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Sports Medicine Market worth $7.2 billion by 2025 – Exclusive Report by MarketsandMarkets(TM)

By Gertha Selvidge 2 weeks ago

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CHICAGO, Sep 17, 2020 (PR Newswire Europe via COMTEX) —
According to the new market research report “Sports Medicine Market [https://www.marketsandmarkets.com/Market-Reports/sports-medicine-devices-market-751.html?utm_source=prnewswire&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=paidpr] By Product (Body Reconstruction, Body Support & Recovery), Application (Knee Injuries, Shoulder Injuries, Foot & Ankle Injuries), End User (Hospitals, Physiotherapy Centers & Clinics)- Analysis & Global Forecast to 2025”, published by MarketsandMarkets(TM), the global Sports Medicine Market is expected to reach USD 7.2 billion by 2025 from USD 5.5 billion in 2020, at a CAGR of 5.7%.

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The Growth in the Sports Medicine Market is mainly driven by factors such as the continuous influx of new products &s treatment modalities, the increasing incidence of sports injuries, developments in the field of regenerative medicine and rising demand for minimally invasive surgeries.

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WSU College of Medicine receives accreditation to launch first residency program in Everett | WSU Insider

By Gertha Selvidge 2 weeks ago


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SPOKANE, Wash.–Washington State University Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine today announced that it has earned accreditation to launch its first residency program and is accepting applications immediately.

The WSU Internal Medicine Residency Program-Everett, based at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, is a three-year residency training program with a focus on primary care. Sixteen resident positions have been approved for the first year; 12 categorical and four preliminary positions will be welcomed in June 2021 with 12 more added each year over three years to cap at 40 total residency positions when fully supported.

“This is an extremely proud moment for the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine and is something we’ve been working toward since the day we started the college,” said Dr. John Tomkowiak, founding dean of the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine. “More residency programs in Washington increases the likelihood that

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Regenerative Medicine Market with Report In Depth Industry Analysis on Trends, Growth, Opportunities and Forecast till 2026

By Gertha Selvidge 2 weeks ago

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Sep 17, 2020 (Market Insight Reports) —
The latest report on ‘Regenerative Medicine market’ collated by Market Study Report, LLC, delivers facts and numbers regarding the market size, geographical landscape and profit forecast of the ‘Regenerative Medicine market’. In addition, the report focuses on major obstacles and the latest growth plans adopted by leading companies in this business.

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The Regenerative Medicine Market is anticipated to reach over USD 79.23 billion by 2026 according to a new research. In 2017, the cell therapy dominated the global Regenerative Medicine market, in terms of revenue. North America is expected to be the leading contributor to the global market revenue in 2017.

The regenerative medicine market is primarily driven by the increasing number of individuals suffering from cancer, rising need to

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What We Can Learn About Cannabis From Chinese Medicine

By Gertha Selvidge 2 weeks ago

In partnership with The Fresh Toast

What roles do herbal and classic natural medicines have in common with modern medical research when it comes using cannabis for medicinal purposes? During the 2019 Cannabis Collaborative Conference in Portland, Oregon, Dr. Heather George, Doctor of Science in Oriental Medicine (DSOM), c-IAYT , TheLotusWay.org and AOMScholarshipFund.org, sought to address this question.

George offered a brief history of cannabis as a healing agent dating back to around 2737 BCE. During this era, Emperor Shen Nung, the father of Chinese medicine, was said to have used cannabis for medical purposes. During this reign form 2698-2598, Emperor Huangdi was said to have written the Nei Jing (Chinese Canon of Medicine).

Quoting from the Nei Jing, George pointed to how, throughout history, Chinese medicine sought to return the body to a state of equilibrium.

“The ancient sages treated all disease through living a peaceful life in

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A new discovery in regenerative medicine

By Gertha Selvidge 2 weeks ago

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An international collaboration involving Monash University and Duke-NUS researchers have made an unexpected world-first stem cell discovery that may lead to new treatments for placenta complications during pregnancy.

While it is widely known that adult skin cells can be reprogrammed into cells similar to human embryonic stem cells that can then be used to develop tissue from human organs – known as induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) – the same process could not create placenta tissue.

iPSCs opened up the potential for personalised cell therapies and new opportunities for regenerative medicine, safe drug testing and toxicity assessments, however little was known about exactly how they were made.

