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Austin, Texas Department of Oncology Professor, Kevin Dalby, Discusses Whether Vitamin D Can Prevent Side Effects of Anti-Cancer Immunotherapy

August 11, 2020SandyHealthcancer, oncology, vitamin d

The latest cancer treatments take advantage of immune checkpoint inhibitors to help patients fight cancer. Unfortunately, these treatments increase the likelihood of developing side effects such as colitis, an inflammatory reaction in the colon. New research holds the key to reducing such side effects. Kevin Dalby, Austin, Texas chemical biology and medicinal chemistry professor, is

What I Wish I Knew in My 20’s

August 8, 2020HelperBusiness

Once you start getting near the end of your 29th year, you’ll start to feel a new perspective dawning on you. Becoming 30 years old is one of the most significant transitions in your life. It truly marks the delineating point between young adulthood and middle adulthood. If you are still in your 20s, there

3 Cardinal Sins of Resume Writing

August 6, 2020Ken MillardNews

There’s no point in telling you about the importance of a resume in helping you land a job. You already know it, so I won’t bore you with the details there. But even with that knowledge, there’s a shocking number who never learned the proper way to craft a resume, let alone the proper way

How Does GPS Tracking Work for Phones and Other Smart Devices?

August 3, 2020SandyTechnology

The growth of cell phones has been tremendous. This has moved GPS tracking into the mainstream system. Today, there are numerous apps that provide both people and businesses with powerful GPS tracking, such as Spyfone, that can help people keep track of their devices. This has given rise to one important question. Many people are wondering