“I got the idea for TruRest from a miserable flight I took from Singapore to NYC. We were seated on the plane for 32 hours due to a problem with the hydraulics.”

WALTHAM, Mass. (PRWEB)
May 15, 2023

Comfort and quality rest are often elusive for airplane passengers. If sleep is achieved, it’s typically light and ineffective which is why flyers often arrive at their destinations exhausted and in pain. Travelers can address this pain point and finally achieve true rest, with TruRest.

Launching today, TruRest is a patented, ergonomically designed, compact, portable and highly adjustable rest aid that dramatically improves travel comfort. TruRest fully supports the user’s body (both chest/torso and head) in the forward leaning position, eliminating muscle tension and discomfort caused by sitting upright, and facilitating deep, quality rest and relaxation–even REM sleep. Hypnap consulted medical professionals, examined medical research and conducted extensive testing while developing TruRest. They discovered that resting in the forward leaning position facilitates deeper, easier breathing which promotes the relaxation response. Using TruRest can also potentially relieve neck and back pain.

More people are flying than ever before. According to The U.S. Travel Association, travel spending is at its highest since the COVID-19 pandemic. Air travel is also becoming increasingly uncomfortable due to reduced legroom, smaller seats and thinner cushions. Additionally, economy and most business class airplane seats only recline four or five inches, providing little relief. As a result, people are investing in more travel accessories to make their experience more enjoyable. TruRest’s innovative design can be secured to a tray table and features a cushioned face plate and chest support that are highly adjustable to accommodate people of different heights, shapes and sizes.

“I got the idea for TruRest from a miserable flight I took from Singapore to NYC. We were seated on the plane for 32 hours due to a problem with the hydraulics. I have a design background so I sketched ideas and built prototypes.” said CEO Chloe Hill.

Hypnap COO, Darryl Yang, is a former computer programmer and frequent business traveler. “I wish I would have had something like this on my flights. That’s why I joined forces with Chloe to launch TruRest,” said Yang.

TruRest is TSA-approved and folds up into the footprint of an iPad, so it can easily fit into a carry-on, such as a purse or backpack. To preorder, visit pr.go2.fund/trurest.

About Hypnap

Hypnap is a company that offers innovative solutions to help improve the lives and health of their customers. Their signature product,TruRest, is designed to help individuals achieve deep rest even when sitting upright in cramped spaces such as airplanes. Empathetic design is the core of their approach. Identifying problems, studying the human body and the environment of their customers, conducting extensive testing and research, and consulting with experts in their fields ensures that they create products to make their users feel great. Co-Founders Chloe Hill and Darryl Yang, both avid travelers, recognized the need for a more effective solution to address the discomfort experienced on long flights. Chloe’s design background and Darryl’s experience as a former computer programmer and consultant allowed them to collaborate on the TruRest’s development, which involved sketching ideas, assembling and testing prototypes, and consulting with health professionals. For more information, visit http://www.hypnap.com/.

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“Providers and patients need to raise their awareness levels so those at risk will recognize signs of uterine cancer and are screened appropriately and in a timely manner,” says Dr. Mariko Rajamand

RENO, Nev. (PRWEB)
May 15, 2023

According to the USA Today article, a new study showed that Hispanic women had the highest uterine cancer rate among young reproductive-aged women between ages 35 and 39. Cases have been rising a steady 4% each year since 2001, a rate that is 50% higher than that of white women, according to the study of more than 840,000 uterine cancer patients published in the journal Gynecologic Oncology. Experts are trying to figure out what is causing the disparity and raise recognition among medical professionals and patients. Physicians need to be on high alert for signs and symptoms of uterine abnormalities in this population to provide timely intervention. Obesity increases the risk of uterine cancer, as does diabetes, and both of those disorders are found disproportionately in Hispanic people. However obesity may be an oversimplified explanation for the problem, and more studies need to explore additional reasons for the disparity. The article stressed the importance of addressing social determinants of health within communities of color and helping those women with lifestyle improvements and diet. This is as well as providing access to evaluations to catch precancerous lesions early.

