Each student was paired with a family and designed outfits for their individual models, taking into account their medical, comfort and style needs.

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Constance Chu, MD, believes the next revolution in orthopedics will happen before the first incision is ever made. A professor and vice chair of research in orthopedic surgery at Stanford (Calif.) ...

WEB Medical, an orthopedic implant company focused on developing innovative implants that utilize its proprietary TRUSS Implant Technologytm, announced the publication of a study conducted at the ...

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Approached by a headhunter in 2014 about possibly serving as CEO of the Allegheny County Airport Authority, Christina ...

Approached by a headhunter in 2014 about possibly serving as CEO of the Allegheny County Airport Authority, Christina ...

Netflix-style 3D printer platforms like Printables eliminate design barriers with millions of downloadable models, turning ...

Printing multipart assemblies is one of the most satisfying tests of 3D printer accuracy. The goal is to create pieces that ...

In a video shared on Instagram, WeWard shared that they used a detailed AI prompt to create Sam. The character envisioned the ...

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San Francisco-based UCSF Health opened a specialty clinic in July for adults 65 and older with inflammatory bowel disease. The UCSF IBD Longevity Clinic is led by gastroenterologist Kendall Beck, MD, ...