Maryland to Increase Nurses
Posted by Staff Writer on 10/29/2021 to
Healthcare
Maryland to Increase Nurses
Out of State Nurses to Practice
IncSmart Maryland (Small Business and Startups) - The Maryland Department of Health has issued a notice that allows out of state Nurses are allowed to practice in the state. Governor Larry Hogan is trying to mitigate the medical staff shortages.
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Opioid Crisis in Oklahoma
Posted by Staff Writer on 10/1/2021 to
Healthcare
Opioid Crisis in Oklahoma
Cherokee Nation Settles Suit
Johnson & Johnson New Jersey Notice
Posted by Staff Writer on 4/14/2021 to
Healthcare
Johnson & Johnson New Jersey Notice
Covid19 Vaccine
Covid19 Vaccine
Pennsylvania Scientists Discover Covid Antibody
Posted by Staff Writer on 9/15/2020 to
Healthcare
Pennsylvania Scientists Discover Covid Antibody
University of Pittsburg Can Neutralize Virus
IncSmart Pennsylvania (Small Business Startups) - The scientists at the University of Pittsburg School of Medicine, have isolated a molecule that neutralizes the molecule that causes Covid-19. This drug has also been tested by the University of Texas. The Center for Biodefense and Emerging Diseases at the University of Texas, says the drug is effective in blocking the virus from entering cells.
Puerto Rico Air Travel Loss
Posted by Staff Writer on 7/12/2020 to
Healthcare
IncSmart Puerto Rico (Small Business and Startups) - Puerto Rico air travel loss. The drop of travel is jus under 80%. Business and leisure travel is not expected to return for quite some time. Just over 200,000 passenger in June 2020 compared to just under 900,000 passengers in June 2021. Most current travel is domestic only.
Testing Virus in Connecticut Nursing Homes
Posted by Staff Writer on 7/12/2020 to
Healthcare
IncSmart Connecticut (Small Business and Startups) - Testing Virus in Connecticut nursing homes takes a turn on Governors notice. Since state funding for testing is running out, the governor is limiting the number of times a health care worker can be tested. State funding runs out at the end of August. Lamont is not following the guide lines of the CDC.
Delaware Declines Mask Donations
Posted by Staff Writer on 6/21/2020 to
Healthcare
IncSmart Delaware (Small Business and Startups) - Democrat Governor John Carney has turned down a donation of over 4000 masks for Wuhan Virus protection . The Governor declined the masks because he said the donation was not in good faith. The masks would have gone to the Department of Corrections. The donation was to be given to inmates and correction officers.
The donation had no strings attached, and the Delaware citizens are wondering why the Governor would put the Department of Corrections at risk. According to the Department of Corrections, Delaware has 140 inmates with Covid19, and 7 have died. Carney said he is proud of how he has kept the inmates and correction officers safe without using the donations.
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Oklahoma Opioid Lawsuit
Posted by Staff Writer on 5/30/2019 to
Healthcare
Oklahoma Opioid Lawsuit
Johnson and Johnson Trial Begins in Norman
IncSmart Oklahoma (Small Business and Startups) - Oklahoma opioid lawsuit is the first state to be watched nationally for ongoing health crises. The Attorney General filed suit in June of 2017 accusing Johnson and Johnson of intentionally creating the drug crisis. The Attorney General said they aggressively marketed to doctors knowing there was an addiction problem. If the case is settled out of court, it will set a precedence for the county at large in the state suites that are filed or are pending, In a previous law suit against OxyContin, the state was awarded several hundred million dollars that the state will use for addiction research.
Wisconsin Skin Tissue Business
Posted by Staff Writer on 5/12/2019 to
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Wisconsin Skin Tissue Business
Stratatech Growing Research Center in Madison
IncSmart Wisconsin (Small Business and Startups) - Wisconsin skin tissue business is planning expansions. Stratatech is proposing an expansion worth $28 million dollars. Stratatech is a Madison based company that grows skin tissue to treat burn victims. It has built a new building on Science Drive in University Park. This expansion triples it's current space from 13,000 square foot to 35,000 square feet. The US Department of Health and Human Services has already provided Stratatech with $86 million dollars, and hopes to provide $160 million dollars in the future.
Reduced Emissions at Pennsylvania Steel Plant
Posted by Staff Writer on 5/3/2019 to
Healthcare
Reduced Emissions at Pennsylvania Steel Plant
$1 Billion State of Art Upgrade
IncSmart Pennsylvania (Small Business and Startups) - US Steel is investing over $1 Billion dollars in state of the art upgrades to reduced emissions at Pennsylvania steel plant south of Pittsburgh. The Edgar Thompson Plant in Mon Valley Works facility will reduce emissions that convert coke oven gas into electricity that will power other sections of the steel plant. US Steel will build a cogeneration power plant at it's Clairton Coke Works. The introduction of the new technology will start in 2022.
Georgia Company Awarded Patent
Posted by Staff Writer on 4/30/2019 to
Healthcare
Georgia Company Awarded Patent
Holon Solutions Patient Data
IncSmart Georgia (Small Business and Startups) - Holon Solutions, locate in Alpharetta Georgia, is awarded a US Patent for it's patient data software. This new software platform will allow for health providers to find and correct patient care gaps. The new system called CollaborNet, will show data from all healthcare companies instead of just the healthcare company software where the patient is located. Patient date can now be located on any electronic health record.
Measles Outbreak in Washington
Posted by Staff Writer on 3/18/2019 to
Healthcare
Measles Outbreak in Washington
Once Eradicated Virus is Back
IncSmart Washington (Small Business and Startups) - Measles Outbreak in Washington. Two months of the steady growing outbreak is concentrated among children that have never been vaccinated. Clark County Washington is situated north of the river from Portland Oregon. The spread of the disease is also related to cases in Seattle and Vancouver. The situation in Washington is dangerous.
District of Columbia Prescription Drug Pricing
Posted by Staff Writer on 11/3/2018 to
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District of Columbia Prescription Drug Pricing
Trump Ending a Rigged System
IncSmart District of Columbia (Small Business and Startups) - District of Columbia Prescription Drug Pricing. Prescription drugs and global freeloading. President Trump is proposing that Medicare base what it pays for prescription drugs on what other industrialized countries pay, (such as Germany and France). European prices for the same drugs are much lower. Trump wants to attack the root problem of high drug prices. Azar will save 17 billion dollars in drug pricing over the next 5 years (3.4 billion a year).
Research on Bdellovibrio in New Jersey
Posted by Staff Writer on 9/6/2018 to
Healthcare
Research on Bdellovibrio in New Jersey
Predatory Bacteria to the Rescue
IncSmart New Jersey (Small Business and Startups) - Research on Bdellovibrio continues art Rutgers University in New Jersey. Natural predatory bacteria to the rescue for antibiotic resistant strains. Lab studies have shown that Bdellovibrio can attack Tuberculosis, the plague, and many germs that have become resistant to antibiotics. Bdellovibrio has also been shown to attack 145 out of the 168 human pathogens.
