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Jonathan Bush

  • CEO/Co-founder, athenahealth
Maine
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Founder @Maine4keeps/ CEO and founder @zushealthHQ / Co-founder of @athenahealth / Father of 7 / Seeks humanity in healthcare & the Maine Dream
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Spatial single cell transcriptomic analysis informs tumor developmental hierarchy of DICER1 syndrome related sarcoma

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By Branden J Lynch, Shary Yuting Chen, Janine Senz, Lesley A Hill, Ding Ma, R. Wilder Scott, Jonathan Bush, Kenneth Chen, Andrew Roth , Andreas von Deimling, William D. Foulkes, Gregg B. Morin, T. Michael Underhill, Yemin Wang, David G. Huntsman, Felix K. F. Kommoss, Yana Moscovitz
| Nature
Abstract DICER1-related tumor predisposition (DRTP), also known as DICER1 syndrome, encompasses a spectrum of malignancies mainly in children and young adults. Most are sarcomas, exhibiting histological and molecular similarities regardless of their anatomical origins, and only express the RNase IIIb domain-defective DICER1.
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The seven best non-toxic cooking pans in the US, tested in a food lab

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By Rachel Sherman, Faustina Boakye, Thea Bertneski, Dorothea West, Jonathan Bush, Cricket Lowell, Jonathan Deutsch 
| Inkl
“In chemistry and health contexts, a material is considered toxic [to people] if it can cause damage to organs or increase the risk of disease,” she said. Nonstick coatings are typically fine on their own, but they can release chemicals at high heat. Some of those are Pfas, PFOA, BPA and PTFE, otherwise known as “forever chemicals” that have been linked to health problems.
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The seven best non-toxic cooking pans in the US, tested in a food lab

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By Rachel Sherman, Faustina Boakye, Thea Bertneski, Dorothea West, Jonathan Bush, Cricket Lowell, Jonathan Deutsch 
| Yahoo Canada
Rachel Sherman, Faustina Boakye, Thea Bertneski, Dorothea West, Jonathan Bush, Cricket Lowell and Jonathan Deutsch Sat, February 21, 2026 at 5:15 p.m. UTC 18 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google.
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