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On National Child Health Day, we reflect on the importance of advancing pediatric healthcare through genomic research. At Athari Bio, we are leveraging genomics to create tailored treatments for the next generation.Susan Mitchell Athari BioSciences #NationalChildHealthDay #ChildHealthMatters #HealthyKidsHealthyFuture #InnovativeHealthcare #GenomicsForChildren #BetterHealthOutcomes #PediatricCare #AthariBioSciences #HealthEquity #FutureOfPediatrics

Research has shown that prolonged time in space can lead to changes in immune cell behavior, reduced immune responses, and altered inflammation patterns. At Athari BioSciences, we are dedicated to understanding these effects, applying knowledge from spaceflight studies to enhance healthcare here on Earth. By studying how the immune system adapts in space, we aim to develop ways to improve patient outcomes both in space and on the ground. Susan Mitchell Athari BioSciences Sarah Alsuleiman #WorldSpaceWeek #GenomicsInSpace #InnovativeScience #SpaceHealth #SpaceExploration #FutureOfHealth #AthariBioSciences #ScientificDiscovery #NextGenHealth #SpaceResearch 

💡 Empowering Entrepreneurs: How Federal Agencies Are Expanding Small Business Participation We are excited to feature a dynamic discussion at the GCG 2024 Contracting Connection Summit on the vital topic of expanding small business participation within federal contracts. Our esteemed panelists include: ✨ Shannon Jackson | Executive Director (SES), U.S. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization ✨ Vonna Ordaz | Director, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Office of Small Business ✨ Natalie Colvin | Small Business Specialist, NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration ✨ Katelyn Rigle | Small Business Liaison, Defense Logistics Agency Contract Audit Agency (DCAA) OAL These trailblazing leaders will share insights on how federal agencies are creating more opportunities for small and disadvantaged businesses, driving inclusion, and ensuring long-term economic growth. At GovCon Giants, we’re committed to bridging the gap between small businesses and federal agencies, empowering entrepreneurs through government-backed contracts that provide economic stability and growth. By participating, your agency plays a crucial role in engaging directly with businesses eager to serve and make an impact. 🌐 Join us at the GCG 2024 Federal Contracting Connection Summit, happening November 14th & 15th at the Fontainebleau in Miami Beach. This is your chance to foster connections, expand your network, and collaborate with top federal leaders and innovative contractors. Don’t miss out— this summit is the gateway to new opportunities in federal contracting. See you there! 🔗 Register here: https://lnkd.in/gedP_v_T #GovCon #SmallBusiness #FederalContracting #GCGSummit #GovConGiants #FederalAgencies #Networking

Rediscover the future of biomedical innovation with Athari BioSciences' new website! Our brand refresh is more than just a new look; it's a commitment to providing you with an outstanding user experience and greater access to our cutting-edge services. Join us in empowering the next generation of biomedical professionals. Check out our enhancements at www.athari.bio today! Susan Mitchell Athari BioSciences #AthariBio #WebsiteLaunch #EmpoweringProfessionals

Today is Native American Day, a time to honor the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of Indigenous peoples across the Americas. Let's celebrate some groundbreaking Native Americans who paved the way in STEMM fields: Floy Agnes Lee, Biologist Floy Agnes Lee (Naranjo Stroud) was a biologist who worked on the Manhattan Project in the hematology lab studying the impact of radiation on humans. She later worked for NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Los Alamos National Laboratory. Interested in human biology? Learn more with science projects like: How Are Antibodies Used for Blood Typing? here https://lnkd.in/euSJE-tH and Forensic Science: Building Your Own Tool for Identifying DNA here https://lnkd.in/eMcGbds6 Susan La Flesche Picotte, Physician Susan La Flesche Picotte (Omaha Nation) was the first Native American woman to earn a medical degree. She treated patients on the Omaha Reservation and later set up a private practice in Bancroft, Nebraska. She lobbied for the prohibition of alcohol on reservations and opened a hospital on the Omaha Indian Reservation. Interested in medicine and healthcare? Learn more with science projects like: Blood Clotting to the Rescue: How to Stop Too Much Blood from Flowing  here https://lnkd.in/efr38C5R and Fighting the Flu: How Your Immune System Uses Its Memory here Fighting the Flu: How Your Immune System Uses Its Memory Edna Lee Paisano, Sociologist & Statistician Edna Lee Paisano (Nez Perce) was a statistician whose work with the U.S. Census Bureau helped improve the census process for accurately including Native American and Alaska Native populations. Interested in statistics and sociology? Learn more with science projects like: M&M Math here https://lnkd.in/eZZA-uww and Can You Crowdsource a Better School Environment here https://lnkd.in/ek9ifKCi ? These pioneers have opened doors and continue to inspire future generations in STEMM fields. As we reflect on this day, let's commit to: -Learning more about Indigenous contributions to science, technology, engineering, math, and medicine -Supporting programs that encourage Native American youth in STEMM -Advocating for diversity, equity, inclusion, accessibility, and belonging in scientific fields Susan Mitchell Athari BioSciences #NativeAmericanDay #IndigenousInSTEMM #DiversityInScience #CulturalAwareness

National Sickle Cell Awareness Month: September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month, and at Athari BioSciences, we are dedicated to not only advancing research but also amplifying the stories of resilience within the sickle cell community. In our latest blog, "Rising Above the Pain: The Journey and Resilience of Those Living with Sickle Cell Disease," we highlight the courageous individuals who face daily battles with SCD and the systemic barriers they overcome. Despite these challenges, they remain warriors, fighting for better treatment, care, and understanding. As we continue our work to develop innovative solutions and equitable care, we are reminded that true progress requires listening to these voices and addressing the gaps in healthcare access, support, and education. Read their inspiring stories and learn how we are working towards a brighter future for sickle cell warriors: https://lnkd.in/ejWQMb4j Together, we can build a more inclusive healthcare system that provides hope and healing. Susan Mitchell Athari BioSciences Ivy Bryant Teanika Hoffman,MA,CHW #SickleCellAwareness #Resilience #AthariBio #HealthcareInnovation #SCDWarriors #EquitableCare #ResearchForACure *Photo credit - Yard Talk 101/photography

