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Revolution of bio-medical research This field of science that has greatly contributed to the current medical advancements was once more prominent for its evil than good. Especially during the early and mid-20th century when the phenomenon of humans being forcefully… Read More

Across the world, there are many people who have taken time to engage in the health sector. These people have devoted a good chunk of their time and resources to ensure that Biomedical Research is carried out in various places in the… Read More

Scientific inventions and discoveries have changed the way mankind lives in the modern world. Technological advancements have made our lives completely different compared to how our ancestors lived. The most vital area of advancements is in the field of bioscience.… Read More

Research plays an important role in the development of new techniques and tools. Taking about the medical field; biomedical research plays a major role in the development of new research tools and equipment. This is the research which discovers hidden diseases and… Read More

The Future: Wisconsin Scientists At Work Wisconsin bioscience forms a significant part of our nation’s investment in our future health and safety. Wisconsin bioscientists and engineers are at work now, helping to determine that future. Following is a glimpse at… Read More

Bioscience Research, Development & Industry: Impact on Health & Economic Growth in Wisconsin Wisconsin Association for Biomedical Research & Education Wisconsin Inter Institutional Biomedical Research Support Group By Gale Davy   Wisconsin Association for Biomedical Research & Education 2947 N. 56th Street… Read More

Agribusiness is Wisconsin’s #1 industry. Wisconsin farmers will sell $5.5 billion worth of products in 1996, with 85% ($4.6 billion) in sales outside of the state. With over 78,000 farms and 500,000 employees, agriculture has a $20 billion annual impact… Read More

WASHINGTON (AP) – Injections of a naturally occurring compound can prompt the growth of new nerve fibers and restore some functions lost after a stroke, according to researchers who have tested the chemical on rats. Researchers in Boston found that… Read More

Animal rights activists may be responsible for smoke bombs set off in two downtown buildings in Seattle this morning, sending hundreds of office workers into the streets, police said. Seattle Police Chief Gil Kerlikowske called the smoke bombings domestic terrorism… Read More

Saudi Arabia is preparing to launch a stem cell research program that would include the kind of therapeutic cloning prohibited in the United States. In so doing, Saudi Arabia will join a growing list of countries, including the United Kingdom,… Read More