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The new FLEX 500 tablet coater introduces flexible manufacturing technologies to pharmaceutical tablet coating operations. Coater is suitable for a range of coating processes including film, sugar, enteric, modified release and drug layer.

New CDC Report States 32% of 2009 H1N1 Hospitalizations Were Asthmatics

Surgeons report successes with Intacs, AlphaSphere™ Orbital Implant and AphaCor™ Artificial Cornea at American Academy of Ophthalmology meeting.

The theory is proven. The technology will soon exist. The only question is if you want to go, or should.

Nexus Engineering is featured on an upcoming segment of "The Economic Report" focusing on nuclear energy. Nexus is a fire protection industry leader and offers its expertise and computer software to nuclear power plants.

NewsInGraphs now available in the Apple iTunes App Store and brings together popular graphics and top ten lists in the categories of news, music, movies, finance, fitness and science.

Chicagoan Alistair Banerjee believes information and communication should remain our main focus when it comes to fighting climate change. Are we thinking what could happen to our future generation?

GenUs BioSystems announces a combined miRNA and whole genome gene expression service. Standard combined service for yields as low as 400 nanograms. Special application services are also available for much smaller yields.

GenUs BioSystems announces a 70% reduction in the minimum RNA yield requirement for standard gene expression services to 300 nanograms. Special services are available for yields down to 100 picograms RNA.

MIS, Inc. releases the PAXcam CONNECT high resolution streaming module. Utilizing proprietary algorithms, the PAXcam CONNECT enables all PAXcam users with the ability to share high resolution live video over the LAN or WAN, with no lag time.

MIS, Inc. has launched the latest PAXcam digital microscope camera, the PAXcamARC+. With 32 Megapixel imaging capability, and a low-light Scientific Grade CCD imager, this camera offers cutting-edge performance for science and industry.

Positive airway pressure therapy works best when couple works together, research shows that only 23-45% of patients are successful with CPAP. Comfortable Oral Appliances have been shown to have a much higher compliance rate than CPAP.

Tune in to the Haunted Voices Radio Network tonight for paranormal education with Parastruct

Aaron C. Hanson Returns to HVRN's New Show 'The Soapbox' This May 6, 2009 from 9-11pm EST

Sensory-stimulating technology historically used to provide entertainment and excitement in the arcade industry, now shows potential as complementary medicine for relieving symptoms of neurological disorders like Parkinson’s disease.

Dr. Petrungaro enchanted and enlightened dental implant specialists from all across North America with new techniques unheard of 10 years ago.

New additions being made to the paranormal talk sensations at KBIM and HVRN.

The Haunted Voices Radio Network has incorporated new informational and comedy programming to its growing station base.

Girls 4 Science Launched To Promote Science Education and Careers For Chicago’s Girls Recent Poll Shows U.S. 4th Graders Behind China, Japan and Even England in Science

Dr Ira L Shapira has provided patients diagnosed with sleep apnea an excellent resource that covers diagnosis and treatment of sleep apnea. CPAP is the gold standard treatment for sleep apnea but only small minority pf patients tolerate its use.

Walters Consulting and Productions, LLC introduces its line of evacuated tube solar hot water heating systems for residential, commercial, industrial, agricultural, and municipal applications.

Economical, easy-to-use immersion circulator is ideal for laboratory applications that require the frequent use of specific temperature set points, such as fecal coliform testing.

Free educational website promotes science curriculum and activities for students and teachers.

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New study finds truth on the subject of toxic substances being related to depression.

Research on how accumulated toxins in the body could cause cravings may offer new hope for ending substance abuse

Facebook social media strategy addresses severe labor shortage in the clinical laboratory profession

Scientists from 13 Middle Eastern countries and Israel gathered in December to raise awareness of critically needed water reclamation projects in Gaza.

Researchers from Loyola University Medical Center have recently demonstrated that radiation prevents second larynx cancers in patients who are initially treated for an early larynx cancer.