conservatives publicly complaining about the commercialization of the holiday and the growing lack of Christian sentiment. Many people seem to believe that there was once a way to celebrate the birth of Christ in a more spiritual way. Such perceptions …
Read More »Global Breast Reconstruction Market (2021-2028)
DUBLIN, December 10, 2021 / PRNewswire / – The report “Breast Reconstruction Market Forecast to 2028 – COVID-19 Impact and Global Analysis by Technology, Type; placement, procedure and geography âhas been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com offer. Research and Markets logo Breast reconstruction has been evaluated at US $ 593.61 million in …
Read More »How Christmas Became an American Holiday Tradition, With Santa Claus, Presents, and a Tree |
As a specialist in transnational and world history, I have studied the emergence of Christmas celebrations in German cities around 1800 and the global spread of this holiday ritual. While Europeans have participated in religious services and religious ceremonies to celebrate the birth of Jesus for centuries, they have not …
Read More »Reviews | What kind of power should the names of New York City have?
Americans have place names on their brains. Amid a widespread push to remove Confederate and Christopher Columbus monuments from our public squares, many began to demand the removal as well of more subtle reminders of systemic racism inscribed in the names of places – streets and towns, bridges and schools …
Read More »Humility and community during the holiday season
Through Kara Sorbel Updated: 42 minutes ago Posted: 1 hour ago Downtown Anchorage, pictured Friday March 26, 2021 (Loren Holmes / ADN) The holidays are upon us, and for many, they will be close to ânormalâ this year. Our family is still in near isolation until we are all eligible …
Read More »GBT supports the sickle cell disease program of the ASH Research Collaborative Data Hub
WASHINGTON and SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, California, December 2, 2021 / PRNewswire / – The ASH Research Collaborative (ASH RC), a nonprofit organization established in 2018 by the American Society of Hematology (ASH) and Global Blood Therapeutics, Inc. (GBT) (NASDAQ: GBT) has announced today that GBT will provide a grant of …
Read More »Anthony Broadwater breaks down in tears as Alice Sebold apologizes for false conviction in “Lucky” rape
Eight days after Syracuse man Anthony Broadwater was cleared of Alice Sebold’s rape in 1981, the best-selling author apologized and called the Syracuse resident an “innocent man”. Before issuing his apology to the public on Tuesday afternoon, Sebold’s representatives sent a copy to Broadwater so he could be the first …
Read More »How to help your overmedicated parent
Dear wise elder, My 75-year-old mom is currently taking 16 different prescription and over-the-counter medications, and I’m worried she’s taking too many medications. Can you suggest any resources that can help us?Worried girl Dear worried,Sadly, millions of older Americans take far too many medications today, increasing their risk for dangerous …
Read More »7 science stories to spice up the holidays
Whatever your feelings about the holiday season, it’s here and it doesn’t stop. If you don’t look forward to the reliable traditions that can accompany the celebration, spice things up with science news as a way to break boredom. With these charming and compelling stories, you will impart new wisdom …
Read More »PJTSAU will host the 5th International Congress of Agronomy from today
The five-day congress will define new strategies to address emerging challenges through agricultural research. The Fifth International Congress of Agronomy (IAC), jointly organized by the Indian Society of Agronomy New Delhi and Professor Jayashankar Telangana State Agricultural University (PJTSAU), will be inaugurated on Tuesday. The five-day congress, whose theme will …
Read More »Dysfunction is at the heart of the basic functioning of American society
Compared to most other advanced capitalist countries, the United States is a mess. Our archaic 18th century constitution guarantees legislative deadlock and allows small minorities to block democratic will. Our health care system leaves tens of thousands of people dying every year because they cannot afford treatment, while millions more …
Read More »The Sixth Plenum and the Rise of Traditional Chinese Culture in Socialist Ideology – The Diplomat
Advertising After much expectation from Chinese observers, the sixth plenum of the 19th Party Congress was held in Beijing in the second week of November. During the plenum, the CPC adopted the resolution of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on the main achievements and historical experience …
Read More »Names in the News: People Shaping the Future of Lake District Businesses – American Press
Fastabend appointed to the board Dr Carl Fastabend, FACC, founder and medical director of the Vein Center of Southwest Louisiana, has been appointed to the board of directors of the American Board of Venous and Lymphatic Medicine. The organization’s objective is to promote the training of doctors practicing venous medicine …
