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Could a tiny patch replace the injection needle? A Cork start-up is working on it (opens the original)
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If youâre someone who feels an irrational panic at the thought of having an injection, thereâs a sporting chance you suffer from trypanophobia, also known as fear of needles. The good news for phobics, or indeed anyone who finds injections difficult, is that advances in needle technology have led to the development of the microneedle, which can be used instead of a sharp metal needle to deliver medicine without the âouchâ factor. Making its mark in this emerging niche is ArrayPatch, a Co
Can AI give small businesses the marketing muscle of big companies? (opens the original)
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Running a small business is a juggling act that often involves making the most of scant resources. The budget simply isnât there to pay for outside help with tasks such as marketing, so it gets done when time and money permit. The problem with such ârandom acts of marketingâ is that they seldom deliver results, according to Sharon Mooney, co-founder with Peter McPartlin of MarkGo, a newly launched AI-based marketing strategy platform aimed at SMEs. âWe are regularly told that SMEs repres
What grants will help me stay living in my home as I get old? (opens the original)
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Moving house is stressful at any age, but for older people who have spent a lifetime in their family homes, the prospect of having to uproot because a property is too expensive to maintain or has become difficult to get about in can be overwhelming. State-backed grants that are available to make repairs and improvements â such as updating the electrics or installing a more efficient heating system â could support independent living for longer. There are three main forms of home improvement a
Probiotics claims: âOver 60% of supplements off the retail shelf failed our testâ (opens the original)
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Dr Ali Winger is a life scientist with more than 20 yearsâ experience in biotechnology, probiotics and product innovation with some of the biggest names in the business, including Leo Pharma, Deerland Probiotics and Enzymes, Novozymes OneHealth and Novonesis. Her career has spanned both scientific and commercial roles at a senior international level, and she could easily have spent her entire working life in the corporate sector and been well remunerated for it. Instead, she decided to take th
Constant eye on innovation key to turning water leaks into a growing business (opens the original)
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A classic mistake made by first-time founders is to assume that the eureka moment that inspired their start-up will be enough to carry their new business safely into the future. This is rarely the case. In a successful business, innovation is seldom one big bang. Itâs an incremental process that starts with a bright idea but continues in other ways to create a rounded business with the momentum needed for growth. Without it, start-ups fail, and approximately 50 per cent of new businesses go to
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