Galderma’s Phase III OLYMPIA 1 Data Published in JAMA Dermatology Demonstrate That Nemolizumab Improves Core Signs and Symptoms of Prurigo Nodularis

Zug, Switzerland:   Full results from the phase III OLYMPIA 1 trial evaluating the efficacy and safety of nemolizumab in

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6G Radio-interface Indoor Test Using AI in the 4.8 GHz Band for the First Time in Japan Improves Throughput up to 18%

TOKYO, Japan:   NTT DOCOMO, INC., working in cooperation with NTT Corporation, Nokia and SK Telecom Co., Ltd., an international telecommunications

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THOMSON IMPROVES ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF MEDIUM-DUTY APPLICATIONS WITH NEW 48-VOLT ELECTRIC LINEAR ACTUATOR

Editorial Contact: Shreyasi Bhaumik – +44 (0) 203 409 5090Company Contact: Kevin Bastian – +1 630 694 3342  Please quote the

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Environmental Factor – December 2019: Unique partnership improves care for people with limb loss

“When I was an inpatient,” Sieber said, “my boss at NIEHS told me, ‘Focus on getting well. We’re getting the lab ready for you.’” (Photo

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Project Nanneer improves groundwater quality and water storage in traditional water bodies in Tamil Nadu

Farmers in Kadiyapatti village (Arimalam block) in Pudukottai district are harvesting two crops a year for the last two years and have water for a

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Environmental Factor – February 2023: Precision nutrition improves health at individual level, expert says

Rick Woychik, Ph.D., directs NIEHS and the National Toxicology Program. (Image courtesy of NIEHS) Last month, I visited the University of North Carolina Nutrition Research

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Environmental Factor – March 2023: Scientific Journeys: How equity in research improves health for all

During his Diversity Speaker Series lecture Antonio Baines, Ph.D., called for everyone to have a seat at the table to help find cures and solutions

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Environmental Career Worker Training Program improves lives

<img width="100" src="https://factor.niehs.nih.gov/sites/niehs-factor/files/styles/thumbnail/public/2024/06/community-impact/ecwtp-impact-thumbnail.jpg?itok=USP6kifb" /><br /><p>Program evaluation finds graduates — many formerly homeless, unemployed, or incarcerated — earn more and work more than non-program workers.</p> (read

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