Recently, I planned a science fair on behalf of my local elementary school's PTA. Participation in a science fair might just be the thing that inspires a passion for science and technology for kids, nurturing the next generation of innovators…
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Health disparities and Sickle Cell Disease
Photo by Christina Morillo on Pexels.com In the United States, February marks the beginning of Black History Month. In this blog post, we'll focus on a health disparity affecting the Black community in the United States, and the biotechnology advances that…
In the News: Exa-Cel Gene Therapy, CRISPR, and Sickle Cell Disease
In the coming weeks, the FDA is poised to greenlight a groundbreaking medical therapy. Exa-Cel is a revolutionary gene-editing treatment that treats sickle cell disease. Learn more about the first CRISPR therapy to seek FDA approval and then bring this…
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Four cool science articles that AREN’T about coronavirus
Happy Teacher Appreciation Week! We know you are working harder than ever to deliver quality content to your students, either remotely or in person. All week, all orders will come with an Edvotek Lab Pack: hot glove, solutions magnet, DNA…
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