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Christina Laughlin usually does whatever she can to avoid the flooding that plagues her neighborhood in Norfolk, Virginia, on the Chesapeake Bay. But on a blustery Sunday morning in October 2019, she donned a windbreaker and rain boots, grabbed her battered smartphone, and deliberately headed straight to the high-water line.
Like her, hundreds of other locals were out and about that day, busy taking photos of the water and linking them to GPS markers during the year s highest astronomical tide, known as the king tide. Norfolk is one of several eastern U.S. coastal cities with record rates of sea level rise, and scientists hope that the data collected by these citizen scientists can help hone the ability to forecast exactly when and where damaging floods will occur.
Mydecine Innovations Group Partners with Microdose Psychedelic Insights to Present a Free, Live Webinar Series on The Renaissance of Psychedelics
Mydecine Innovations Group an emerging biopharma and life sciences company committed to the research, development, and acceptance of alternative nature-sourced therapeutic medicine for mainstream use, announced today that the Company has partnered with Microdose Psychedelic Insights a leader in B2B psychedelic intelligence, to present a free, three-part live video discussion series titled “Mydecine Speaker … The first Mydecine Carhart Roscow Yeji Lee, Business Insider reporter, the panelists will discuss the impact of cutting edge research in mainstream medical interest about unlocking the potential of psychedelic therapies
Study explains improved outcomes with gene-specific diets The Theory of Planned Behaviour provides an explanation as to why genetic-based lifestyle interventions create better behaviour change than population based interventions.
Behaviour change theories can help provide systematic explanations for why certain interventions promote changes in lifestyle habits. The Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) is one of the most widely accepted behavioural theories and suggests that a person s likelihood of carrying out a planned behaviour is influenced by: attitudes, about the likely consequences of a given behaviour; subjective norms, relating to beliefs about the expectations of others; and perceived behavioural control, relating to the perception of factors that may assist or impede certain behaviours.
Creative Medical Technology Holdings files Patent on Induction of Infectious Tolerance by Ex Vivo Reprogrammed Immune Cells Utilizing ImmCelz® Cellular Immunotherapy
Clinical Stage Cell Therapy Company Reports Concurrent Modulation of T Regulatory Cells and Tolerogenic Dendritic Cells using Adoptive Cellular Therapy
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PHOENIX, Dec. 10, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Creative Medical Technology Holdings trading under the ticker symbol CELZ announced today its patent filing based on data covering utilization of the Company s ImmCelz
® product at generating what is termed in the field of immunology as infectious tolerance.
Using an animal model of rheumatoid arthritis, investigators demonstrated administration of ImmCel
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The Victoria lawyer, who died suddenly of a heart attack Monday at 71, was perhaps Canada’s most successful constitutional litigator, bringing about sweeping social change through the force of his arguments. He had a remarkable talent in getting judges to appreciate, both viscerally and intellectually, the ill-treatment suffered by the clients he represented.
Six years ago, Arvay appeared before the Supreme Court of Canada to make the case for deathly-ill people having the right to choose a time and means of death.