“This study is very alarming. Providers need to recognize these disparities as another sign of healthcare inequity and prevent the trend from continuing. Providers and patients need to raise their awareness levels so those at risk will recognize signs of uterine cancer and are screened appropriately and in a timely manner,” says Dr. Mariko Rajamand

From contraception and preventive gynecological care to mental health therapy and cosmetic services, FEM Women’s Wellness is the premier source for personalized women’s healthcare in the greater Reno area. FEM Women’s Wellness recognizes the health equity disparities that were described in the study, and the team actively works to improve their impact on women’s health. The clinic has Spanish-speaking employees to support and navigate the challenges that the Hispanic community has in accessing care. With the goal of empowering and supporting women through their life stages, FEM Women’s Wellness will help women of all races navigate through what is normal, abnormal and what needs intervention.

Link to article- http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/health/2023/04/26/uterine-cancer-increasing-young-hispanic-women/11682361002/

More about FEM Women’s Wellness:

Highly credentialed gynecologist, Dr. Mariko Rajamand leads the team at FEM Women’s Wellness, providing optimal care for women’s health at this state-of-the-art center serving the Reno, Lake Tahoe and Carson City, NV, area. The practice is designed to encompass a wide selection of options for female patients, offering integrative wellness services that include preventive gynecological services, menopausal treatments, contraception and fertility treatments, reproductive health procedures, mental health services and cosmetic treatments. At FEM Women’s Wellness, they accept many forms of insurance, and the clinic is located at 5448 Reno Corporate Dr, Reno, NV. For more information or to schedule an appointment at FEM Women’s Wellness, please visit http://www.femwomenswellness.com or call (775) 993-9292.

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Father Timothy Ploch, interim director of Salesian Missions, said, “Salesians work with families to provide education, meet basic needs and offer wrap-around support services to ensure that the family has what they need to meet the physical and emotional needs of youth.”

NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. (PRWEB)
May 15, 2023

Salesian Missions, the U.S. development arm of the Salesians of Don Bosco, joins humanitarian and other international organizations in honoring the International Day of Families celebrated each year on May 15.

The day is organized by the International Federation for Family Development in partnership with SOS Children’s Villages International and in collaboration with UNICEF and the Division for Social Policy and Development of the Department of Economic and Social Affairs.

Salesian missionaries around the globe provide for youth and their families who are facing challenges related to poverty, lack of education, hunger, and homelessness.

Father Timothy Ploch, interim director of Salesian Missions, said, “We understand youth can better focus on their education when they are in homes where there is stability and they have their basic needs met. Children facing abuse, lack of food or no parental support struggle in their studies. This is why Salesians work with families to provide education, meet basic needs and offer wrap-around support services to ensure that the family has what they need to meet the physical and emotional needs of youth.”

In honor of the International Day of Families, Salesian Missions is proud to share Salesian programs that provide education and services to support poor youth and their families.

ECUADOR

Don Bosco alumni associations in Ecuador collaborated to bring joy to vulnerable people in cities across the country during the Christmas holiday. In Cuenca, 500 families were helped with baskets containing food, clothes and basic medicines, while more than 1,500 children were given toys and candies. Don Bosco alumni in Quito and Riobamba delivered baskets to more than 300 low-income families.

Many alumni helped the Salesians by offering and collecting donations. The Don Bosco alumni associations included Healing Wounds, Salesians of San Francisco, Centro San José de Manta, the Don Bosco Alumni Center and the Carlos Crespi educational community. On Saturdays during the year, a solidarity breakfast is also held in these locations.

A Salesian missionary noted, “These Christmas events provided a great opportunity for Don Bosco alumni to pay it forward and give back to their communities. So many families are faced with poverty, even more so now given the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and the global economic crisis. This was a chance for them to receive much-needed food and other necessary items and for children to receive gifts to brighten their Christmas.”

EQUATORIAL GUINEA

Salesian missionaries offer a range of social services and educational programs in one of the poorest neighborhoods in Malabo, the capital of Equatorial Guinea. Salesians operate a parish, a youth center, primary and secondary schools, and a vocational center. The Salesian vocational center is currently offering the program “Vocational Training for Young Mothers in Malabo.”