An international team led by ARC Future Fellow Professor Jose Polo from Monash University’s Biomedicine Discovery

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Global trial to test whether MMR vaccine protects front-line health-care workers against COVID-19

By Gertha Selvidge 2 weeks ago

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Vaccine may strengthen immune response to viral infections; trial to enroll up to 30,000 health-care workers

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Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis is the clinical coordinating center for an international trial aimed at evaluating on a large scale whether the MMR vaccine can protect against COVID-19.

An international research network of physicians and scientists is launching a clinical trial to evaluate whether the vaccine for measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) can protect front-line health-care workers against infection from SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. The trial aims to enroll up to 30,000 health-care workers globally.

Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis is the clinical coordinating center for this ambitious, international trial, which is the first to evaluate on a large scale whether the MMR vaccine can protect against COVID-19. The trial is co-led by Washington University, University College London

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Regenerative Medicine Market Size, Share to Grow Significantly Over 2020-2025 – Industry News

By Gertha Selvidge 3 weeks ago

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Sep 17, 2020 (Market Insight Reports) —
Selbyville, Delaware According to Market Study Report, Has Added A New Report On Regenerative Medicine Market That Provides A Comprehensive Review Of This Industry With Respect To The Driving Forces Influencing The Market Size. Comprising The Current And Future Trends Defining The Dynamics Of This Industry Vertical, This Report Also Incorporates The Regional Landscape Of Regenerative Medicine Market In Tandem With Its Competitive Terrain.

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Modernizing Medicine Selects Adyen to Incorporate Payments into Healthcare Platform

By Gertha Selvidge 3 weeks ago

AMSTERDAM, Sept. 16, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — Adyen (AMS: ADYEN), the global payments platform of choice for many of the world’s leading companies, announced today that it has been selected by Modernizing Medicine Retail Solutions, Inc., to offer point-of-sale (POS) and online payments on its platform, known as modmed® Pay. The Modernizing Medicine® group of companies is a health information technology leader providing integrated suites of solutions for specialty medical practices.

Together, the companies offer a unified commerce approach that helps clients simplify payments by connecting patients, healthcare providers and financial institutions with integrated solutions. modmed Pay integrates with the Practice Management (PM) system for EMA® electronic health records (EHR) system users and the gastroenterology practice management solution, gPM™, for gGastro® EHR users.

President and COO Joe Harpaz of Modernizing Medicine stated: “As a provider of modern cloud platforms, we needed a payments platform that

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6 ways to make medicine time less stressful for kids, Lifestyle News

By Gertha Selvidge 3 weeks ago

Getting children to take their medicine, especially horrible-tasting syrups and tablets, can be very stressful and traumatic for everyone, especially the poor child concerned.

But since medicine is a necessary evil, there are a few things you can do that might help medicine time feel like a less scarring experience for everyone.

1. Explain why taking the medicine is important

If your child is old enough to understand, help him understand why he needs to take the medicine and that taking it would mean he could go back to school and playing with his friends as usual.

Sometimes children don’t make that connection, especially when they don’t like the taste of the medicine, so help them realise that.

2. Choose a less stressful form of medication

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Choose your battles wisely. Some medications are available in different forms, so if you do have a choice, take the less stressful option when

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The Howard And Georgeanna Jones Foundation For Reproductive Medicine Announces New Board Members

By Gertha Selvidge 3 weeks ago

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va., Sept. 22, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — The Jones Foundation announced today that two educators have joined the organization’s Board of Directors:

  • James H. Segars, Jr., MD, Director, Division of Reproductive Science and Women’s Health Research and Professor of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Johns Hopkins Medicine.
  • Eric F. Luce, PhD, former Associate Professor of Curriculum and Instruction, University of Southern Mississippi, and the University of Arkansas.

The Jones Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to advancing scientific and medical research in the field of reproductive medicine. The foundation seeks to find solutions to infertility and improve reproductive health by funding vital research and advancing public and professional discourse to shape the bioethics of reproductive medicine.

“With the added assistance and guidance of Drs. Segars and Luce we hope to improve the chances that every couple can achieve the dream of becoming a family,”

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