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Indiana University-led bioscience accelerator programs advance next generation of healthcare (opens the original)
Indiana University faculty working to translate research on topics such as peripheral nerve pain and traumatic brain injury into bioscience startups are accessing knowledge and resources through programs offered by the IU Launch Accelerator for Biosciences.
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Recruiting Day KPMG (opens the original)
5345 Thu, 29/10/2026 - 09:26 Data evento 25 November 2026, 10 am - 1 pm Destinatari canale University Study Destinatari target Enroled students Graduates Business and Institutions Society Testo evento On Wednesday, November 25, 2026, at 10:00 AM, a KPMG Recruiting Day will be held in the Bachelet…
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Nuclear medicine: DART, a pioneering platform for the development of alpha therapy (opens the original)
Developed through a partnership between Gustave Roussy and the Paris-Saclay Cancer Cluster, the DART project aims to provide industry partners with a centre of excellence spanning
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Ted Mikuls, MD, is UNMC’s 21st Scientist Laureate (opens the original)
Dr. Mikuls' creation of the Veterans Affairs Rheumatoid Arthritis Registry has had a nationwide impact.
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AMS KKU Advances Health AI Innovation into the Lao PDR Healthcare Market, Driving Research toward Commercialization (opens the original)
The Faculty of Associated Medical Sciences, Khon Kaen University (AMS KKU), through the Center for Innovation and Standardization in Medical Technology and Physical Therapy (CISMaP), is advancing the commercialization of health research and innovation through a collaboration involving NP Green Solution Co., Ltd. (NP…
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Guest Lecture on Human-Animal Connection Welcomed Community Into College of Veterinary Medicine (opens the original)
Utah State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine opened its doors to the community last week when it hosted its first public event, a lecture by Aubrey Fine, in the new Thomas and Patricia Willis Veterinary Medical Education building. Fine is a licensed psychologist specializing in the bond between humans and…
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UNCG Students Expand Mental Health Support in Rural North Carolina (opens the original)
Six UNCG social work and psychology students are expanding mental health support in Rockingham County while gaining the experience and community connections that can lead to careers in rural healthcare.
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Exeter part of largest genetic study on Alzheimer’s identifying new DNA risks (opens the original)
A large-scale international study offers new insights for understanding Alzheimer’s disease and developing future treatments.... Exeter part of largest genetic study on Alzheimer’s identifying new DNA risks appeared first on University of Exeter News.
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Why the WHO must declare climate change a public health emergency
Climate change is an immediate threat to the world’s most vulnerable communities and people.
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Cardiologists Mohammad Fahad Salam, M.D., Lalith Vardhan Namburu, M.D., Join UAMS Health (opens the original)
LITTLE ROCK — Fellowship-trained noninvasive cardiologists Mohammad Fahad Salam, M.D., and Lalith Vardhan Namburu, M.D., have joined the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) Department of Internal Medicine’s Division of Cardiology.
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Silva-Fisher receives grant to study multiple myeloma (opens the original)
Funds from the American Cancer Society will support research by WashU Medicine’s Jennifer Silva-Fisher on drivers of growth and treatment resistance in multiple myeloma.
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Berlin Science Week: How Ketchup, Cookies, and Soft Drinks Damage our Immune System (opens the original)
Five researchers from RWTH Aachen University will speak at Berlin Science Week, where they will present their research in an entertaining and informative way. One of them is Dr. Sreepradha Eswaran. She is researching how highly processed foods impact the body’s immune system.
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Scientists’ maternal sepsis project wins funding boost (opens the original)
Biomedical scientist Dr Luke Davies has been successful in the latest round of Health and Care Research Wales funding awards.
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High-risk pregnancy care reaches families closer to home (opens the original)
WashU Medicine maternal-fetal specialists are collaborating with rural obstetricians to reduce patients’ travel time and improve access to high-risk pregnancy care.
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How evolutionary biology became an unwilling ally of the manosphere
From alpha males to looksmaxxing, the manosphere co-opts biological concepts to present misogyny as natural.
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Sustainability in Nursing Curriculum Review (opens the original)
admin_sunway Wed, 10/28/2026 - 21:52 02 March 2026 School of Nursing Organiser: School of Nursing Education Faculty of Medical and Life Sciences Review of all core nursing modules to map learning outcomes against the SDGs and introduce a climate-resilient care competency…
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Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance Partnership (opens the original)
admin_sunway Wed, 10/28/2026 - 21:52 20 January 2026 Sunway Medical Centre and FMLS Organiser: Department of Medical Sciences Research Faculty of Medical and Life Sciences A joint surveillance study with Sunway Medical Centre producing a shared AMR dataset and…
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Planetary Health Teaching Clinic (opens the original)
admin_sunway Wed, 10/28/2026 - 21:52 12 May 2026 Sunway University, JCSMS Skills Centre Organiser: Sir Jeffrey Cheah Sunway Medical School Education Faculty of Medical and Life Sciences A semester-long teaching clinic embedding planetary-health case studies into the Year 3 medical…
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Lähes joka kolmannella urheilijalla on kohonnut LDL-kolesteroli (opens the original)
One in three athletes has elevated LDL ekarmits@helsinki.fi Thu, 05/11/2026 - 12:54 The cholesterol levels of Finnish athletes are often elevated, whether they eat enough or not. According to a doctoral thesis completed at the University of Helsinki, this finding challenges the tool used by the International Olympic…
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USC joins new $4.5M effort to study brain cells linked to mood switching in bipolar disorder (opens the original)
The researchers will test whether a rare type of neuron helps drive depressive and manic mood shifting in bipolar disorder.
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