Qatar home to world-class biomedical research program
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Qatar home to world-class biomedical research program
Al-Bawaba – Jun 12, 2008
Specific objectives include: Development of first rate translational and clinical research projects that establish Qatar as a center of excellence with a focus on improving the health of the population. Development of the bio-medical research infrastructure to include laboratories compliance and regulatory functions. Creation of a critical mass of research faculty in Qatar and developing a regional scientific and technical workforce. To draw on the strengths of existing and future organizations in the Qatar healthcare sector such as Hamad Medical Corporation (HMC) and Sidra Medical and Research Center. To create a conduit for commercialization of discoveries through the Qatar Science and Technology Park (QSTP)In five years approximately 120 people will be engaged in the program establishing a critical mass which will give Qatar a sustainable scientific research community.
Jeannette firefighters try to fill the boots for charity
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette – Pittsburgh Post Gazette – Jun 12, 2008
He says he is looking forward to hiking on nature trails and participating in archery and golf. The camp which serves about 70 children will be at Camp Kon–Kwee in Beaver County west of Zelienople. In addition to getting a chance to meet kids with similar conditions Quinton anticipates spending time with two camp volunteers he has gotten to know at the muscular dystrophy clinic — clinical research coordinator Jason Weimer and physical therapist Chris Bise. Bise has already challenged Quinton to a water-gun fight. Susan Forney said her son’s condition is well-managed and he gets around without a wheelchair. “He impresses the doctors around here” she said.
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Bloomberg – Jun 12, 2008
Cheney Cardiovascular Institute at The George Washington University was established in 2006 by a generous charitable contribution from Vice President Richard Cheney and his wife Lynne. The mission of The Richard B. Cheney Cardiovascular Institute is to promote clinical research education patient care and community service with the goal of accelerating the pace of scientific discovery reducing mortality and improving the quality of life of Americans with cardiovascular disease. To achieve these goals the Institute seeks to provide an interdisciplinary structure to integrate basic and clinical investigators clinicians medical educators health policy experts and community leaders. For more information please visit www.
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