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Innovative Chemistry in Healthcare

Innovative Chemistry in Healthcare

Innovative Chemistry in Healthcare As part of our exploration of chemistry find a video that talks about chemistry.     ,

I have provided some examples of chemistry topics.  You are not restricted to these topics. You should look for information about a topic from a reliable source. I am not requiring that it be peer-reviewed, but it should not be an advertisement.

For example, if you are doing a health-related topic, places like the Mayo Clinic are good sources. You want to avoid a company trying to sell you a product.  If you are looking for ideas this might be a great topic for your muddy moment! You do not need to select the same topic you picked for the article submission!

Innovative Chemistry in Healthcare

For full credit on this post:

  1. Write the TITLE of the video as your post title
  2. Write the TITLE of the post AND a link in the body of your post. The link is not the title! DO NOT summarize the video! That’s for your peers to do!
  3. Explain why you picked the video by topic withoutdescribing or summarizing the video.
  4. Cite your source in your post (here is a link to the Library Infoguide about citations:

Chemistry to Clinic: The Nanosyn Approach

I found a video titled “Chemistry to Clinic: The Nanosyn Approach to Bridging the Gaps in Translational Research” presented by Nikolai Sepetov, Ph.D., from Nanosyn Inc. This video discusses the application of chemistry in clinical settings, particularly how innovative approaches can enhance translational research.

Innovative Chemistry in Healthcare

I chose this video because it highlights the intersection of chemistry and healthcare, focusing on how chemical research can lead to improved medical treatments and outcomes. This topic is particularly relevant as it emphasizes the importance of chemistry in addressing real-world health challenges.

  1. Write the TITLE of the video as your post title
  2. Write the TITLE of the post AND a link in the body of your post. The link is not the title! DO NOT summarize the video! That’s for your peers to do!
  3. Explain why you picked the video by topic withoutdescribing or summarizing the video.
  4. Cite your source in your post (here is a link to the Library Infoguide about citations:
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