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In this month's #KentConnects blog post, we look at some of the recent scientific discoveries and potential treatments for obesity, including a rare genetic mutation that guards against obesity and a new obesity drug made from lizard venom. bit.ly/3sYc8ol

In our latest #KentConnects blog post, we explore the history of neuroscience and major neuroscience discoveries using mouse models. ow.ly/IeVg50xkYVi

One of the key tenets of “One Health,” which will be the theme of the 2019 @AALASnational Meeting, is that the environment plays a key role in human disease. More on the #KentConnects blog: ow.ly/1hZn50woIg5

The "One Health" initiative, which is used by the @CDCgov to fight disease and protect public health, is so important to the field of animal laboratory science that it will be a major focus of the @AALASnational Meeting this October. ow.ly/jvD550vJRXh #KentConnects

The human gut, or microbiome, is emerging as an important factor in human health. Learn more about recent studies focused on this area in our #KentConnects blog: ow.ly/Id6N50vf2Ym

All over the world, researchers use animal models. While global research goals may be similar, there are significant differences between standards for pre-clinical research with animals in the United States versus internationally: ow.ly/kfF050uMnaz #KentConnects

Do researchers need better mice? Recent studies show there may be little advantage to using traditional inbred mouse populations for biomedical research: ow.ly/wr3C30oc9Gh #KentConnects #labresearch

Does your lab have all the equipment it needs for the best outcomes and the safety of your animals and clinicians? Consult this helpful checklist to be sure you're not missing any key equipment and talk to us about your new lab requirements: ow.ly/khCO30nQojn #KentConnects

2018 has been a great year for clinical research, with scientists working w/ small animal models making important discoveries in a number of areas, including Alzheimer's, autism, cancer, & more. Here are 2018's most significant breakthroughs: ow.ly/2pHz30n2582 #KentConnects

Does the general public know about the scientific research you’re conducting? Here's how to get general news outlets to write about your work: ow.ly/d6Vz30mKPcx #KentConnects

In our latest #KentConnects blog post, Kent Scientific marks Breast Cancer Awareness month with a roundup of important discoveries using mouse models that could lead to new breast cancer treatments: ow.ly/rrJ430mpzoM #breastcancerawareness

One of the most promising Alzheimer's studies has discovered a strong connection between the immune system and cognitive decline, both from Alzheimer’s and the normal aging process. Read more in this month's #KentConnects blog post: ow.ly/leHE30lXKwl #WorldAlzheimersMonth

On August 1, meteorologist Kelvin Droegemeier was nominated as the director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OTSP). If his appointment is confirmed by the Senate, it could good news for the #research community: bit.ly/2wqVVeC #KentConnects

Buying canisters of compressed gas for the traditional vaporizer in your lab is inconvenient & expensive. With Kent Scientific’s SomnoSuite Low Flow Anesthesia System, you get the same levels using regular room air. Learn more in our #KentConnects blog: bit.ly/2zZG0c2

Several new #vaccines may soon be available, thanks to #animalresearch. Read more in our #KentConnects blog post: bit.ly/2MZlNWh

Does a scientist’s gender affect the results of their research? New studies say yes, & not only does the gender of the clinician matter, the gender of lab animals does as well. Read more in our #KentConnects blog post: bit.ly/2H2oXEF #ClinicalResearch #AnimalResearch

In our latest #KentConnects blog post, we explore how #STEM mentoring can open children's eyes to all of the career opportunities in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics: bit.ly/2JnzewH

Are you monitoring your animals? When you're working with live animals in a research setting, precise physiological monitoring is crucial, both to ensure the safety & comfort of the animals and to obtain the best scientific results. Via #kentconnects: goo.gl/qB6ncE

Why aren't there more women in science? Some claim it has to do with biology, aptitude, or personality; it actually has more to do with bias, stereotypes, + lack of mentorship. Read more from #KentConnects: goo.gl/FcAL1J #STEM #womeninSTEM

Is a solution to the opioid crisis in sight? Research with lab mice at @IndianaUniv has uncovered an alternative painkiller: goo.gl/9W4x75 #KentConnects #opioidcrisis #labresearch

Buying canisters of compressed gas for the traditional vaporizer in your lab is inconvenient & expensive. With Kent Scientific’s SomnoSuite Low Flow Anesthesia System, you get the same levels using regular room air. Learn more in our #KentConnects blog: bit.ly/2zZG0c2

That's a wrap! Be on the lookout for the annual news magazine program #KentConnects airing on @TV2KSU next week!

