Articles by Sarah Keefe
Exploring healthy aging through preclinical Alzheimer disease in the Knight Alzheimer Research Imaging dataset
Abstract Alzheimer disease (AD) remains a significant global public health challenge, requiring robust multimodal datasets to elucidate its prolonged preclinical phase, improve early detection, advance understanding of disease trajectories, and guide intervention strategies. Here we present the Knight Alzheimer Research Imaging (KARI) dataset, established by the Washington University Knight ADRC to address this critical need.
You’ve Got Mail (Not the Good Kind): FTC Sends Mass Warning Regarding Deceptive Endorsements | JD Supra
In brief: The FTC has sent hundreds of advertisers (including high profile retailers, manufacturers, agencies, and other large businesses) across assorted industries a Notice of Penalty Offenses. The Notice warns recipients regarding use of endorsements and testimonials in advertising that can be deceptive. Many businesses increasingly rely on influencers and customer reviews and the FTC has been increasingly reviewing these practices.
Womble Bond Dickinson US shares best practices for workplace inclusion
16 Jun 2021 @WTR_Alerts RT @ResearchBuzz: Innovation at the German Patent and Trademark Office: spotlight on cutting-edge tools and services (World Trademark Revie… Read more 16 Jun 2021 @WTR_Alerts RT @BrandsAndStuff: Why the UK could be flooded with imported branded product if the exhaustion of rights regime is changed @WTR_Alerts.
Worried About Fake News? You Should Really Worry About Fake Drugs
This article originally was published in the August 2017 edition of the Newsletter of the Board of Legal Specialization, a publication of the North Carolina State Bar. While the concept of “fake news” continues to trigger Twitter followers and grab headlines, the trade in counterfeit drugs is a worldwide problem of significant scale. This article discusses the problem and talks about some things trademark owners are doing to address the public safety issues posed by fake drugs.
Worried About Fake News? You Should Really Worry About Fake Drugs
While the concept of “fake news” continues to trigger Twitter followers and grab headlines, the trade in counterfeit drugs is a worldwide problem of significant scale. This article discusses the problem and talks about some things trademark owners are doing to address the public safety issues posed by fake drugs. Trademark counterfeiting? Most think of fake Rolex watches sold on city street corners or faux designer purses sold in suburban kitchens.
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