Read More »No US peaks of animals returned to shelters in 2021
Adopting an animal early in the COVID-19 pandemic was very popular, as stay-at-home orders left people isolated. More than 23 million U.S. households have acquired a pet since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to data from the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA). As …
Read More »Veterans Day – reflection and renewal
Arthur I Cyr Veterans Day, celebrated on November 11, is a cause for contemplation and celebration. Parades featuring people in uniform – those who currently serve, those who have served and others who protect us – should always be welcome. Military uniforms remind us of the role of war in …
Read More »Emirates News Agency – Ports, Customs and Free Zones Corporation’s Central Laboratory cut gas emissions by up to 90% last year
DUBAI, November 9, 2021 (WAM) – In line with the requirements and standards of the Dubai 2030 Industrial Strategy, the Central Ports, Customs and Free Zone Laboratory seeks to ensure air quality and reduce emissions of gas in free zones under the competence of the company, to protect public health …
Read More »She died from a long Covid. Should his organs have been donated?
Covid-19 ravaged Heidi Ferrer’s body and soul for over a year, and in May, the “Dawson’s Creek” screenwriter committed suicide in Los Angeles. She had lost all hope. âI’m so sorry,â she said in a farewell video to her husband and son. “I would never do that if I was …
Read More »“It’s a start to trying to bridge the gap”: What the newly approved infrastructure bill could mean for Minnesota
A White House report released earlier this year indicates that 651 Minnesota bridges and more than 4,986 miles of freeway are in poor condition. The report also states that the infrastructure has “suffered from a systematic lack of investment”. He also notes that the American Society of Civil Engineers gave …
Read More »Aaron Rodgers made false COVID-19 claims to Pat McAfee
Two days after testing positive for COVID-19, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers joined the “Pat McAfee Show” on Friday to explain his decision not to take one of the COVID-19 vaccines. Rodgers described himself as not “some kind of anti-vax, flat earth” but rather “a critical thinker”. He referred …
Read More »DI voice | Foreign films are crucial to American culture
Growing up in an immigrant family, foreign films were a Friday night staple for my family. After dinner my family and I would curl up on the sofa and browse the myriad of Hollywood movies on Netflix before settling down to a Bollywood movie. As a kid, the Bollywood genre …
Read More »Genetic biomarker test calculates recurrence and survival results for men with prostate cancer
A genetic biomarker test for patients with aggressive prostate cancer has identified patients most likely to respond to radiation and hormone therapy or to develop metastases, allowing providers to tailor treatment regimens to high risk patients. A genetic biomarker test has been shown to accurately predict how men with high-risk …
Read More »Texas must watch and learn from Alec Baldwin’s murderous shoot on set
Thorny questions remain about what really happened on October 21 on the set of a movie shot near Santa Fe, N.M., when a former Colt .45 discharged while he was used as a prop by actor Alec Baldwin during a scene rehearsal. A projectile from the revolver struck and killed …
Read More »Harwood Named Senior CLASS Women’s Soccer Finalist
History links OVERLAND PARK, Kan. – Manhattan College Sydney harwood (Monroe, NY) was selected as one of 10 NCAA® women’s football finalists for the prestigious 2021 Senior CLASS award ®. To be eligible for the award, a student-athlete must be classified as an NCAA Division I senior and have notable …
Read More »Insitu Biologics INSB200 ™ Poster Voted “Best Meeting” at American Society of Regional Anesthesia Pain Meeting | Business
WOODBURY, Minnesota – (BUSINESS WIRE) – October 28, 2021– The American Society of Regional Anesthesia has selected the INSB200 ⢠poster from InSitu Biologics as its The best of the meeting presentation in Emerging Technologies for their 20 th Annual Pain Meeting in November 2021. The âBest of Meetingâ award …
Read More »The attack on the SEPTA train should never have happened
To intervene or not to intervene. This is the question of the day, but it is not the right one. The problem is the now global story that as an alleged rape occurred on SEPTA’s Market-Frankford El train in Philadelphia, many passers-by chose not to get involved. Whether or not …
Read More »Americans celebrate October as Hindu Heritage Month
Americans across the country observe October as Hindu Heritage Month, with more than 20 of the 50 states and more than 40 cities issuing proclamations on it, community leaders said Monday. The first-ever initiative by Hindu groups in the country was hailed by elected officials who issued proclamations and notifications …
Read More »What is possible with the blood test?
