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Medicine

Entrepreneurs Gather To Give Cancer Patients a Taste of Hope
Medicine

Entrepreneurs Gather To Give Cancer Patients a Taste of Hope

Jessica Abo sits down with Mark D. Friedman to discuss The American Cancer Society's 14th Annual Taste of Hope event.
Jessica Abo | 2 min read
How Cyril Moukarzel Is Using DNA to Create the Future of Personalized Medicine

How Cyril Moukarzel Is Using DNA to Create the Future of Personalized Medicine

Imagine being able to customize drugs to your genes. His company is making it happen.
The Oracles | 7 min read
Can a Cannabis-Based Drug Help Treat Dementia?

Can a Cannabis-Based Drug Help Treat Dementia?

An important new study out of the UK will test Sativex's effectiveness on patients suffering from Alzheimer's Disease.
dispensaries.com | 3 min read
8 Industries Being Disrupted by Virtual Reality

8 Industries Being Disrupted by Virtual Reality

As a consumer product VR is little more than a toy but commercial applications are quietly reshaping business.
Deep Patel | 5 min read
Sean Parker Donates $250 Million to Fight Cancer

Sean Parker Donates $250 Million to Fight Cancer

The Napster founder and former Facebook president created the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy, which will focus on using the body's immune system to combat cancer cells.
Jessica Hartogs | 2 min read

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