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How Covid-19 is Impacting Radiation Oncology in the U.S.

July 17, 2020 Uncategorized 0

As we continue to move forward in 2020 with Covid-19 seemingly expanding wider, oncologic care is finding itself in an uncommon and challenging dilemma between the goal to protect patients who are susceptible to Covid-19 while also trying to provide the important treatment they need in appropriate time frames so not to jeopardize treatment outcomes.… Read more

New Cancer Treatment Delivers Weeks of Radiation Therapy in Just One Second

July 1, 2020 Radparts 0

For decades radiation therapy has been used to treat cancer and is still the best option we have at defeating the disease. The downside to radiation therapy is that it often takes weeks or even months for treatment session cycles and comes with collateral damage by also destroying healthy cells in the body. However, researchers… Read more

Top Trends in the Electrical Industry for 2020

July 1, 2020 JP Electrical 0

As we venture further from the industrial age of mass production and manual labor into the information age of electronic and automation systems, we see a dramatic shift in nearly every industry. This is especially true in the electrical industry, and the way we develop infrastructure, design cities, and consume energy will be almost unrecognizable.  … Read more

What You Need to Know When Considering a Pool Renovation

June 30, 2020 Pound Pool Plastering 0

If you are considering a pool renovation, we’ve got you covered. An updated pool can allow for more functionality and enjoyment, but it can also enhance your home’s value. In this article, we list seven things you can do to upgrade and renovate your pool.  Resurface – If you want to restore your pool’s full beauty… Read more

Top 10 Bathroom Trends of 2020

June 30, 2020 JFC Remodeling 0

Let’s face it, sometimes we all walk into a room of our house and just wish it had the latest upgrades and designs. This is especially true of our home’s kitchen, bathrooms, and living room. The living room and kitchen are where our friends and family gather and where love and laughter are shared. The… Read more

Google Voice Assistant AI May Start Calling Businesses to Confirm In-Stock Delivery

June 30, 2020 CPS 0

From Amazons Alexa to Apples Suri and Microsoft’s Cortana, voice assistant counterparts in these tech giants have slowly become a staple within our society. Now, Google is evolving its voice assistant ‘Duplex’ into an AI (artificial intelligence) tool that can do more than tell us the weather or answer trivia questions.  The Google Assistant –… Read more

Focused Ultrasound Provides Hope in Combating the Deadliest Brain Tumor

June 30, 2020 Acceletronics 0

Jason Sheehan, M.D., Ph.D., a neurosurgeon from UVA Health, has paved the way in focused ultrasound to treat glioblastoma, which is the most aggrieved and deadliest brain tumor currently known.  The University of Virginia School of Medicine, led by Dr. Sheehan, is pioneering a technique that hits cancer cells with a drug, sensitizing them to… Read more

Advice on Planning A Wedding During COVID-19 Outbreak

April 2, 2020 Event Planning DC 0

Wedding planning can be very stressful for a bride and groom under normal circumstances, let alone during a worldwide viral pandemic. Unique obstacles have continued to arise for couples planning their 2020 and 2021 weddings with many unanswered questions about what the future will hold short and long term. Hiring a professional event planner can… Read more

What to Expect Before, During, and After LASIK Surgery

April 1, 2020 MI Lasik 0

LASIK is the most common laser eye surgery to treat myopia (near-sightedness), hyperopia (far-sightedness), and astigmatism. If you are tired of wearing contacts or glasses, a simple consultation with a Lasik surgeon can determine if you are the right candidate for Lasik surgery. If, after an evaluation, it is determined that LASIK is not a… Read more

Protecting Against Lead in Water

March 31, 2020 Reynolds Water 0

Lead is a naturally occurring element found in the Earth’s crust in small amounts. It can be beneficial in specific uses, but it is a harmful metal to a person’s health and there is no safe level for lead exposure to humans. People are exposed to lead products that range from lead-based paint, air, soil,… Read more