Month: September 2024

LEDP takes pride in supporting an environment where visionary thinking in the life sciences field translates into real results

Pattie Boyd was at the epicenter of the Swinging 60s, but not always the center of attention

Director Jonathan Glazer dedicated his Oscar to a late Polish resistance fighter, calling her “the only light” in his harrowing Holocaust drama.

McGowan, a staple in the artistic swimming community including being the Founding President of U.S. Synchronized Swimming in 1977, died suddenly on March 10.

Jane Litwack was one of hundreds of children saved by Nicholas Winton just before the Second World War.

MIT students Madelyn Hoying and Wing Lam (Nicole) Chan were part of Crew 290 at the Mars Desert Research Station. The six-person crew completed a two-week simulation under the name Project MADMEN, an analog of potential Martian search-for-life missions.

The year was 1983 when Huey Lewis and the News found “The Heart of Rock and Roll.” 40 years later, it’s still beating, but this time on Broadway.

Many of the pro-life supporters who attended the 45th annual Maryland March for Life in Annapolis March 11 know they are in for a difficult fight come November.

Munn credited her OB/GYN and “guardian angel,” with saving her life by recommending the Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool (BCRAT).

David Brantley went to see Dr. Joseph Payne who treats colorectal cancer for a Chron’s appointment; but when Dr. Payne listened to Brantley’s symptoms, the more he was convinced Brantley was dealing with more than one illness.