Talk no.2 with @noelito from #KCC talking about #kentconnects #devs #tech

In our latest #KentConnects blog post, we explore how #STEM mentoring can open children's eyes to all of the career opportunities in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics: bit.ly/2JnzewH

Are you monitoring your animals? When you're working with live animals in a research setting, precise physiological monitoring is crucial, both to ensure the safety & comfort of the animals and to obtain the best scientific results. Via #kentconnects: goo.gl/qB6ncE

ALL-STAR BAND applications are due on Monday - don't miss out on this awesome experience! Please RT #kentconnects

Learning about the 'Internet of Things' with @digi_together and @UniKent #kentconnects ift.tt/1JjSwBX

2018 has been a great year for clinical research, with scientists working w/ small animal models making important discoveries in a number of areas, including Alzheimer's, autism, cancer, & more. Here are 2018's most significant breakthroughs: ow.ly/2pHz30n2582 #KentConnects

One of the key tenets of “One Health,” which will be the theme of the 2019 @AALASnational Meeting, is that the environment plays a key role in human disease. More on the #KentConnects blog: ow.ly/1hZn50woIg5

Does a scientist’s gender affect the results of their research? New studies say yes, & not only does the gender of the clinician matter, the gender of lab animals does as well. Read more in our #KentConnects blog post: bit.ly/2H2oXEF #ClinicalResearch #AnimalResearch

The human gut, or microbiome, is emerging as an important factor in human health. Learn more about recent studies focused on this area in our #KentConnects blog: ow.ly/Id6N50vf2Ym

One of the most promising Alzheimer's studies has discovered a strong connection between the immune system and cognitive decline, both from Alzheimer’s and the normal aging process. Read more in this month's #KentConnects blog post: ow.ly/leHE30lXKwl #WorldAlzheimersMonth

All over the world, researchers use animal models. While global research goals may be similar, there are significant differences between standards for pre-clinical research with animals in the United States versus internationally: ow.ly/kfF050uMnaz #KentConnects

The "One Health" initiative, which is used by the @CDCgov to fight disease and protect public health, is so important to the field of animal laboratory science that it will be a major focus of the @AALASnational Meeting this October. ow.ly/jvD550vJRXh #KentConnects

On August 1, meteorologist Kelvin Droegemeier was nominated as the director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OTSP). If his appointment is confirmed by the Senate, it could good news for the #research community: bit.ly/2wqVVeC #KentConnects

Why aren't there more women in science? Some claim it has to do with biology, aptitude, or personality; it actually has more to do with bias, stereotypes, + lack of mentorship. Read more from #KentConnects: goo.gl/FcAL1J #STEM #womeninSTEM

Does your lab have all the equipment it needs for the best outcomes and the safety of your animals and clinicians? Consult this helpful checklist to be sure you're not missing any key equipment and talk to us about your new lab requirements: ow.ly/khCO30nQojn #KentConnects

In our latest #KentConnects blog post, we explore the history of neuroscience and major neuroscience discoveries using mouse models. ow.ly/IeVg50xkYVi

Do researchers need better mice? Recent studies show there may be little advantage to using traditional inbred mouse populations for biomedical research: ow.ly/wr3C30oc9Gh #KentConnects #labresearch

In this month's #KentConnects blog post, we look at some of the recent scientific discoveries and potential treatments for obesity, including a rare genetic mutation that guards against obesity and a new obesity drug made from lizard venom. bit.ly/3sYc8ol