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BioM and SmiLe launch BioTech Bootcamp program with Merck (PresseBox) ( Martinsried, 21-07-14 ) You want to develop and commercialize your business ideas in biotechnology? In collaboration with SmiLe, one of Europe's leading life science business incubators, BioM now launches a new, international training program: BioTech Bootcamp. The program, which is sponsored by Merck, a global leader in pharmaceuticals and life science technology, was developed by BioM and SmiLe and is tailored for future entrepreneurs. BioTech Bootcamp is an eight-week digital training program, where up to 12 teams from Germany, Sweden and Denmark get the opportunity to develop their business ideas with the help of life science...

Hygienic freezing system from Starfrost boosts seafood production in Norway Starfrost have installed a state-of-the-art freezing system for Nordic seafood processor, Båtsfjordbruket, enabling the firm to increase production capacity by 35% while enhancing hygiene processes. Starfrost spiral freezer in 3D format LOWESTOFT, Suffolk (PRWEB) July 20, 2021 Based on the northern side of the Varanger peninsula, Norway, Båtsfjordbruket is a subsidiary of the large seafood corporation, Insula AS. The group's primary focus is the development, processing and sale of fish and seafood products across the Nordic region. Insula's corporate portfolio consists of a number of seafood companies in Norway, Sweden,...

Online data shows people are MOST concerned about THESE prescription medicines side effects For many of us, our health is undoubtedly very important to us and when we feel something is not quite right with our body, we tend to consult a general practitioner (GP) or specialist doctor – who in turn may prescribe specific medicine(s) to help deal with the health problem(s) in hand. Interested in mental and physical wellbeing, Drughelpline.org utilised online analytics tool Ahrefs to establish, from the most commonly prescribed medicines, the 20 prescription medicines people are most concerned about the side effects of. People are...

The effect of acute exercise in humans on cancer cell growth The effect of acute exercise in humans on cancer cell growth New research presented at The Physiological Society’s Annual Conference Physiology 2021 shows that molecules released into the bloodstream during exercise (such as small proteins) can act directly on bowel cancer cells to slow down their growth. Previous research has shown that regular physical activity reduces the risk of developing bowel cancer. This is mainly thought to happen because physical activity can help individuals to maintain a healthy body weight. This new research shows that being physically active may...

Multi-billion-dollar "tsunami of telehealth growth" transforming healthcare delivery, says UMTRC Home and remote care telehealth market predicted to expand to more than $40 billion by 2028, dwarfing previous market caps of $750 million. National experts to discuss the “tsunami of telehealth growth” for patients and healthcare consumers at UMTRC conference July 20-21. Telehealth is expected to more than double in size over the next few years to at least $43 billion Dramatic telehealth growth is transforming the healthcare industry, bringing with it major changes for patients, families, physicians and medical professionals in every sector. At the beginning of the 2020...