Page 6 - Research Protocols News Today

In the lab and what pathogens were they studying? what did they do in the research protocols? what happened to cause us outbreak? we need to know that information for prevention. that is important. in addition to preparation and making sure that we have sufficient staff and we can manufacture tests. unfortunately, its going to happen again even if we take all necessary precautions. we are likely to see it in the future. that is why knowing what we did in the past will help us moving forward to m...

Journal of Medical Internet Research The University of California and JMIR Publications today announced a two-year partnership that will make it easier and more affordable for researchers from all 10 UC campuses to publish in one of JMIR’s 30+ open access journals. The pilot, which provides subsidies for faculty who publish with JMIR, is UC’s first such agreement with a native open access publisher. Under the agreement, the UC Libraries will automatic...

Masimo Announces CE Marking of the Rad-G™ with Temperature Tuesday, March 2, 2021 1:26PM IST (7:56AM GMT)   Neuchatel, Switzerland:   Masimo (NASDAQ: MASI) today announced the CE marking of the Rad-G™ with Temperature, a rugged handheld device that provides clinically proven SET ® pulse oximetry, respiration rate from the pleth (RRp ®), and other important parameters alongside clinical-grade, non-contact infrared thermometry. W...

When it was time for him to point me towards a study, if it had been six months sooner, maybe the drugs wouldnt have been available in that study or, you know, it was all about act up, getting it done quick so those drugs could reach -- could be safely delivered for research protocols. so timing was everything and having a good doctor that whatever little there was in the tool box at the time to treat us, he did it. >> and just finally, michael, when you heard the news about what happened here o...

How drugs were tested and brought to the pipeline, along with an action group that was an offshoot of act up. the other thing about special is he was a very young doctor when he started opening his doors to people who had hiv and aids. >> timing is everything. when it was time for him to point me towards a study, if it had been six months sooner, maybe the drugs wouldnt have been available in that study or, you know, it was all about act up, getting it done quick so those drugs could reach -- co...

Oxford, mississippi, the middle of the campus of ole miss. this was our first visit here two years ago, spring 2013. >> i cant remember the last time we actually grew more than an acre. >> since the 1970s, this field has been the only place in the united states where scientists can get marijuana to dispense and research. the reason? to control the quality and distribution all the way from the soil to the study. >> this is the place where marijuana is grown for federal research and theres nothing...

>> were not growing because theres not much demand or the material that we already have. >> why isnt there more demand? >> there are no research protocols, no research proposals, no requirement for the material. >> but that was then. this is now. nearly two years later, there is acre upon acre of marijuana. ever wonder what a revolution looks like? a lush field of green for scientists, scientists like rick doblin and sue cecily, who hope to get research grade marijuana from these fields for the ...

>> there are no research protocols, no research proposals, no requirement for the material. >> but that was then. this is now. nearly two years later, there is acre upon acre of marijuana. ever wonder what a revolution looks like? a lush field of green for scientists, scientists like rick doblin and sue cecily, who hope to get research grade marijuana from these fields for the first ever federally approved clinical study to see if marijuana can treat the symptoms of ptsd. >> i have to say im kin...

This is now. nearly two years later, there is acre upon acre of marijuana. ever wonder what a revolution looks like? >> wow. i think you showed it to us right there. why are they growing so much more weed? >> 30 times as much. and the reason is that thats because the scientific protocol and the scientific research is now in very much high demand. you know, we heard the man who runs the farm there in the past they just werent getting the research approved at all. now they anticipate getting all s...

>> reporter: since the 1970 this field is the only place in the united states where scientists can get marijuana to dispense and research. the reason to control the quality and distribution all the way from the soil to the study. this is the farms director. >> theres not much demand. >> reporter: why isnt there more demand. >> no research protocols. >> reporter: but that was then. this is now. nearly two years later, there is acre upon acre of marijuana. ever wonder what a revolution looks like?...