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When it comes to germ-busting power, the eyes have it, according to a discovery by UC Berkeley researchers that could lead to new, inexpensive antimicrobial drugs. Proteins in the eye can help keep pathogens at bay, finds a new UC Berkeley study.

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U.S. Workers Risk Eye Injuries by Not Wearing Required Protection

Seminar to Assist Medical Device Manufacturers with Environmental Monitoring, Risk-Assessment

AAMI Offers Course on Radiation Sterilization for Medical Devices

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New Edition of Pressure Ulcer Guide Helps With Reporting Requirements

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iPhone Attachment Designed for At-Home Diagnoses of Ear Infections

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