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As the World Health Organization (WHO) announced the end of the global Public Health Emergency (PHE) for COVID-19 on May 5, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) followed suit, declaring the end of the emergency in the United States on May 11. While this marks a
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Researchers have made significant findings about the role of transposable elements (TEs) in shaping the 3D genome organization and regulating gene expression in mammals. According to a new study published in Nature Communications, TEs are major contributors of genetic material in mammalian genomes, and their binding sites for architectural proteins,
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Senator Bernie Sanders, the chair of the Senate health panel, has issued a stark warning to President Joe Biden: any future health nominee who is not prepared to "significantly lower the price of prescription drugs" will face his opposition. This stance reflects Sanders' long-standing concerns about the
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Current research in the field of oncology has made significant strides in understanding the role of prolactin receptors in the evolution of B-cell neoplasms. A study published in Communications Biology found that knocking down the long and intermediate isoforms of the prolactin receptor (LF/IFPRLR) interferes with the development of
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GE's Grid Solutions business has won five Flexible AC Transmission (FACTS) projects in recent months, solidifying the company's position as a leading player in the FACTS market. The contracts include a fixed series compensation (FSC) project for Public Service Company of New Mexico and a static
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The Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC) has issued an order admitting attorneys Hema Lochan and Thomas Cmar pro hac vice in the case of Electronic Tariff Filing Of Kentucky Utilities Company For Approval Of An Economic Development Rider Special Contract With Bitiki-Ky, LLC. The attorneys, representing the Kentucky Solar Energy
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The Federal Public Sector Labour Relations and Employment Board has dismissed a complaint made by a government worker represented by the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) over the union's alleged failure to properly communicate the shortened voting period for a strike vote. The decision, rendered on Thursday,
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Thousands of federal civil servants in Canada went on strike Wednesday morning, raising concerns over the potential economic impact of the walkout. Concerned business groups, such as the Canadian Federation of Independent Business and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, are worried that the strike could lead to slowdowns at vital
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The Arkansas Public Service Commission has resolved the investigation into potential cost shifting associated with net metering by dismissing the docket in light of the newly enacted Arkansas Cost-Shifting Prevention Act of 2023. The legislation, signed into law on March 13, 2023, allows certain types of costs to be recoverable
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The Arkansas Public Service Commission has issued a motion to dismiss an ongoing investigation into potential cost shifting associated with net metering, citing the passage of the Cost-Shifting Prevention Act of 2023. This act, signed into law in March 2023, makes fundamental changes to net-metering law in Arkansas and provides
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The Michigan Public Service Commission issued an order on April 24, 1997, denying Brooks Fiber Communications of Michigan, Inc.'s motion for rehearing or reconsideration and motion for a contested case proceeding in relation to Ameritech Michigan's Section 271 application. The Commission had previously opened a docket
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The Michigan Public Service Commission, in its February 25, 1998 meeting, issued an order that partially grants the request for clarification of its November 7, 1997 order regarding the petition of the Michigan Pay Telephone Association (MPTA) to initiate an investigation into whether Ameritech Michigan and GTE North Incorporated are
