Nikki Thompson

3 weeks ago | just-food.com | Nikki Thompson

In a market facing the pressures of falling birth rates and evolving consumer expectations, the infant nutrition sector is undergoing a transformative shift. In a recent webinar hosted by GlobalData and featuring Saki Yamashita, marketing strategy manager at Morinaga Milk, the spotlight was placed firmly on one of the most promising developments in early life health: Bifidobacterium infantis M-63.

3 weeks ago | medicaldevice-network.com | Nikki Thompson

Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of mortality worldwide, with the World Health Organization estimating that it causes 17.9 million deaths a year. One particular concern is the accumulation of calcium deposits in coronary arteries, a condition that significantly increases the risk of heart attacks and strokes.

3 weeks ago | clinicaltrialsarena.com | Nikki Thompson

Hepatitis B is a highly infectious liver disease caused by the Hepatitis B virus (HBV) and is primarily transmitted through infected blood, bodily fluids, or childbirth. Although many cases are acute and asymptomatic, Hepatitis B can become chronic, posing a serious risk of cirrhosis and liver cancer. It remains a major global health concern, accounting for 65% of the worldwide hepatitis burden, with significant disparities in prevalence and clinical outcomes across regions and ethnicities.

3 weeks ago | airport-technology.com | Nikki Thompson

New Jersey is staking its claim as a frontrunner in advanced aviation and aerospace technologies. Through a collaboration between the Atlantic County Economic Alliance (ACEA), the National Aerospace Research and Technology Park (NARTP), and Applied Research Associates, Inc.

3 weeks ago | pharmaceutical-technology.com | Nikki Thompson

Gain valuable insights into novel therapies, ongoing clinical trials, and future innovations shaping the treatment of Hepatitis B with a new, in-depth report. April 22, 2025 Hepatitis B is a highly infectious liver disease caused by the Hepatitis B virus (HBV) and is primarily transmitted through infected blood, bodily fluids, or childbirth. Although many cases are acute and asymptomatic, Hepatitis B can become chronic, posing a serious risk of cirrhosis and liver cancer.