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Page 11 - Blog

  1. January 25, 2020

    Coronavirus Outbreak- What We Know Thus Far

    For the medical community 2020 has arrived with a sinister start. In the midst of Flu season, a new and far more ominous virus has emerged, gripping the world’s attention. We are of course talking about the recent outbreak of coronavirus in Wuhan, China with multinational reports emerging. The virus, a “cousin” of the SARS virus that struck in 2003 that caused nearly 8,100 cases, and resulted in 774...

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  2. January 16, 2020

    Hitting Pay Dirt- New Soil-Derived Antibiotics

    Antibiotic resistance has been an emerging critical threat that, according to the CDC, results in more than 2.8 million antibiotic-resistant infections in the U.S each year, of which 35,000 are fatal (1).

    To date, most every antibiotic at our disposal has been discovered in the dirt; these compounds exist as natural products that...

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  3. November 08, 2019

    Top 10 Germs in Cannabis That Can Make You Sick

    Many people are concerned about what kinds of microorganisms
    might be lurking in their cannabis products. Growers and cultivators are trying
    their best to understand how these contaminants, or “bugs,” may be getting into
    their products. Testing labs are working hard to properly screen and identify
    the worst offenders, even when they are not required to by the local
    ...

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  4. October 31, 2019

    The Life of Louis Kelso: Father of the ESOP

    “There is no future
    for those who cannot or will not think.”

    (Louis O. Kelso, In Lectures and Conversation)

    Louis Kelso is often credited as the man who invented the ESOP. Hardy Diagnostics owes Louis Kelso a lifetime of gratitude for...

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  5. September 30, 2019

    Isn't It Time We Build a Better Bed Rail?

    Long before Sir Alexander Fleming's accidental discovery of
    Penicillin in 1928, our ancestors were already putting the antimicrobial
    effects of metal to use. 

    Metals such as copper and silver were used as vessels by ancient
    civilizations to keep their water clean and safe to drink (1). Researchers have
    ...

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  6. September 12, 2019

    We need Cannabis, not CannaBIZ

    We know that cannabis can
    make people sick. We know that the pathogens present in this medicine, like
    many others, have killed patients[i].
    We know that our most vulnerable and desperate cannabis patients are immunocompromised,
    terminal, and/or pediatric. WE, US, YOU AND I, must address patient safety in
    an informed and rational way. We do not...

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  7. September 10, 2019

    Regulatory Standards for the Cosmetics and Personal Care Industry

    Self-policing has long been the standard for the industry, although
    several entities have a say in what constitutes Best Practice in the
    manufacturing and production of cosmetics and personal care products. 

    The FDA’s  (Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetics)
    oversight is mainly focused...

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  8. September 04, 2019

    Hardy Diagnostics aboard the ISS!

    In total silence, a nearly 463 ton marvel is traveling at 17,000 miles per hour, but it garners little attention from those on Earth. In a modern age where...

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  9. July 29, 2019

    Inspiring the Next Generation of Scientists- Amelia's Story

    Hardy Diagnostics is proud not only to support global organizations and charities whose values mirror our own, but every once in a while we get the unique chance to make a direct impact on someone's life through giving.

    Recently, we were given that very opportunity when a young girl needed help with her science project. Her name shall...

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  10. June 12, 2019

    Fresh water brought to those in need.

    Hardy Diagnostics is proud to annual donate at least 1% of our earnings every year to charity. Our mission statement of "diagnosing and preventing disease" guides our company's every move and is often extended to the charities which we choose to support. We would like to take a moment to highlight one such organization, Lifewater.

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  11. May 14, 2019

    The Changing Face of Safety Practices in the Cosmetics and Personal Care Industry

    The English
    translation for the French phrase “Il
    faut souffrir pour etre belle
    ” is: “You must suffer to be beautiful.”
    Throughout history, the definition of beauty has changed from one era and
    society to another. A decade of shaved and precisely drawn in eyebrows gave way
    to a natural, full and almost unruly look. Glued on mouse fur brows were once
    ...

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  12. March 28, 2019

    Preservation of Art Masterpieces from Microbial Dangers

    Art masterpieces should be protected from
    microbial damages by applying preventive action.

    Although human occupancy is known as the main source
    of airborne bacteria and molds in closed environments like hospitals and schools,
     art masterpieces in museums are often
    not considered in this respect...

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  13. March 05, 2019

    Urogenital Mycoplasmas

    Seeing the doctor about concerns of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) or urinary tract infections (UTIs) can be very uncomfortable for most people...

    However, it's something that millions of Americans are compelled to do every year. According to the CDC, nearly 2.3 million cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis (the most...

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  14. February 28, 2019

    Polio as a Treatment for Cancer?

    Glioblastoma tumors
    are the most common form of malignant brain tumor and affect
    approximately two to three adults per 100,000 each year. Due to the
    aggressive nature of glioblastoma, existing treatments are relatively
    ineffective and the prognosis for affected patients is quite poor.
    According to the National Brain Tumor Society, the five-year survival
    rate for those...

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  15. February 16, 2019

    Chronic Wasting Disease in Cervids

    Chronic Wasting
    Disease (CWD), is a fatal prion infection affecting free-ranging and captive
    cervid herds. Cervids are hooved ruminant mammals that include deer, caribou,
    elk, and moose. 

    ...
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