Medical Use

NFL addresses multiple issues as training camps open

From players getting their COVID-19 shots to relaxed coronavirus protocols to roster issues, particularly at the quarterback, the NFL faces a plethora of questions as training camps open. At least in 2021, there is the knowledge – and lessons learned – of the end of last season during a pandemic. …

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Researchers use appendicular cancer organoids to study personalized immunotherapeutic response

Wake Forest researchers and clinicians are using patient-specific tumor organoid models as a preclinical support platform to better assess immunotherapeutic treatment for appendix cancer, one of the rarest cancers affecting only 1 people in 100,000. Immunotherapies, also called biological therapies, activate the body’s immune system to control and kill cancer. …

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What happened to IBM’s Watson?

IBM insists its revised AI strategy – a lean, less world-changing ambition – is working. The task of restarting growth was given to Arvind Krishna, an IT specialist who became CEO last year, after leading the recent overhaul of IBM’s cloud and AI business. But the great visions of the …

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Influx of medical students could stretch Montana’s resources

The opening of two new medical schools in Montana will stretch and possibly overwhelm the state’s physicians who provide the clinical training students need to become physicians, according to leaders of a medical school program from the University of Washington which relies on these teaching physicians. The WWAMI program at …

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7 of the best squat racks of 2021

A squat rack is a type of strength training equipment that consists of two adjustable metal poles that support a barbell. A squat rack allows a person to do deadlifts, dumbbell lunges, push-ups, and overhead presses, among other exercises. Quick links A person may wish to keep the following characteristics …

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