According to Physicians for Informed Consent, new data raise serious concerns over the risks of hospitalization in people vaccinated with the COVID-19 vaccine.

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An international expedition is heading to Antarctica this December in an attempt to find and film the world's largest invertebrate in the deep sea for the first time.

Prizes awarded in honor of immigrant leaders in the arts and sciences, including musicians Du Yun and Angélique Kidjo, and scientist Alejandro Sánchez Alvarado

Dr. Andrea Small-Howard discusses the company's novel process for developing disease-specific, cannabinoid-based therapeutics.

The Vilcek Science Symposium brings immigrant scientists together for a two-day conference at the Gladstone Institutes.

Documents show hepatitis B vaccine is not proven safer than hepatitis B for normal-risk children

Federal Court hearing will determine if Medical Board of California can continue what PIC calls "prosecuting scientific dissent as so-called 'misinformation'"

A scientific paper recently published in Nature Biotechnology reveals new research regarding how we track and monitor T-cell patients' immunity to SARS-CoV-2, leveraging the unique characteristics of Hyris System™. The study results from a joint effort of an international research team from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, Singapore Duke-NUS Medical School, laboratory diagnostic service providers Synlab, and Hyris.

On May 10-17, come join this interactive, free event featuring 267 video presentations of federally funded projects aimed at improving STEM and computer science education. The event encourages online dialogue, networking, and public voting.

UV disinfection technology company recognized as a top innovator in region.

COSI, NASA and the U.S. State Department partnered to distribute NASA Learning Lunchbox STEM Kits to Help Showcase U.S. Innovation at the World Expo in Dubai

PIC Doctors Send AB 1993 Opposition Letter to California Legislators

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A free search engine that is centered on finding experts and key opinion leaders (KOL) for any health-related concept. With the use of this technology, Universities, Hospitals and Research institutions not only can pre-screen or shortlist candidates, but also compare their levels of perceived reputational authority, according to the AI-based engine, side by side, for that specific concept.

The American Association of Medical Assistants® and HOSA-Future Health Professionals join forces to expand and amplify current medical assisting guidelines for the 2023 International Leadership Conference

Schools with Top Student Achievement During COVID-19 Share Hands-on Science Curriculum

Green Tea Antioxidant Responsible For Metastatic Cancer Prevention

Researchers find no valid data supporting a myth that keeps shelter dogs from being adopted.

Population Health Module Offers Career Enhancement Opportunity — Available Online Starting January 11

Social activity model shows COVID-19 will be endemic, sticking around like the flu and the common cold

Celebrate National STEM Day with Courageous Prose

The first group of students since the pandemic is set to attend the all-day event.

Carried out by 365 Data Science Ltd., the study reveals that today's most in-demand data professionals will switch employers in just 1.7 years on average

The Long Island-based toxicology group seeks to retain New York's top toxicology technologists

On the occasion of World Rabies Day, September 28, the Global Alliance for Rabies Control calls for new measures to support the lifting of the ban on dog importation and eliminate the risk of dog rabies entering the United States.

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