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A lesson for Hong Kong, Singapore in mainland China s crackdown on the tutoring industry?

A lesson for Hong Kong, Singapore in mainland China s crackdown on the tutoring industry?
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San Diego scientists race to treat rare genetic diseases - The San Diego Union-Tribune

San Diego scientists race to treat rare genetic diseases - The San Diego Union-Tribune
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Why this father is walking from Maine to North Carolina, barefoot

Why this father is walking from Maine to North Carolina, barefoot
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UW-Madison faculty want answers on remote teaching requests for vulnerable instructors

UW-Madison denies having any blanket policy denying all requests but three instructors with a medical condition or disability said they were told that the university is denying nearly all requests.

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n-Lorem Makes Ultrarare Disease Treatment Personal

n-Lorem Makes Ultrarare Disease Treatment Personal Joe Gleeson, MD n-Lorem Makes Ultrarare Disease Treatment Personal The nonprofit s founder pauses briefly at their one-year anniversary to reflect on hyper-personalized medicine without taking his eyes off the future. April 15, 2021 Retirement typically means more time for traveling, hobbies, and relaxation. For Stan Crooke, MD, PhD, it means something very different. Crooke, the founder and executive chairman of Ionis Pharmaceuticals, having served as CEO for more than 30 years, will officially retire this year. Instead of hitting the golf course, he is throwing himself into the foundation he and his wife, Rosanne Crooke, PhD, started just over one year ago the n-Lorem foundation. The foundation’s goal is to provide free, individualized, antisense oligonucleotide (ASO) treatments to patients living with ultrarare (1 to 30 patients worldwide) diseases for life. The funding for n-Lorem comes from the Crookes, Ionis, Biogen, a

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