The program caters to young women who had to drop out of school early because of pregnancies, those who were forced out of the home by their parents or those with children who are not recognized by their fathers. Currently, the Salesian program has 30 young women who are pregnant or have newborn babies.

The program is supported by Don Bosco in the World Foundation, which promotes and supports programs in Salesian organizations around the globe.

This program is particularly important because laws in Malabo prevent pregnant young women and young mothers from attending school. Without the opportunity offered by the Salesians to learn a trade, these young women would not be able to gain an education. They would remain in a system that stigmatizes and punishes them while restricting them from gaining the skills for stable employment.

INDIA

Volunteers with Don Bosco Arts and Science College, located in Angadikadavu, Kerala, India, built a house for a mother with two children. The family was homeless but now has shelter and the safety of somewhere to live.

The project began when Lucy George, a Salesian cooperator, saw the young mother named Jessy with her two children on a bus, and she heard Jessy talk about not having a place to live. George mentioned this to the students at Don Bosco Arts and Science College, and the students, staff and management took up the challenge of constructing a house.

The house is 600 square feet with two bedrooms, a kitchen, a living room and a work area. The cost was provided for by donations from students, staff, management and well-wishers. It is the fourth house constructed by volunteers of the college.

RWANDA

Salesian missionaries launched projects for young single mothers and at-risk youth in Rango, within the city of Butare, Rwanda. The projects have the support of Mission Don Bosco in Turin, Italy. To date, 40 young mothers have taken training to learn tailoring skills. They have also received a sewing machine and some essential materials to start a simple tailoring or sewing business that will provide an income for their families.

Father Remy Nsengiyumva, the parish priest in Rango, noted, “Many girls drop out of school due to poverty and unwanted pregnancy. To help them and their children, Salesians initiated the two-year tailoring training program at the Vocational Training Center. The new program offers entrepreneurial training and provides a basic took kit so participants can start an income-generating business. The center also offers courses in construction, carpentry and welding.”

Through the “Tomorrow Will Be Better” program, Salesians have also been able to support 120 at-risk children and youth who had run away to live on the street. Social workers were able to understand why they ran away from home and help them reestablish a relationship with their families. Salesians distributed clothes, hygiene kits and food. In addition, peer groups were organized to support youth in building relationships. Through this effort, 89 youth enrolled in elementary school, 20 in secondary school and 11 in vocational training.

About Salesian Missions USA

Salesian Missions is headquartered in New Rochelle, NY, and is part of the Don Bosco Network—a worldwide federation of Salesian NGOs. The mission of the U.S.-based nonprofit Catholic organization is to raise funds for international programs that serve youth and families in poor communities around the globe. The Salesian missionaries are made up of priests, brothers and sisters, as well as laypeople—all dedicated to caring for poor children throughout the world in more than 130 countries and helping young people become self-sufficient by learning a trade that will help them gain employment. To date, more than 3 million youth have received services funded by Salesian Missions. These services and programs are provided to children regardless of race or religion. For more information, go to SalesianMissions.org.

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The foundation of any positive experience is an easy and comfortable environment. In dentistry, it’s about comfort and trust between dental care providers and their patients

CLEARWATER, Fla. (PRWEB)
May 15, 2023

While conventional wisdom advises visiting the dentist twice a year, the overall scientific evidence to support that recommendation is surprisingly small.(1) It turns out it was the power of advertising. Post WWII, Pepsodent created a promotional campaign with the catchphrase, “Use Pepsodent every day — see your dentist twice a year.”(2) And the rest, as they say, is history. Either way, every six months or so is sound guidance, so why is it that more than 100 million people in the United States don’t see their dentist until there’s a problem?(3) Among the reasons: Cost, anxiety, bad/painful experiences, fear, embarrassment, and a lack of time.(4) Making the process more practical and making the patient feel more comfortable is a critical first step. Adrian LaTrace, CEO of Boyd Industries, emphasizes, “The foundation of any positive experience is an easy and comfortable environment. In dentistry, it’s about comfort and trust between dental care providers and their patients.”

First impressions are the most memorable. For those old enough to remember, dental offices were often sterile, cold, and uninviting back in the day. Uninspired décor, old, ragged magazines, stiff, uncomfortable dental chairs, harsh, blinding lighting, and terrifying dental equipment were more than enough reasons to dread a visit to the dentist. While most of those, including orange shag carpeting, are no longer the norm, modern times demand modern amenities.

