Hugh Herr

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Hugh Herr, associate professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Massachusetts, has designed a new generation of prosthetic limbs that rely on electronic sensing. Herr has given his views on prosthetic devices and his new projects involving designing prostheses for running that will enable amputees to sprint faster than any biological limb.

Science & research, Surgical Appliance and Supplies Manufacturing, Executive changes & profiles, Surgical appliances and supplies, Artificial Limbs, Research, Officials and employees, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Herr, Hugh

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Lack of training in biodefense research leading to dangerous leaks

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The rapid expanse in biodefense research combined with very little federal oversight and training has led to dangerous leaks and mishaps. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has established a lab for lethal airborne viruses and is planning to give on-the-job training to scientists.

Administration of Public Health Programs, Centers for Disease Control, United States. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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Dearth of data deters new institute to evaluate global health aid

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The dearth of monitoring the reports on global health programs has made it very difficult for evaluating the effectiveness of public funding.

Evaluation, Reports, World health, Federal aid to health facilities, Government aid to health facilities

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