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2D Barcoding of U.S. vaccines: an interview with Dr. Leonard Friedland, VP, Director, Scientific Affairs and Public Health, GSK Vaccines North America

2D Barcoding of U.S. vaccines: an interview with Dr. Leonard Friedland, VP, Director, Scientific Affairs and Public Health, GSK Vaccines North America

Weill Cornell Medical College gets $100M gift to launch Driving Discoveries, Changing Lives campaign

Weill Cornell Medical College gets $100M gift to launch Driving Discoveries, Changing Lives campaign

Cognizant named global Leader and Star Performer in healthcare payer IT outsourcing

Cognizant named global Leader and Star Performer in healthcare payer IT outsourcing

Roche, Inovio Pharmaceuticals to develop DNA-based vaccines for prostate cancer and hepatitis B

Roche, Inovio Pharmaceuticals to develop DNA-based vaccines for prostate cancer and hepatitis B

Artificial nose: New device to diagnose blood infections and finger specific microbe

Artificial nose: New device to diagnose blood infections and finger specific microbe

Researchers assess prevalence, cost of critical care therapies seen as futile by doctors

Researchers assess prevalence, cost of critical care therapies seen as futile by doctors

Revolutionary new solar energy technology sanitizes medical and dental instruments

Revolutionary new solar energy technology sanitizes medical and dental instruments

Picture-taking health monitor receives facelift

Picture-taking health monitor receives facelift

Experts develop website to help navigate new challenges posed by breast density notification laws

Experts develop website to help navigate new challenges posed by breast density notification laws

Researchers develop TSUNAMI method to create animal model of adult-onset version of SMA

Researchers develop TSUNAMI method to create animal model of adult-onset version of SMA

New method helps reconnect injured organs or build functional human tissues from ground up

New method helps reconnect injured organs or build functional human tissues from ground up

Scientists take major step towards treatment for heart attack

Scientists take major step towards treatment for heart attack

Engineers develop network of wireless sensors that can detect person falling

Engineers develop network of wireless sensors that can detect person falling

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