BOSTON — A small drug trial is offering the potential of a major impact in the fight against cancer.
The 18 rectal cancer patients involved in the study experienced something of a medical miracle after their cancer disappeared without chemotherapy, radiation or surgery.
Those patients
In this week’s NFT roundup, we have appearances by the likes of Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and Ronald Acuna Jr., as well as Paige Bueckers testing out NFTs through Meta and a new initiative by a pair of USC Trojans.
Let’s get into it.
Every year millions of people cross borders to undergo medical treatments that are either unavailable in their home country or too expensive. For many, this is a last resort to ease the pain of a debilitating disease or defy a terminal diagnosis; for others
By David Gauthier-Villars, Steve Stecklow and John Shiffman
(Reuters) – By his own account, Ilias Sabirov, a Moscow businessman, had supplied Russia’s military with high-performance computer chips made in the United States for years.
Then, in 2014, Russia seized the Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea, and
Not the standard reaction to the retirement of a sports information director.
If you asked me to pick one sports info person to write a tell-all book about everything they’ve seen in their career… Kenny would be at the top of my list. He’s been
American life is returning to its pre-pandemic norm in many ways, with big demand for travel and restaurant reservations nearly bouncing back to 2019 levels.
There’s one area that still hasn’t gotten back to normal and probably won’t anytime soon — the office building space.
A new business woman practicing meditation at her desk in the new office of the company she started
Ross Buhrdorf, the CEO of ZenBusiness, is leading the way for a new wave of entrepreneurs. ZenBusiness is on a mission to empower the next
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But if there’s been a true star in the entertainment world of late, it’s an emotionally tortured Dutch-born painter who died more than a century ago. Sure enough, Vincent Van Gogh is hotter than ever — largely through numerous global exhibitions that have brought his …
New tech solutions for events of all types continue to rapidly take shape in the industry, from platform upgrades and additions to mobile apps and measurement tools. Check out some of the latest new developments.
Bizzabo recently launched its Event Experience category and Event
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Julia Kabance, who served during World War II as a member of the Women’s Army Corps (WAC), died last Tuesday at the age of 111. She was the oldest
The Evergrande Group, China’s second largest property developer, informed the country’s ministry of housing that it would not be able to issue payments on its loan interest by a September 20 deadline, Bloomberg reported, drawing greater concern over the company’s cash problems.
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Welcome back to “20 Or So Questions,” the only quiz show that rewards ignorance by inviting the clueless back to compete next week. Ready? Here we go:
Friday, during Yanks-Mets, did YES’s David Cone think we’re so dense we’d swallow his alibis for Gary Sanchez’s
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