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Dragonfly Therapeutics, Inc.: Dr. Robin Edwards and Dr. David Ferry join Dragonfly's Clinical Leadership Team to help Manage its Growing Clinical Pipeline - Vimarsana News

Dragonfly Therapeutics, Inc.: Dr. Robin Edwards and Dr. David Ferry join Dragonfly's Clinical Leadership Team to help Manage its Growing Clinical Pipeline

Six Dragonfly-developed drugs are presently in the clinic. WALTHAM, Mass., June 1, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Dragonfly Therapeutics, Inc., today announced it has expanded its clinical leadership

Briefing on Capitol Hill Urges More Government Action and Investment in the Epilepsies - Vimarsana News

Briefing on Capitol Hill Urges More Government Action and Investment in the Epilepsies

/PRNewswire/ -- In cooperation with the Congressional Epilepsy Caucus, organizations including the Epilepsy Foundation, Epilepsies Action Network, CURE...

Research program announces new group of scholars - Vimarsana News

Research program announces new group of scholars

The integrated Translational Health Research Institute of Virginia announced its seventh round of the iTHRIV Scholars Program.

Innovative Prosthetic Hand Developed by I³R Researchers Implanted in First Arkansan - Vimarsana News

Innovative Prosthetic Hand Developed by I³R Researchers Implanted in First Arkansan

The first Arkansan and only second person in the world has received an innovative prosthetic hand, developed by researchers at the Institute for Integrative and Innovative Research (I³R).

Source: uark.edu
Climate change driving threat of fungal infections in humans: Report - Vimarsana News

Climate change driving threat of fungal infections in humans: Report

New Delhi, May 20: Global rise in temperatures is increasing the threat of fungal infections, which can be fatal to human lives, according to US health officials.