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2020 Hemostasis Market Report- Size, Share, Statistics, Demand and Revenue; Forecast to 2025  Birmingham Alive

Coagulation Analyzers Market Report-SWOT analysis, Share, key indicators, Business Opportunities and Forecast to 2027  The Haitian-Caribbean News Network

Coated nanoparticles survive immune system and deliver drugs  Harvard Gazette

Turning the problem of cancer metastasis into an opportunity  Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Martha's Vineyard News | Major Pledge Bolsters Red Gate Farm Purchase  The Vineyard Gazette - Martha's Vineyard News

Billionaire Buys Stake in Swiss Finance Boutique  finews.com

Wine Enthusiast's 21st Annual Wine Star Award Nominees  Wine Enthusiast Magazine Online

Make Colorado grizzly again  Boulder Weekly

Indian Americans Among Harvard Researchers to Develop Portable Blood Clotting Agent  India West

Seven Million Face Shields and Counting  Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

New injectable clotting agent reduces blood loss, internal bleeding by 97%  News Landed

Portable clotting agent slows internal bleeding by 97% in mice  Harvard Gazette

Biotech Startup Discovers Novel Hand Sanitizer for COVID-19, Offering Long-lasting 4+ Hours of Protection  PRNewswire

Getting under the skin of psoriasis  Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Emerging biotech company expands to HSC  Fort Worth Business Press

Better vaccines are in our blood  Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

Repurposing approved drugs for COVID-19 at an accelerated pace  Medical Xpress

'Dark money' networks hide political agendas behind fake news sites  Center for Responsive Politics

Harvard researchers deliver hundreds of face shields to front line medical personnel  Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

The billionaires buying up our planet — to save the environment  The Times

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Just to clarify for the ignorant Republican-voting masses, Socialism is an economic policy, and has nothing to do with the taking away or giving of freedoms. It is purely a fiscal policy, and if you want to look at who will really be taking away your freedoms, you may want to look at the party that has introduced The Patriot Act, illegal detention and espionage towards American citizens, and the reduction of rights for women and homosexuals. That is the loss of freedom. Please point out the facts that back your idea that socialism takes away freedom, without including Stalinism, Maoism, Leninism, etc. (which are all dictatorial corruptions of Communism, which isn't Socialism either) (look up the difference, if you don't understand, before answering, so as to look smarter) I'm guessing nobody will though, as that takes analysis, logic, and knowledge of politics. Oh sorry, Beth, (and good eye, by the way, spotting the one I forgot) also please remember to not include Castroism, the Cuban form of dictatorial "Communism" and look at real socialist governments (like the Nordic Countries, Switzerland, or to a lesser extent, continental Europe) Eric R. why don't you enlighten me, buddy? Or should we just take you at your word that I don't understand anything? I could run circles around you in political knowledge Johnny Sokko, you should have read my instructions, unfortunately you just proved yourself ignorant too (I've really been trying to help too guys, reading is knowledge, knowledge is power :) ..) you just talked about Communism again... Socialism works well, as long as it's not put in place by a desperate South American government that has been in the economic toilet for its entire existence. Snowball, you did a better job, but to clarify: No, Socialists don't want everyone to make the same. They just tax you more the more you make, up to a certain point, just like we do already. True, there won't be any more billionaires or 500 millionaires, and that's a good thing to me. Nobody can even use that much money. It just gets passed down to their heirs, and is a result of exploitation of many Americans below them. DALE M, have you been paying attention? You can read, right? The guy above you made a fair to good argument that I will consider for best answer (as I'm not a total partisan hack) but you just ruined my elation about a good response from an opposing viewpoint