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New Job Postings...
Research Technician II-III @ Benaroya Research Institute at Virginia Mason (WA)
(Assoc) Scientist/Process Engineer – MSAT & Tech Transfer @ Medexus (WA)
Trial Master File Manager @ PATH (WA/US)
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Life Science "Toons & Teasers"
LifeScienceHistory.com: Where history is made daily -– is coming soon, bringing you the history
making news of the past and present, because history is made daily.
A new features that we'll provide relates to the lighter side of life science that we call "Toons and Teasers" where
we have select editorial cartoons, posters and related images from the past related to the FDA,
hazardous products, health crisis, and other issues.
Additionally, we will provide one original cartoon monthly that mirror current life science events in an
entertaining and thought provoking historical context. Our first cartoon "Science and Reason" will be delivered
as a four-panel puzzle. We hope you enjoy our creations.
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Support the front line workers during the COVID19 Pandemic!
Info.Resource, owner and publisher of British Columbia LifeScience.com and the upcoming LifeScienceHistory.com, want
to thank all of the front line workers who have supported us during the COVID-19 Pandemic, an historical crisis not
experienced since the Influenza Pandemic of 1918-19.
To support our front line workers, we encourage you to click on the following rotational banners and learn how to
make your support count!
Click on the banner below...
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April 17 is World Hemophilia Day.
An estimated 1 in 1000 women and men has a bleeding disorder. However, 75% still receive
very inadequate treatment or no treatment at all. What will it take to close this gap?
On World Hemophilia Day help us spread the message to “Close the Gap” of care around the
world. Together, we can work towards a day when treatment will be available for all globally.
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LifeScience Moment: Salk polio vaccine was announced.
On April 12, 1955, the polio vaccine developed by Dr. Jonas Salk at the University of Pittsburgh was announced, exactly 10 years
after the death of President Roosevelt, a victim of polio.
In 1957, in an effort to improve upon the killed Salk vaccine, Albert Bruce Sabin began testing a live, oral form of vaccine in which the
infectious part of the virus was inactivated (attenuated). This vaccine became available for use in 1963.
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Where do we come from?
Explore the genealogy of life science companies through one-of-a-kind posters!
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It's a Small World
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Clostridium Difficile Bacteria (Photo Credit: Janice Haney Carr)
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Science Quote
"Newton, forgive me."
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Albert Einstein
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(1879-1955)
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