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Lebanon, NJ
Joined July 2010
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If you’re working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic, you can stay relaxed, focused and healthy with these expert tips. bit.ly/2UtS38A
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See how #genetics can lead to better family health.
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A collaboration between Princeton and @JanssenGlobal will advance cutting-edge basic research that may significantly impact human health over the next 10 years. This partnership aims to accelerate novel therapies for patients. ow.ly/PyAK50xsDP2 @BioNJ_Org @HINJ_ORG
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Must-have first-aid items to have on hand while you travel: cle.clinic/36T3wDi
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Why a mini-stroke, or transient ischemic attack (TIA) is a warning sign that needs your full attention. cle.clinic/2Pm6JFQ
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Are people with depression and anxiety predisposed to experience chronic pain? Or is living with chronic pain responsible for these psychological effects? To some extent, the answer is probably both, says Stanford pain physician @TawfikLab stan.md/35mwfjA
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Images in Clinical Medicine: Telescoping Fingers in Rheumatoid Arthritis nej.md/2LI6It2
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#Brain diseases, like #MS & #stroke lack effective treatment. But #MRI imaging & #stemcell transplants may change that.
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Pediatric neurosurgery chief Alan Cohen discusses why it’s important to consider desmoplastic infantile gangliogliomas. bit.ly/36yaKfL
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Clean up your career with these tips from Marie Kondo: forbes.com/video/53583495940…
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WHERE ARE THE BIGGEST TALENT GAPS IN CELL AND GENE THERAPY? regionalpersonnel.com/where-…
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"These promoters occupy far less space than the promoters in use today, allowing the viral vector to carry larger genes. These novel promoters are also less prone to repression or inactivation than most common promoters..."
A new system to “switch” genes on and off? Princeton scientist @engelbio and his team engineered a novel gene-delivery technology that could help the treatment of disease. #PrincetonCPI ow.ly/3FcU50x41Nq @HINJ_ORG
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