The cuspidor, commonly known as the “rinse and spit” sink, is something millennials and beyond, including younger dental hygienists, wouldn’t even recognize. Convenience and comfort are what the 21st century is all about. And the dental industry needs to keep up. If people are staying away from the dentist because they imagine the worst, they are more likely to suffer from untreated cavities, gum disease, and tooth loss. Bad oral hygiene can have more devastating consequences, such as chronic diseases like arthritis, heart disease, or oral cancer.(5)

It may seem like a giant leap from newer magazines and a nicer chair to sit in to the prevention of the serious consequences of a lack of proper dental care, but creating an environment that encourages people to maintain their oral health is no longer a luxury. A contemporary and inviting atmosphere eases the anxiety and fears many people have about going to the dentist in the first place, and it helps dental practices to thrive.

Boyd Industries is a pioneer in the design and manufacture of highly-reliable, innovative dental and medical operatory equipment. They are recognized among dental specialty practices and ENT specialists for their thoughtful craftsmanship, ergonomic design, and proven durability and reliability. Boyd’s products offer convenience and comfort with a full line of dental exam, treatment, and surgery chairs, delivery systems, exam lighting, custom clinical cabinetry, operator seating, and other office accessories.

LaTrace notes, “It’s a two-way street; convenience and comfort create happier and more satisfied patients and staff. Providing soothing ambiance, faster and more efficient scheduling, shorter time spent in the waiting room, ergonomically designed dental equipment, and friendly, welcoming staff all add up to a rewarding dental encounter for the dentist and patient.”

Built to last. Built for you. Built by Boyd.

About Boyd Industries

For 65 years, Boyd Industries has been the innovative market leader in the design and manufacture of dental and medical operatory equipment. Their high-quality and reliable equipment has been the choice of dental specialty practices and dental surgery offices. The rapidly expanding Ear, Nose, and Throat market now seeks its reputation for quality and innovation. Boyd equipment is specifically designed to provide maximum practice productivity while incorporating ergonomic characteristics for the doctor, staff, and patient. As an original equipment manufacturer, they use a vertically integrated approach to ensure their process meets high-quality standards. This approach allows Boyd to control each step of component fabrication and product assembly. Boyd’s products include a full line of dental exam, treatment, and surgical chairs, dental delivery systems, LED exam and surgical lighting, custom sterilization and storage cabinetry, and doctor or assistant seating. Boyd was named the Senate Small Business of the Week in November 2020 and is a ten-time winner of the Townie Choice Award for excellence in orthodontic operatory equipment. Boyd Industries is an FDA-registered manufacturer. Built to last. Built for you. Built by Boyd. http://www.boydindustries.com/.

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1) How often should you visit the dentist? Cosmetic & General Dentist In Tarrytown NY. (n.d.). Retrieved April 29, 2023, from broadwaycosmeticdentist.com/visit-the-dentist

2) Author Grant Ritchey , Grant Ritchey A Science-Based Dentist. Co-host of the Prism Podcast with Clay Jones, Ritchey, G., A Science-Based Dentist. Co-host of the Prism Podcast with Clay Jones, & posts, V. all. (2018, February 25). The six month dental recall – science or legend? Science. Retrieved April 29, 2023, from sciencebasedmedicine.org/six-month-dental-recall/#:~:text=After%20World%20War%20II%2C%20Pepsodent,being%20done%20in%20preventive%20dentistry

3) Abramson, A. (2020, January 23). How bad is it to skip the dentist? Medium. Retrieved April 29, 2023, from elemental.medium.com/how-bad-is-it-to-skip-the-dentist-b09a2584e480#:~:text=More%20than%20100%20million%20Americans%20don’t%20make%20it%20for,actual%20phobias%20of%20the%20dentist

4) Center, I. D. (2020, February 27). Reasons why people don’t visit the dentist. Medium. Retrieved April 29, 2023, from medium.com/@imandentalmarketing/reasons-why-people-dont-visit-the-dentist-16fc06965f05

5) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2020, December 22). Adult oral health. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Retrieved April 29, 2023, from cdc.gov/oralhealth/basics/adult-oral-health/index.html

“We are excited to announce the opening of our new clinic inside the JCC fitness center in Margate. Our patient-centered approach to physical therapy is perfectly suited to the unique needs of individuals who value their fitness and wellness..” – Erich Herkloz, Strive Physical Therapy CEO/Partner

MARGATE, N.J. (PRWEB)
May 15, 2023

The Milton & Betty Katz Jewish Community Center (JCC) is excited to announce they’ve partnered with Strive Physical Therapy. Effective May 2023, Strive Physical Therapy will reside on the second floor of the Katz JCC, welcoming new and existing clients to their Margate location.

“When we were looking to add a new tenant to our facility, we knew we wanted to partner with an organization that would align with our mission of serving and helping the community. We’re excited about this new partnership, and we know our community will benefit from what Strive Physical Therapy offers. We’ve already discussed collaborating on programs and events with Strive and we’re proud to be a part of their expansion,” said Marg Rosenblatt, Katz JCC CEO.

Established in 2005, Strive Physical Therapy has provided expert, compassionate care that targets their client’s root problem, resulting in lasting relief. As a physical therapist owned practice, their commitment to serving the community and helping people get better drives their work.

In the words of said Erich Herkloz, MPT, Cert. MDT and Strive Physical Therapy CEO/Partner, “We are excited to announce the opening of our new Strive Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation clinic inside the JCC fitness center in Margate. Our patient-centered approach to physical therapy is perfectly suited to the unique needs of individuals who value their fitness and wellness. With 35 locations throughout central and southern New Jersey, Pennsylvania and locally in Galloway, Northfield and Mays Landing, Strive offers a Parkinsons Program, Dizziness/Balance Program, vestibular program and sports medicine program. Strive is committed to providing the highest quality care to help our patients achieve the best possible outcomes. With our new location, we look forward to bringing our expertise and patient-centered approach to even more members of the community who are looking to take charge of their health and well-being.”

In addition to the services Erich Herkloz mentioned, Strive meets an extensive variety of client needs with their broad expertise in physical therapy treatments, including: POTS/EDS, Vertigo, Aquatic Therapy, Back/Neck Pain, Auto Accidents, Work Injuries, Pelvic Health, Neurological Conditions, Certified Hand Therapy, TMJ, Concussion, Occupational Therapy, Swim Science Center, Acupuncture and FCEs.

For more information about Strive Physical Therapy, visit them online at http://www.strivephysicaltherapy.com or call 1-800-903-4142.

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About the JCC of Atlantic County

The mission of the Milton & Betty Katz JCC of Atlantic County is to foster an appreciation of Jewish identity, values and culture, to promote health, education and welfare of our members, to strengthen Jewish family life, to build a sense of community and ensure Jewish continuity for our children, our children’s children and ourselves.

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Steve Riggs

“It is an honor to be recognized alongside these top entrepreneurs for our work in developing diagnostic testing services to help people live healthy and productive lives.”– Steve Riggs, President, LynxDx

ANN ARBOR, Mich. (PRWEB)
May 15, 2023

LynxDx, an Ann Arbor-based biotech startup and developers of the revolutionary MyProstateScore 2.0 (MPS2), announces that President Steve Riggs has been named as an Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) Entrepreneur Of The Year® 2023 Michigan and Northwest Ohio Finalist. Now in its 37th year, Entrepreneur Of The Year is one of the preeminent competitive business awards for transformative entrepreneurs and leaders of high-growth companies who are building a more equitable, sustainable, and prosperous world for all.

Riggs was selected by an independent panel of judges. Entrepreneurs were evaluated based on their demonstration of building long-term value through entrepreneurial spirit, purpose, growth, and impact, among other core contributions and attributes.

LynxDx began operations in 2020 with a focus on improving prostate cancer screening. Using a urine-based diagnostic test originated in a research lab at the University of Michigan, the company developed MyProstateScore 2.0. MPS2 is a non-invasive, data-driven, urine prostate cancer screening test that provides highly accurate, stratified risk assessment insights to guide clinical decisions for patients with elevated prostate-specific antigen (PSA) or abnormal digital rectal exam (DRE) findings. By using the MPS2 assessment, physicians are able to more accurately inform their patients whether or not a clinically relevant cancer is present, or if their elevated PSA score was the result of other factors.

