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Industry leaders to deliver world-class seminars at Machine Tools Africa - Vimarsana News

Industry leaders to deliver world-class seminars at Machine Tools Africa

Industry leaders from across the manufacturing and machine tools market will deliver a programme of world-class, free-to-attend seminars at Machine Tools Africa 2024, taking place at the Expo Centre in Nasrec, Johannesburg, from 21-24 May...

15 Phoenix healthcare construction trends to watch - Vimarsana News

15 Phoenix healthcare construction trends to watch

When it comes to healthcare facility construction in Metro Phoenix, business has never been in better shape. Here's a look at the trends.

Here's how West Valley healthcare development is booming - Vimarsana News

Here's how West Valley healthcare development is booming

Much like the Harris Hawk, West Valley visionaries zeroed in — with incredible foresight — the potential for healthcare expansion.

Review: Florida Studio Theatre stages comedy 'Georgia McBride' - Vimarsana News

Review: Florida Studio Theatre stages comedy 'Georgia McBride'

A comedy by Matthew Lopez about an Elvis impersonator who is forced to consider other career options with help of a drag queen

Gene Therapy for a Rare Muscular Dystrophy Overcomes Earlier Roadblocks - Vimarsana News

Gene Therapy for a Rare Muscular Dystrophy Overcomes Earlier Roadblocks

A preclinical study provides proof-of-concept evidence for a new gene therapy approach that offers a potential long-term treatment for limb-girdle muscular dystrophy 2B. Researchers at Children’s National have developed the first non-muscle targeted gene therapy that enhances diseased muscle fiber repair and improves muscle function through a single low dose of an AAV vector that produces human acid sphingomyelinase, released by muscle cells immediately following muscle injury.