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Growth Opportunities - SouthJerseyBiz.net

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By Kristen Dowd Verified
| South Jersey Biz Verified
Longtime Deptford Mayor Paul Medany didn’t hesitate when asked what sets his town apart from others in the region. “Deptford,” he says, “has it all.” With economic development always in the forefront, Deptford is a bustling township and boasts a vibrant commercial sector that is filled with robust shopping, varied restaurants and top-tier medical facilities.
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Switch to Crexont improves motor function in patients with Parkinson’s disease Original

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By Kristen Dowd Verified
| Healio Neurology Verified
Patients with Parkinson’s disease who switched to Crexont also experienced improvements in ”good on” time. Treatment-emergent adverse events were mild to moderate. Patients with Parkinson’s disease experienced more “good on” time, less “off” time and motor function improvements after a switch to 6 weeks of treatment with Crexont from another levodopa-based therapy, according to study findings.
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Expert: It’s time to vaccinate US dairy cattle against bird flu

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By Anthony Stitt Verified, Kristen Dowd Verified
| Citeline Verified
Key takeaways: Vaccinating dairy cattle against bird flu would prevent spillover into humans, experts said. The H5N1 outbreak in U.S. cattle that began in 2024 is the first time the virus has been documented in cows. Gregory C. Gray, MD, MPH, FIDSA, wants to get the word out: The time is now to vaccinate U.S. dairy cattle against bird flu.
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