“It is an honor to be recognized alongside these top entrepreneurs for our work in developing diagnostic testing services to help people live healthy and productive lives,” Riggs said. “At LynxDx, we exist to support positive public health. Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in the U.S. and the second leading cause of cancer death. Our MPS2 test offers a new level of simple, actionable, and data-driven decision making for both providers and patients.”

Regional EOY award winners will be announced on June 21, 2023 during a special celebration. The winners will then be considered by the national judges for the Entrepreneur Of The Year National Awards, which will be presented in November at the annual Strategic Growth Forum®, one of the nation’s most prestigious gatherings of high-growth, market-leading companies. The Entrepreneur Of The Year National Overall Award winner will then move on to compete for the World Entrepreneur Of The Year® Award in June 2024.

“This year’s finalists are the next class in an impressive line of visionaries who are leading successful, dynamic businesses. They are ambitious entrepreneurs set on transforming their industries and communities,” said Joe Lenglet, EY Partner and Entrepreneur Of The Year Michigan and Northwest Ohio program co-director.

The Entrepreneur Of The Year program has recognized more than 11,000 entrepreneurs throughout the US since its inception in 1986, and it has grown to recognize business leaders across 145 cities in over 60 countries around the world.

About LynxDx

Using technology developed at the University of Michigan, LynxDx develops innovative diagnostic solutions that can be implemented in a clinical setting. Among these are MyProstateScore™ (MPS2), a prostate cancer urine test that provides the most accurate results for prostate cancer detection and eliminates unnecessary biopsies. The company’s mission is to improve patient care through translation of cutting-edge technologies. In addition to using scientific expertise to develop novel diagnostic tools, LynxDx works to see these tools used in clinical practice. The company is committed to developing and enhancing MyProstateScore as well as looking ahead to introducing future diagnostic solutions. For more information about LynxDx and MyProstateScore™, please visit lynxdx.com.

About Entrepreneur Of The Year®

Entrepreneur Of The Year® is the world’s most prestigious business awards program for unstoppable entrepreneurs. These visionary leaders deliver innovation, growth and prosperity that transform our world. The program engages entrepreneurs with insights and experiences that foster growth. It connects them with their peers to strengthen entrepreneurship around the world. Entrepreneur Of The Year is the first and only truly global awards program of its kind. It celebrates entrepreneurs through regional and national awards programs in more than 145 cities in over 60 countries. National Overall Award winners go on to compete for the EY World Entrepreneur Of The Year™ title. Visit ey.com/us/eoy.

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Join this webinar to learn how to accelerate drug development timelines in the post-Covid era.

TORONTO, Ontario, Canada (PRWEB)
May 15, 2023

Curia’s Approach to Rapid Scale up and Development

The webinar will focus on truncating drug development timelines in the aftermath of Covid. The featured speaker will lay emphasis on phase-appropriate development, offering creative solutions and round the clock development across various continents.

The webinar will also highlight tech transfer into various sites within the Curia network. Using a global sourcing team to find raw materials that have a diversified supply chain, the speaker will discuss how they have adapted and learnt lessons from the Covid outbreak.

Join this webinar to learn how to accelerate drug development timelines in the post-Covid era.

Join Ravi Rai, Associate Director, Chemical Development, Curia Global, Inc., for the live webinar on Tuesday, May 30, 2023, at 11:30am EDT (4:30pm BST/UK).

For more information, or to register for this event, visit Fast-Tracking Drug Development and Scale-Up in the Post-Covid World.

ABOUT XTALKS

Xtalks, powered by Honeycomb Worldwide Inc., is a leading provider of educational webinars to the global life science, food and medical device community. Every year, thousands of industry practitioners (from life science, food and medical device companies, private & academic research institutions, healthcare centers, etc.) turn to Xtalks for access to quality content. Xtalks helps Life Science professionals stay current with industry developments, trends and regulations. Xtalks webinars also provide perspectives on key issues from top industry thought leaders and service providers.

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