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Adam Goldfarb

Hackensack
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For the past 14 years, Adam Goldfarb, MD, has treated Hackensack, NJ, patients as a practitioner with Summit Avenue Medical.

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Board certified in internal medicine, Dr. Adam Goldfarb serves as a physician in Hackensack, NJ. Working at Summit Avenue Medical since 1999, his responsibilities include treating and diagnosing a wide range of internal disorders, such as diabetes, hypertension, and gastrointestinal conditions. Through the Hackensack, NJ, clinic, Adam Goldfarb, MD, also provides medical care for other illnesses, such as infections and pneumonia. In conjunction with his responsibilities with Summit Avenue Medica…

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Building on the Bright Spots: Unlocking AI's Potential in the Social Sector

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By Adam Goldfarb, Serina Gousby
| Center for Effective Philantropy
The Center for Effective Philanthropy’s new report reveals both bright spots and a warning for philanthropy: while first movers in the social sector have begun funding and building powerful AI tools to advance opportunity and equity, adoption in these early days is slow and uneven overall.
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How power companies accelerate energy transition projects

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By Adam Goldfarb
| Energy Connects
Key changes are occurring in the global energy and utilities sector. Shifting consumer, societal and business demands, alongside emerging technologies, are increasing investments in new power generation methods. Energy companies are under pressure to adapt and evolve to form future-ready energy projects that steadily increase capacity but also prioritise efficiency, renewable energy and lower emissions. The goal is clear, but the road ahead is not without obstacles.
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Normal and dysregulated crosstalk between iron metabolism and erythropoiesis

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By Yelena Z. Ginzburg, Stefano Rivella, Adam Goldfarb, Xuili An
| eLife
As mentioned, iron is required for homeostatic function in all cells, essential for the production of heme and iron-sulfur clusters, themselves components of proteins/enzymes involved in respiration, nucleic acid replication and repair, metabolic reactions, and host defense.
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