October 25, 2021 – Once valued at over $ 9 billion, it looked like Theranos would change the world of routine blood testing. Their claim was revolutionary: using blood from a finger prick, they could perform over 200 different tests. By going to a local pharmacy, someone could get tested …
Read More »Veteran determined to help allies flee Afghanistan
MILWAUKEEâ A Wisconsin veteran helps those who helped him on his tour of Afghanistan. Zac Lois is a former Green Beret and US Army Special Forces Captain. His family still lives in the cabin where he grew up spending his summers in Burlington. âI didn’t expect to be sitting here …
Read More »I was a proud banana | Chroniclers
Amber Chia For clarity, I’m referring to the fruit metaphor that classifies individuals of Asian descent as whitewashed. Although they may appear Asian on the outside, their actions resemble those who have assimilated into American culture, hence “white” on the inside. During a snack break in elementary school, I huddled …
Read More »For Dr Tony Radcliffe, volunteering is an art
For a doctor, meeting a patient for the first time can be like the moment an artist first looks at a blank canvas. Dr Tony Radcliffe knows both experiences firsthand. âMedicine is all about solving problems with skills and scientific knowledge,â he said. “Art is solving problems through design, color …
Read More »“Considerable” risk of deformity of the skull in inf
20 October 2021 – Infants conceived by in vitro fertilization (IVF) may present an increased risk of a type of deformity of the skull called craniosynostosis, suggests a study in The Journal of Craniofacial Surgery, edited by editor-in-chief Mutaz Habal, MD, and published in the Lippincott portfolio by Wolters Kluwer. …
Read More »Two UC San Diego scientists elected to National Academy of Medicine
JoAnn Trejo, PhD, MBA, Professor in the Department of Pharmacology, UC San Diego School of Medicine and Assistant Vice Chancellor of Affairs, UC San Diego School of Health Sciences, and Elizabeth Winzeler, PhD , Professor in the Division of Host Microbial Systems and Therapeutics in the Department of Pediatrics, UC …
Read More »A challenge for medical oncology training programs: promoting equity in training
In his 2020 Presidential Address for the American Society of Clinical Oncology, âEquity: Every patient. Everyday. Everywhere, âLori J. Pierce, MD, challenges medical oncology to imagine a future where fairness is seen as a humanistic standard of oncology practice. In his 2020 Presidential Address for the American Society of Clinical …
Read More »‘Minari’ panel showcases unique Asian American experiences
October 15, 2021 Updated October 15, 2021 at 8:35 p.m. A screening of the Oscar-winning film Minari and the ensuing roundtable on October 7, highlighted the experiences of students of Asian descent. âWhat does it mean to be part of communities? Said panelist David Kim, MCAS ’23. âLike in the …
Read More »XORTX announces results of COVID-19 from Mount Sinai
CALGARY, Alberta, October 14, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – XORTX Therapeutics Inc. (“XORTX“or the”Society“) (CSE: XRX | NASDAQ: XRTX), a therapeutic pharmaceutical company focused on developing innovative therapies to treat progressive renal failure, is pleased to announce and share the results of a summary of the American Society of Nephrology Kidney …
Read More »Institutions Adjust Faculty Diversity Strategies Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Although budget cuts in the wake of COVID-19 have resulted in hiring freezes at some institutions, faculty diversity initiatives continue. In the pandemic academia, many institutions are struggling to keep enrollment and costs low, but there is still a clear awareness that steps must be taken to bring faculty diversity …
Read More »Biden is the first president to mark Indigenous Peoples Day
WASHINGTON (AP) – President Joe Biden issued the first-ever presidential proclamation of Indigenous Peoples Day on Friday, providing the most significant impetus to date in efforts to refocus the federal holiday celebrating Christopher Columbus towards a peoples appreciation indigenous. Biden also issued a Columbus Day proclamation on Monday, October 11, …
