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If you develop severe leg cramps when you walk or exert yourself, the problem might be a serious condition called peripheral artery disease.

Channels: Cardiovascular Health, Heart Disease,

Keywords: Peripheral Artery Disease, Peripheral Arterial Disease

The David Eccles School of Business at the University of Utah continues to receive top 10 rankings for its entrepreneurship program, which consists of the Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute and the Department of Entrepreneurship & Strategy. The latest ranking is from U.S. News and World Report, which listed the school’s undergraduate program No. 10 (or No. 6 among state schools) and graduate program No. 17 for 2020.

Channels: Entrepreneurship,

Keywords: Entrepreneurship, Business, Startups, Innovation, UTAH, MBA, Ranking, Salt Lake City, Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute, Lassonde Studios, David Eccles School of Business, University of Utah,

With this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded for the development of lithium-ion batteries, directors of the Joint Center for Energy Storage Research share perspectives on the future of energy storage.

Channels: DOE Science News, Energy, Nuclear Power,

Keywords: Nuclear Fuels, nuclear safety, Awards And Recognition, Isotopes

The David Eccles School of Business at the University of Utah continues to be ranked among the best schools in the country to study entrepreneurship by the Princeton Review. In the latest listing issued this month, Princeton Review ranked the Eccles School No. 12 for undergraduate and No. 18 for graduate entrepreneurship for 2020.

Channels: Entrepreneurship,

Keywords: rank, Ranking, Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute, david eccles school of business, University Of Utah, Entrepreneurship

The MBA Online program at the University of Utah David Eccles School of Business jumped two spots in the 2020 Princeton Review top 25 online MBA programs ranking, landing at No. 9.

Channels: Entrepreneurship,

Keywords: david eccles school of business, University Of Utah

Wooden breast syndrome hurts the poultry industry by making chicken meat chewy. Researchers found gene expression irregularities suggesting it’s a metabolic disorder and could lead to short-term solutions. The findings may also inform human health research on metabolic syndromes such as diabetes.

Channels: Agriculture, All Journal News, Food Science, Health Food, Scientific Reports,

Keywords: Poultry Industry, Chickens, wooden breast syndrome, Diabetes, Agriculture, Food Science

New research from a team of Computing and Information Science scholars at Cornell University raises questions about hiring algorithms and the tech companies who develop and use them: How unbiased is the automated screening process? How are the algorithms built? And by whom, toward what end, and with what data?

Channels: All Journal News, Artificial Intelligence, In the Workplace, Technology,

Keywords: algorithim, Workplace, Tech, Computer Science

A recent study published in Muscle & Nerve created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/Food and Drug Administration examined the prevalence of Miller-Fisher syndrome (MFS) occurring after vaccination in the United States.

Channels: Neuro, Vaccines, All Journal News,

Keywords: Aanem, CDC, FDA, muscle and nerve, miller-fisher syndrome, mfs, vaers

A recent study published in Muscle & Nerve explored the prevalence of male sexual dysfunction in type 1 diabetes. Written by Ana Calzada-Reyes of Havana, Cuba, the study investigated the “prevalence of sexual dysfunction in a sample of males with type 1 diabetes.”

Channels: All Journal News, Diabetes, Men's Health, Neuro, Sex and Relationships,

Keywords: Diabetes, Sexual Dysfunction, Aanem, muscle and nerve

A recent study published in Muscle & Nerve appears to show that needle electromyography can play a major role in reinnervation in face transplantation.

Channels: All Journal News, Regenerative Medicine, Transplantation,

Keywords: Aanem, face transplant, facial transplantation, Needle EMG