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Researchers Have a Responsibility to Communicate Results of Science Accurately Says Boston University Professor
Many groups participate in the communication of science, including investigators
American Lung Association Invests $13.1 Million in New Research to Address Emerging Lung Health Challenges
Lung health research is more important than ever. Never have
Politics Are Keeping Americans Up at Night: Nearly 60% of Adults Struggle to Fall Asleep Due to Political Worries
Americans are finding that being politically informed comes at an
Repurposing Existing Drugs to Fight New COVID-19 Variants
Michigan State University researchers are using big data and AI
Hurricane Ian Recovery Response Bolstered by University of Alabama Huntsville (UAH) Satellite Remote Sensing Data
The recovery response to Hurricane Ian in Florida has been
Exploring Europa Possible With Silicon-Germanium Transistor Technology
Europa is more than just one of Jupiter’s many moons
FDA Pathway Supports Long-Term Stability, Diversity of Safe and Nutritious Infant Formula Supply in the U.S.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration published guidance that will help
Plastics of the Future Will Live Many Past Lives, Thanks to Chemical Recycling
One day in the not-too-distant future, the plastics in our
Antengene Announces ATG-101 Granted Orphan Drug Designation by the U.S. FDA
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NCCN Policy Summit: Cancer Screening Gaps Highlight Urgent Need to Address Health Inequities
Yesterday, the National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) hosted a policy
NASA Hosts National Space Council Meeting, Vice President Kamala Harris Chairs Event
Vice President Kamala Harris highlighted the importance of climate, human
A Breakthrough Discovery in Carbon Capture Conversion for Ethylene Production
A team of researchers led by Meenesh Singh at University
Center for Radiation Chemistry Research Takes a Forgotten Science Into the Future
The science of radiation chemistry flourished from the 1940s through
Study on Plant Enzyme Shows That Proteins Can Change Their Structural Arrangement With Surprising Ease
When you think of proteins – the enzymes, signaling molecules, and
Health-Tech Startups Join Cedars-Sinai’s Eighth Accelerator Class
The Cedars-Sinai Accelerator welcomes ten health-tech startup companies from around the
When Alzheimer’s Degrades Cells That Cross Hemispheres, Visual Memory Suffers
A new MIT study finds that Alzheimer’s disease disrupts at
Brightest Stars in the Night Sky Can Strip Neptune-Sized Planets to Their Rocky Cores
Over the last 25 years, astronomers have found thousands of
Carnival Cruise Line Removes Pre-Cruise Testing for Vaccinated Guests and Welcomes All Unvaccinated to Sail
Carnival Cruise Line today announced protocol updates that meet public
Simulations Show Why Stars Formed in Different Environments Have Similar Masses
Last year, a team of astrophysicists, including key members from
General Dynamics NASSCO Awarded $1.4 Billion to Build U.S. Navy Ships
General Dynamics NASSCO, a subsidiary of General Dynamics (NYSE: GD),
Vantage Health Technologies Reveals Data on the State of U.S. Health Equity
Vantage Health Technologies a part of the BroadReach Group, a
AI Researchers to Help Indiana Manufacturers Reduce Energy Use
Indiana University researchers are using artificial intelligence and machine learning
Benefits of Bluetooth Temperature Sensors for Supply Chains
For companies dependent on cold chain logistics and transportation, a
Anti-Butterfly Effect Enables New Benchmarking of Quantum-Computer Performance
Research drawing on the quantum “anti-butterfly effect” solves a longstanding
UCLA Launches Effort to Expand Its COVID Test to Detect Other Emerging Viruses
UCLA Health is joining a new effort to increase the
Kacific Broadband Satellites Ltd Seeks to Bridge the Great Digital Divide Beginning With Kacific1
The Asia Pacific region has the most internet users. Ironically,
Florida State University Team Makes Discovery Advancing Epilepsy Research
A team of Florida State University College of Medicine researchers
5 Most Promising Healthcare Technologies to Invest in 2022
During a healthcare focused gathering of the Global Investment Leaders
Astrophysicists Prove Neutrinos Originate From Blazars
Cosmic rays, charged particles that travel up to nearly the
President Biden Reveals First Image From NASA’s Webb Telescope
President Joe Biden released the first full-color image from NASA’s
Iowa State Students Provide Landscape Expertise in Proposed Mississippi River Bridge Project
Iowa State University landscape architecture students are involved in what
Advanced Space Announces CAPSTONE Separation to Start Solo Journey Mission to Moon for NASA
Advanced Space LLC., a leading commercial space tech company pioneering
NASA Awards Engineering, Technology, Science Contract
NASA has awarded the JSC Engineering, Technology, and Science (JETS)
MDA Selects Raytheon Missiles & Defense to Continue Developing a First-of-its-kind Counter-hypersonic Missile
The Missile Defense Agency has selected Raytheon Missiles & Defense,
FDA Provides Update on Efforts to Increase Supply and Availability of Safe and Nutritious Infant Formula
U.S. Food and Drug Administration is providing an update on
New Perspective Shows Higher Breast Cancer Mortality for Black Women Emerged 40 Years Ago
A new perspective by researchers from the American Cancer Society (ACS)
New Healthcare Building at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Tops Out
The Clark Construction team delivering the P-114 Medical Center Addition
Recent Advancements in Biosensor Technology for Food Security and Its Sustainability: By Dr. Mir Waqas Alam
The expanding human population, the preservation of clean resources and
China’s Lunar Lander Finds Evidence of Native Water on Moon
Samples from the Moon’s Oceanus Procellarum, an ancient mare basalt
A Mechanism Is Found Explaining How Cancer Cells Turn Into Normal Harmless Ones
New research describes how highly proliferative leukemia cells end up
University of Kentucky Investigators Receive $3.7 Million to Study Kentucky’s Sleep Deprivation Epidemic
Poor sleep is linked to a wide range of medical
U.S. Delegation to the World Telecommunication Development Conference
From June 6-16, International Telecommunication Union (ITU) member states will
Endocrine Society Annual Meeting Will Include Several Presentations From Endocrinology Experts
Physicians and scientists from Cedars-Sinai will discuss the latest advances
High Cost of Cancer Care in the U.S. Doesn’t Reduce Mortality Rates
While the U.S. spends twice as much on cancer care
Blood Biomarker Predicts Complicated Crohn’s Disease Years Before Diagnosis
An international team led by a University of Toronto researcher
Monkeypox Likely to Elicit Travel Restrictions as WHO Considers Emergency Declaration
Health authorities in Europe and the U.S. confirmed cases of
NASA-Cornell Tool to Give High-Res View of Atmospheric Dust From Space
Scientists on Earth will soon see our planet’s atmospheric dust
The Changing Face of College Admissions
Ten years ago, the sure fire way to get into
Cedars-Sinai Leader in Maternal-Fetal Medicine Honored for Dedication to Women’s Healthcare
Kimberly Gregory, MD, MPH, director of Maternal-Fetal Medicine and vice chair
