Hannah Green
Life Sciences reporter at Boston Business Journal
Life sciences reporter @BosBizJournal | [email protected] | Alum: @GBHNews @DJNF @COMatBU @IfillCollege | WMass raised | Runs for fun
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cityofsanctuary.org | Hannah Green
Refugee Week is approaching, and there’s never been a better time to show solidarity with people sekeing sanctuary in your community and beyond. The beauty of this annual celebration is that participation doesn’t require grand gestures or expensive commitments – meaningful involvement is accessible to everyone, regardless of where you live or how much time you have. One of the simplest ways to participate is through the free online film programme.
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wickedleeks.riverford.co.uk | Hannah Green
The powerful connection between diet and mood has long been overlooked. Fortunately, science is now catching up with what many of us intuitively know: how we nourish ourselves affects our brain function, resilience to stress, and even our risk of mental health conditions. Your brain is an incredibly energy-demanding organ – consuming roughly a quarter of the calories you burn each day and requiring a constant supply of nutrients to function at its best.
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yahoo.com | Hannah Green
defaultGene Davis was in his 50s when he could no longer ignore the pain in his knee. He worked two jobs he loved in Stamford, Connecticut – he and his brothers were all firefighters, and they also ran a real estate business together. It meant a lot of walking up stairs. Finally, in July 2019, Davis got his knee replaced with an implant. At first, he was recovering fine. Then, the pain got worse. An X-ray revealed that bits of the implant had begun to splinter into his leg. He assumed it was bad luck.
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3 weeks ago |
nbcboston.com | Hannah Green
Leap Therapeutics is making cuts to its team as it navigates a "difficult market environment," according to the company's CEO. The Cambridge biotech said on Tuesday that it would let go of about 50% of its staff. Leap came into 2025 with 52 full-time employees, 41 of which worked in research and development and 11 were general and administrative workers. The layoffs will impact around 26 people. More on this story from Boston Business Journal Copyright Boston Business Journal
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3 weeks ago |
nbcboston.com | Hannah Green
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Scoop: Lyndra Therapeutics, a drug developer that spun out of the lab of MIT professor Bob Langer in 2015, is winding down operations after running out cash. https://t.co/yPdJXjW4aZ
BREAKING: Sage Therapeutics is rejecting the unsolicited acquisition offer from Biogen — but, it's open to other deals. https://t.co/hydtbnJvQn
The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center will no longer offer its angel investor tax credit, a program designed to drive early-stage investment in life science startups. Economic Development Secretary Yvonne Hao told the @BosBizJournal why it was cut. https://t.co/mobS1yrRff