Happy Autumnal Equinox! As we balance on the cusp of change, with day and night in perfect equilibrium, it's a fitting moment to reflect on the dynamic world of biomedical science. At Athari BioSciences, we're inspired by nature's rhythms to push the boundaries of innovation. Did you know? NASA and the U.S. Space Force are at the forefront of space health research, revolutionizing how we approach medical challenges both in orbit and on Earth. The microgravity environment accelerates immune system dysregulation or radiation exposure effects; causing conditions such as autoimmune disorders, cancer, DNA damage, and cognitive decline. Space Force's focus on maintaining peak health for space operators is driving advancements in remote health monitoring and preventive care technologies. Just as autumn leaves reveal hidden colors, our cutting-edge BSL2 CLIA certified lab is uncovering new possibilities in diagnostics and research, inspired by these space-based innovations. Like the Earth's tilt that brings us seasons, our perspective shift in biomedical approaches is ushering in a new era of healthcare solutions, bridging the gap between space and terrestrial medicine. As we embrace this seasonal transition, Athari BioSciences remains committed to evolving with the times, ensuring we're always at the forefront of biomedical innovation. Curious about how we're applying space health insights from NASA and Space Force to earthbound challenges? Explore our groundbreaking work at  www.athari.bio Let's usher in this new season with a spirit of discovery and innovation, together! Susan Mitchell Athari BioSciences #AutumnalEquinox #SpaceHealth #SpaceForce #BiomedicalInnovation #AthariBio #NASA #TRISH

Today, September 21st, 2024, we observe World Alzheimer's Day – a crucial moment to spotlight the challenges, triumphs, and ongoing efforts in the fight against Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. The Current Landscape of Alzheimer's  As of 2024, Alzheimer's disease remains the most prevalent form of dementia, affecting an estimated 60 million people worldwide. This progressive brain disorder continues to challenge our global health systems and touch countless lives. Why This Matters More Than Ever 1.    Escalating Numbers: Projections now indicate that by 2030, nearly 82 million people will be living with dementia – a stark increase from previous estimates. 2.    Economic Impact: The global cost of Alzheimer's care has surged to $1.3 trillion annually as of 2024, straining healthcare systems and families alike. 3.    Caregiver Crisis: With the rise in cases, the number of family caregivers has increased to over 20 million in the U.S. alone, facing unprecedented stress and economic hardship. Breakthroughs & Hope  The landscape of Alzheimer's research and treatment has seen significant advancements in 2024: · Innovative Therapies: New drug therapies targeting amyloid plaques have shown promising results in slowing cognitive decline in early-stage Alzheimer's patients. · AI in Diagnostics: Artificial Intelligence algorithms have improved early detection rates by 40%, allowing for earlier interventions. · Personalized Medicine: Genetic profiling now enables more tailored treatment approaches, improving efficacy and reducing side effects. A New Era of Understanding  Recent studies have revealed that lifestyle factors may account for up to 40% of dementia cases. This knowledge empowers us to take proactive steps in brain health: · Regular physical exercise · Cognitive stimulation · Heart-healthy diet · Quality sleep · Stress management The Genetic Factor While lifestyle plays a crucial role, genetic research continues to unveil important insights: · Scientists have identified over 75 genes associated with increased Alzheimer's risk. · New gene therapies are in development, targeting specific genetic markers. · Genetic testing is becoming more accessible, allowing for earlier risk assessment and prevention strategies. As we mark World Alzheimer's Day 2024, we stand at a pivotal moment. With groundbreaking research , innovative technologies, and a growing global commitment, we are closer than ever to transformative breakthroughs. Let's harness this momentum to create a world where Alzheimer's is not just treatable, but preventable. Susan Mitchell Athari BioSciences #WorldAlzheimersDay2024 #EndAlzheimers #BrainHealth  #NeuroscienceInnovation  #GeneticResearch  #CaregiverSupport #AthariBio How are you contributing to brain health and Alzheimer's awareness in 2024? Share your strategies and experiences in the comments below.

Experience the transformation at Athari BioSciences! Our new website reflects our commitment to innovation, with a fresh look and enhanced functionality. Access cutting-edge industry workforce and wellness services more easily than ever before. Visit www.athari.bio to learn how we can support your journey in the biomedical field. Together, let's drive forward biomedical excellence! Susan Mitchell Athari BioSciences #WebsiteLaunch #BrandRefresh #AthariBio #EmpoweringProfessionals

Reminder! Our CEO, Susan Mitchell, will be speaking at the 9th Annual Women Building Bio Conference on September 25th at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. Susan will be joining an incredible panel of women biotech leaders for the session titled "Building Her Legacy: Insights from Women Biotech Leaders." Together, they will share their experiences on company formation, community health, and securing funding for innovation. Session Start Time: 9:00 AM Location: Lester Hall, Macon & Joan Brock Virginia Health Sciences at Old Dominion University We're thrilled to be part of this event, which will drive innovation in women’s health and celebrate the power of female leadership in biotech. Don’t miss out on the insights from Susan and other industry pioneers! And if you're attending let us know, we would love to connect with you in person! Athari BioSciences #WomenBuildingBio #WomenInSTEM #BiotechLeadership #Innovation #AthariBioSciences #WomenInHealthcare