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Advantis to Install Amstercan Canning Machine

Jun 29, 2017

Advantis is scheduled to receive the custom made canning machine that N2Pack manufactured for them by the end of this month. The company is working to allow for the Amstercan packaging solution to set up mobile canning services with their ...

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Study Says Mixing Energy Drinks, Alcohol May Affect Young Brains Same as Cocaine

Oct 28, 2016

A new study has found out that mixing caffeinated energy drinks with alcoholic beverages can adversely affect the adolescent brains just like cocaine. Conducted by the Purdue University, the research looked into the possible effects of ...

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Rachel Pauls Food Launches New Energy Bar

Oct 26, 2016

Rachel Pauls Food has launched a new line of energy bars called Happy Bars. Great-tasting Happy Bars come in four flavors: Chocolate Chip Delight, Orange Chocolate Ecstasy, Peanut Chocolate Euphoria and Peanut Maple Pleasure. The bars ...

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VR Headsets Will Be The Size of Regular Glasses Very Soon, Says Qualcomm

Oct 25, 2016

Virtual- and augmented-reality headsets will be the size of regular glasses in the near future, according to Qualcomm. Qualcomm senior vice president Raj Talluri made the claim during a keynote at the company’s 5G summit, attended ...

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VR Players Pushing Into China Market

Oct 8, 2016

As demand for VR-related experiences continues to grow and the China government has been aggressively pushing establishment of VR industry alliances, players including High Tech Computer (HTC), Intel, AMD, Nvidia and ARM have all increased ...

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Cold Showers Might Help Reduce Obesity, While Scientific Discoveries Challenge BMI Measure

Mar 18, 2016

Australia’s top medical news program made some startling revelations this week. The most surprising finding is that there is a 45% higher mortality risk for people with Body Mass Index (BMI) of 23-25 than for people with a higher BMI. ...

Tags: BMI, Cold Showers, Medical program, Scientific discovery

Optomec To Unveil Aadvanced LENS 3D Printers For Metal Additive Manufacturing

Mar 8, 2016

Optomec will feature its LENS 3D Printers for metal additive manufacturing applications at the Laser Additive Manufacturing (LAM) Conference in Orlando, Florida, US. Jim Cann, LENS Business Development Manager for Optomec, will give a ...

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Aussie Scientists Isolate Genes Able to Delay Onset of Alzheimer's Disease

Dec 29, 2015

Australian scientists have identified a network of nine genes that play a key role in the onset of Alzheimer's Disease. The discovery could help researchers develop new treatments to delay the onset of the chronic brain disease, which ...

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Medical Research Shows Walnut Health Effects

Nov 26, 2015

Eating a handful of walnuts each day has been linked to a better overall diet and an improvement in certain risk factors amongst people at high risk of diabetes. Published on 23 November 2015 in Volume 3, Issue 1 of the free online ...

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Performance Sports Group Unveils Technology Addressing Mild-Traumatic Brain Injury

Nov 18, 2015

Performance Sports Group unveiled what it claimed to be to be a significant breakthrough in addressing mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI) in sports. The potential breakthrough, a proprietary yet easy-to-use band worn on the neck, was ...

Tags: Performance Sports Group, MTBI, Lacrosse, Baseball

The Australia and New Zealand Ministerial Forum on Food Regulation Met in Hobart

Jul 7, 2015

The Australia and New Zealand Ministerial Forum on Food Regulation (the Forum) met in Hobart today and considered a range of food regulation matters. The Forum comprises all Australian and New Zealand Ministers responsible for food ...

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Drinking Coffee May Be Associated with a Lower Risk of Developing MS

Mar 5, 2015

Drinking coffee may be associated with a lower risk of developing multiple sclerosis (MS), according to a study from Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore. The study, published in February 2015 and to be presented at ...

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Omni United Continued Its Mobilizing Hope Campaign to Support The BCFR

Dec 5, 2014

For the third consecutive year, Omni United continued its Mobilizing Hope campaign and corporate alliance program to support The Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF). For every Omni United Radar brand tire sold between April 2013 and ...

Tags: Cancer, Support, Auto

Opedix Launched a New Website Designed to Be a Comprehensive Resource for Kinetic Health

Sep 23, 2014

Opedix, maker of Kinetic Health Gear for performance, recovery and rehabilitation, launched a new website designed to be a comprehensive resource for kinetic health. The site features the latest research, videos and even an opportunity to ...

Tags: Opedix, a New Website, Recreation

Secant Medical Will Present at Rice University's Advances in Tissue Engineering 2014 22nd

Aug 28, 2014

Perkasie, PA – Secant Medical will present at Rice University’s Advances in Tissue Engineering 2014 22nd Annual Short Course in Houston, August 13-16. Jeremy Harris, Ph.D., Technical Director at Secant Medical, will discuss how ...

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