Author: Daniel Harrison
Daniel Harrison
As a blogger and creative writer, I strive to create content that not only informs but also entertains. My passion for SEO allows me to ensure that my writing is seen by as many people as possible. I believe that everyone has a story worth telling, and I am dedicated to helping others share theirs.
Background About a third of the world’s population suffers from metabolic-associated fatty liver disease (MAFLD), characterised by an abnormal accumulation of lipids in the liver. Unfortunately, there are currently no FDA-approved pharmaceutical treatments for MAFLD, so lifestyle interventions are the primary method of weight management treatment. Unfortunately, this method is only successful for about a third of MAFLD patients. Therefore, new approaches have emerged to treat MAFLD, including pharmacotherapy, dietary interventions, and bariatric surgery. There is evidence that following a Mediterranean diet that emphasises healthy fats like omega-3 and monounsaturated fats while cutting back on carbohydrates can help you lose…
The green energy transition has allowed Giammarco-Vetrocoke to develop into a reputable provider of carbon capture technology, as Managing Director Giuseppe Giammarco explains. Since its founding in 1955, Giammarco-Vetrocoke (GV) has been at the forefront of developing environmentally friendly technologies, including those for the capture and reuse of carbon dioxide (CO2). The business offers licences for carbon capture technology that has been shown to effectively separate CO2 from a variety of gas mixtures (e.g. syngas, biogas, flue gas, DRI recycle gas). To learn more about Giammarco-Vetrocoke and its offerings, the Innovation Platform conducted an interview with the company’s managing director,…
Trina Histon recently took on a new challenge at Woebot Health, the company behind a chatbot for mental healthcare, after nearly 25 years at Kaiser Permanente. In his new position as vice president of clinical product strategy, Histon will be responsible for figuring out how to use Woebot in actual medical settings. She worked at Kaiser for a long time in the past, and one of her responsibilities there was formulating a strategy for getting doctors to prescribe digital mental health apps to their patients. Histon sat down with MobiHealthNews to talk about the future of digital mental health tools…
Festival du Voyageur Executive Director and I. H. Asper School of Business MBA alum Darrel Nadeau [BComm(Hons)07/MBA13] talks about the difficulties and success indicators of working in the nonprofit sector. Nadeau learned about the advantages of working in the nonprofit sector from a speaker at the Asper Master of Business Administration programme. She said that beginning my professional life in the nonprofit sector was the best decision I could have made. Working for a nonprofit requires more dedication and creativity than any other job. Even though Nadeau had been working in the nonprofit sector for some time, he recognised the…
In the context of UC San Diego, education is not limited to the university’s physical facilities. Faculty and students are collaborating with organisations in more than 50 countries on an estimated 400 field projects, clinical trials, startup, and other initiatives. Similarly, each year hundreds of students participate in international and other educational trips to broaden their horizons and expand their understanding of the world. To hear Tamara T. Cunningham, the university’s newly appointed inaugural assistant vice chancellor for Global Initiatives, tell it, there are no boundaries to what can be accomplished through global alliance. For Cunningham, who started at UC…
SPRING BREAK, Florida (AP) — SUBIC BAY, Philippines Subic Bay in the northern Philippines was once the largest American naval base overseas, but now its once-secret ammunition bunkers and barracks sit empty and overgrown with weeds. This, however, may soon alter. More than 30 years after closing its large bases in the Philippines, the United States is taking steps to rebuild its military might in the country and reinforcing an arc of military alliances in Asia in a drastically different post-Cold War era when the perceived new regional threat is an increasingly belligerent China. U.S.-funded constructions have picked up speed…
Brittany S. Scherzer has joined Springs Valley Bank & Trust Company as the digital marketing manager. In terms of education, Brittany completed her high school career at Heritage Hills. In Evansville, Indiana, she studied at the University of Southern Indiana. A former web administrator and digital marketer for St. Meinrad Archabbey, Brittany has extensive experience in both fields. She has also worked for herself as a graphic designer for the past decade. Brittany has her Google Analytics and Ads certifications. She and her husband Heath and their three children, Savannah, Zoey, and Nolan, have made Ferdinand their home. In Dubois…
Kok Jit Weng’s goal in attending Queen’s University Belfast to earn a BA in Political Science and Government was to influence positive change in Malaysian politics. An extremely contentious national election took place in 2013. Hundreds of thousands of people showed up at rallies, all with the same goal: to oust a corrupt prime minister and his cronies. The man known as Jit felt something. His family had always encouraged him to go into law, and he had considered doing so himself, but he couldn’t deny the national mood: a nation troubled by systemic injustice. Instead of going into the…
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (Associated Press) — There was no shortage of wild and wacky outfits on the Grammys red carpet on Sunday, and Lizzo’s bright orange Dolce & Gabbana opera coat with flowers and a huge hood was a particular highlight. Mixed shabby streetwear, T-shirts, and denim with risqué couture, flashy patterns, and lots of skin. Lizzo shuffled along carefully because of her heavy coat’s long train. After a while, she took the coat off to show off a bustier, orange-hued sequined corset gown. The silk coat was fully embroidered with silk flowers stitched by hand, and the silk gown featured…
Forecast for February 2023: Humor & Joy Now is the time we’ve all been waiting for! Introspection and rest bring about a cosmic alignment that helps us make our dreams come true. The full moon of February 5 ushers in the first full week of the month. This dramatic event, taking place in Leo, comes with a powerful configuration that mirrors the one we experienced in late 2012 and throughout 2022. If you find yourself at a fork in the road, embrace the unfamiliar path, no matter how daunting it may seem, because you are witnessing a collision between the…