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What Are Equivalent Resonance Structures and How Do They Support Innovation?

Nov 18, 2023 - Emily Newton

What role do equivalent resonance structures play in chemists’ work? Learn about some real-world examples now.

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Are Antibody-Drug Conjugates the Future of Cancer Medicine?

Nov 7, 2023 - Emily Newton

Are antibody-drug conjugates the key to curing cancer? This guide explains how ADCs work and how they’re helping cancer patients.

How New Technology Can Improve Pharmaceutical Market Access

Oct 27, 2023 - Revolutionized Team

The ultimate goal of the pharmaceutical industry should be to provide the treatment options patients need. To do that, businesses must ensure reasonable pharmaceutical market access, but that can be a challenge in today’s environment.…

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How Can We Solve the Pharmaceutical Waste Disposal Crisis?

Oct 18, 2023 - Emily Newton

Pharmaceutical waste — biologically active medicine that has expired, been thrown away or been excreted from the body — is becoming a serious problem in waterways. Researchers have detected dozens of human medications in rivers…

How and Why to Perform a Pharmacoeconomics Analysis

Oct 16, 2023 - Emily Newton

What is a pharmacoeconomics analysis, and how do you perform one? Get the details here.

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Quantum Entanglement Explained (And Why It Matters)

Oct 12, 2023 - Emily Newton

What is quantum entanglement? Why is it so important for quantum computing? This guide explains the basics of entanglement.

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7 Everyday Examples of Aromatic Compounds

Oct 11, 2023 - Emily Newton

Several everyday examples of aromatic compounds help simplify this category organic chemistry, including coffee, vanilla and more.

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What Is Pharmaceutical Science?

Oct 10, 2023 - Emily Newton

From vaccines to over-the-counter allergy pills, all medications go through a rigorous process before anyone can take them. Discovering, designing, synthesizing, testing and distributing chemicals that could profoundly affect the human body is a highly…

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5 Chemical Properties of Tea

Sep 5, 2023 - Emily Newton

Tea is deceptively simple — it’s just a bunch of leaves, a few spices, and an accouterment to dress it up, right? The chemical properties of tea are more complicated, as the ingredients interact with…

How Many Universes Are There? 5 Multiverse Theories

How Many Universes Are There? 5 Multiverse Theories

Aug 22, 2023 - Lou Farrell

Pop culture has everyone wondering today: how many universes are there? Take a look at the science behind real-life multiverse theories.

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8 Medical School Programs That Emphasize Spanish

Aug 10, 2023 - Emily Newton

Being able to speak Spanish lets physicians see more patients, put them at ease and understand exactly what’s bothering them. It’s a crucial ability to have — especially in the U.S., where 44% of Hispanic…

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What Is Cryo-Electron Microscopy and What Is It Used For?

Jul 26, 2023 - Emily Newton

Innovations in biology and technology hinge on understanding the world on a molecular level. The more scientists learn about organisms and materials on the nanoscale, the better they can develop groundbreaking solutions to the world’s…

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NASA's Perseverance Rover successfully touched down on the red planet on February 18, 2021. The rover's main goal is to search for signs of alien life. Perseverance will also collect rock samples and regolith for a possible return to earth. Thumbnail Credit: NASA

The term 5G has been a buzzword on the internet for some time now, but what exactly is this technology and how is it different from our current 4G networks? Watch this video Tech Vision to learn about this technology or read our article about 5G technology before it becomes mainstream. Thumbnail Designed by Freepik