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 E-Mail New research from CU Cancer Center member Scott Cramer, PhD, and his colleagues could help in the treatment of men with certain aggressive types of prostate cancer. Published this week in the journal Molecular Cancer Research, Cramers study specifically looks at how the loss of two specific prostate tumor-suppressing genes -- MAP3K7 and CHD1 --increases androgen receptor signaling and makes the patient more resistant to the anti-androgen therapy that is typically administered to reduc...

DNA Diagnostics Center offering rapid COVID-19 tests in Fairfield A Fairfield company is changing up its business model to help meet the community’s demand for COVID-19 testing. Butler County doctors said the need for testing sites isn’t going away any time soon. and last updated 2021-01-20 23:21:33-05 FAIRFIELD, Ohio — A Fairfield company is changing up its business model to help meet the community’s demand for COVID-19 testing. Butler County doctors said the need for testi...

lharris@heraldstaronline.com STEUBENVILLE – Members of City Council will consider emergency legislation at its Jan. 19 meeting that would give Steubenville Fire Chief Carlo Capaldi the power to hire three more firefighters, enough to run a second ambulance. Capaldi told council he needs the additional personnel to relieve the strain on his department: They’ve been averaging nine to 10 calls a day with one ambulance, he said, pointing out that’s without adding any additional personnel. He ...

Special to the Daily Eagle County’s real estate market has been on fire since July. That torrid pace means that it only took until Nov. 30 for yearly sales volume to exceed $3 billion for the first time. Through November, the county’s real estate sales volume is nearly $1 billion ahead of the pace set in 2019. That was the first of three years in the previous decade that the local market had exceeded $2 billion in sales. Those years marked a full comeback from slower years since the global ...

The Collaborative Computing Center and Cybercore Integration Center, which were financed by $90 million in bonds approved by the state Legislature in 2017, are located at the Idaho National Laboratory campus in Idaho Falls. INL, U.S. Department of Energy and state officials announced the buildings’ opening to great fanfare in September 2019 at a ceremony attended by almost half of the state Legislature. The Cybercore Integration Center focuses on cybersecurity work, bringing together feder...