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4 Things Millennials Should Know (and Love!) About Food and Farming

One of the things that we at GMO Answers emphasize is finding common ground. In this time of polarization, with all the fractious discussions online and in the news, we sometimes forget that we actually have more in common with each other than some may think. Whether it’s politics, religion, money, or yes, even the …
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Mexican presidential candidate threatens Twitter tit-for-tat with Trump

The frontrunner in Mexico’s presidential campaign said Thursday he’ll personally respond on social media after President Trump · Donald John TrumpDems flip Wisconsin state Senate seat Sessions: ‘We should be like Canada’ in how we take in immigrants GOP rep: ‘Sheet metal and garbage’ …

Science Over Fiction: GMOs for Public Good

Devex reporter Lisa Cornish recently kicked off a four part series examining all sides of the GMO debate. In her first installment, Cornish starts by focusing on the science behind GMOs, explaining that the scientific community is one of the biggest proponents of GMO use. Aside from the corporations profiting from GMOs, scientists are one …
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New Report Series Launched on The State of Innovation in Highly Prevalent Chronic Diseases

BIO’s Industry Analysis team has released its first report in a new series on the state of innovation in highly prevalent chronic diseases. The new series of reports will dig deeper into a previously observed phenomenon: less venture dollars are heading into chronic diseases. BIO’s previous research showed recent increases in venture funding heading into oncology and rare disease, …
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Google photo-matching art app finds twins for CNET staffers – CNET

The latest viral craze matches your photo to works from museums and galleries from 70 countries. We asked CNET staffers to try it out and the results aren’t always pretty.[Read More …]

New Infographic Highlights the Remarkable Success of Medicare Part D

Since 2006, the Medicare prescription drug program – known as Medicare Part D – has provided America’s seniors and disabled individuals with access to a wide range of affordable medicines. By relying on market-based competition, this program has achieved substantial savings for taxpayers and helped provide affordable medicines to our most vulnerable population. To learn …
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FDA Commish pivots on pledge to publish CRLs

Endpoints’ John Carroll reports that FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, M.D. has apparently backtracked on a confirmation hearing pledge to publish (redacted) Complete Response Letters (CRLs) as part of an overall push for greater agency transparency. In an address this morning, he said publishing …

If I See One More %*$@#^! Article On How To Make Managers Better…

Making managers better is a terrible, horrible, abusive, and holistically untenable idea.

Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg, Twitter’s Jack Dorsey To Leave Disney’s Board

Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg and Twitter Chief Executive Jack Dorsey aren’t up for re-election when the company holds its annual shareholder meeting March 8, in Houston, Texas, according to a regulatory filing. “Given our evolving business and the businesses Ms. Sandberg and …

If You’ve Had Chickenpox, Shingles Vaccine is Worth a Shot

If you’re an adult living in the United States, there’s a 95-percent change you’ve had chickenpox. Unfortunately, as we age, we run the risk of reactivating that virus, varicella zoster, in the form of shingles. If you contract the chickenpox virus, you will carry it for the rest of your life. It can be considered …
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