Read More »ABIONYX Pharma announces positive preclinical results in a uveitis model and launches the strategic development of the first class of biomedicines in ophthalmology based on its bio-HDL
TOULOUSE, France & LAKELAND, Michigan, October 07, 2021– (BUSINESS WIRE) – Regulatory news: ABIONYX Pharma (Paris: ABNX) (FR0012616852 – ABNX – PEA PME eligible), a new generation biotechnology company dedicated to the discovery and development of innovative therapies, announces today, after having already obtained an orphan drug designation for CER-001 …
Read More »Sports Illustrated Dubs Trae Young and Luka Doncic Generation Next NBA Leaders
NEW YORK–(COMMERCIAL THREAD) – Three years ago, Trae Young and Luka Doncic were traded on draft night. Now their connection runs deeper: They lead a wave of young superstars who will shape the future of the NBA while pushing their teams to new heights. In the NBA and College Basketball …
Read More »New Doctors | Mercy Health Services – Maryland Daily Record
Merciful health services recently added eight new physicians to its practices throughout the Baltimore area. Jeffrey Yang, MD, has joined the radiology department of Mercy Health Services. He is eligible for the Board of Trustees and received his medical degree from the University of Buffalo School of Medicine and Biomedical …
Read More »Isatuximab-irfc (Sarclisa) for relapsed / refractory multiple myeloma
Isatuximab-irfc (Sarclisa; sanofi-aventis) offers patients another treatment option and significantly reduces the risk of disease progression or death. Isatuximab-irfc (Sarclisa; sanofi-aventis US LLC) is a targeted monoclonal antibody approved for patients with relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma, the second most common cancer of the blood.1.2 More than 130,000 Americans are …
Read More »Challenging the “No Food After Midnight Before Surgery” Rule | Lifestyles
OF THE NORTH AMERICAN UNION, 300 W 57th STREET, 15th FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY 10019 CUSTOMER SERVICE: (800) 708-7311 EXT. 236 TO YOUR GOOD HEALTH # TFB20211015 FOR PUBLICATION OCT WEEK. 11, 2021 (COL. 5) BY LINE: By Keith Roach, MD — DEAR DR. ROACH: Why is it that no …
Read More »Supplements to prevent bone fractures? VITAL says forget it
New analyzes from the large prospective study called VITAL cast further doubt on the value of routine vitamin D and omega-3 fatty acid supplements for generally healthy individuals. Daily administration of 2,000 IU of vitamin D, in many cases in addition to the supplements the study participants were taking themselves, …
Read More »Parents: Capital region needs more inclusive playgrounds
An international company that tests the accessibility and safety of surface materials under playgrounds is expected to issue new guidelines this week. The measures proposed by the American Society for Testing and Materials are then benchmarked by the Access Board, which in turn sets the standards for compliance with the …
Read More »North Carolina board adopts strict rules for teaching running
RALEIGH, NC (AP) – A North Carolina school board adopted a policy preventing critical race theory in its classrooms after county commissioners threatened withholding nearly $ 8 million in funding. The Johnston County School Board unanimously approved an updated policy on how history and racism will be taught on Friday, …
Read More »Amolyt Pharma Announces Positive Data from AZP-3601 Phase 1 Trial at 2021 American Society for Bone and Mineral Research Annual Meeting
– The company will host a webinar on key thought leaders today, October 1 at 10:00 a.m.ET – LYON, France and CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – Amolyt Pharma, a global company specializing in the development of therapeutic peptides for rare and related endocrine diseases, today announced the …
Read More »Higher corporate taxes increase economic growth, so why do investors hate them?
I’ll make an educated guess about you as a reader of Barron: You believe in low taxes and a small government. But what if the assumptions that led to your beliefs are wrong? What if a strong, well-funded government was a necessary component of business success? What if raising corporate …
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