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AquaNew remains on the cutting edge of water-related technologies.

Summary of BioFlorida’s Wound Care Management Event, February 2016

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WIT International was a sponsor of BioFlorida’s Wound Care Management Event. Over 50 healthcare practitioners and innovators attended the event held at the Sarasota Memorial Hospital Auditorium to learn from representatives of companies – both major and startup – who manufacture wound care products (Their corporate headquarters  are located within Sarasota County, FL). The Panel included …

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AquaNew’s Spotlight on AHH-Mazing “AHA!” Discoveries

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You know you’ve experienced it – that special “AHA!” moment of realization that seems to hit you when you least expect it. Some find it through meditation, self-reflection, brainstorming, creative pursuits, or spending time in nature. We had our own “AHA!” moment one evening this time last year when AquaNew sponsored an ingenuity event in Sarasota. Keynote …

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Bubbles

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Watt-Ahh® Inventor Rob Gourley is a “bubble master.” No, he does not make the bubbly champagne used to toast in the New Year. Instead, he infuses the stable all-water gas into a tank filled with up to 6,000 gallons of ultra pure liquid water. The gas goes through special air stones placed at the bottom …

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Pneumonia is No. 1 Childhood Fatal Disease Worldwide – New Modality May Decrease Child Mortality (P3)

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    Update on Water Ion Technologies (Part 3)   In Part 1 and Part 2 of this series, we discussed the dire need for a new effective modality to reduce mortality of children worldwide from the ravages of antibiotic-resistant forms of pneumonia. We are not aware of any vaccine that will safeguard all children (and …

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Pneumonia is No. 1 Childhood Fatal Disease Worldwide – New Modality May Decrease Child Mortality (Part 2)

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Update on Water Ion Technologies (Part 2)  In Part 1 of this series, we discussed the dire need for a new effective modality to reduce mortality of children worldwide from the ravages of antibiotic-resistant forms of pneumonia. We are not aware of any vaccine that will safeguard all children (and adults) from all types of …

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Detriment to Unlocking the “Cycle of Prosperity for Women” Worldwide – Water Ion Technologies Modality May Decrease Child Mortality from Pneumonia

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Update on Water Ion Technologies (Part 1)  One of the pillars of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation is aiding women to unlock the “Cycle of Prosperity.” Women typically maintain the household budgets that are allocated to give nutrition, shelter and education for their children. A family’s livelihood and prosperity are severely damaged over the …

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Could the Recent Discovery of a Faulty Gene Unlock the Obesity Mystery?

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Could a faulty gene be responsible for those extra seven pounds that can be so difficult to get rid of? According to recent research, scientists at MIT and Harvard University are finding that an individual’s diet, and insufficient exercise, may not be totally to blame. An estimated 1 in 6 people have a version of the FTO …

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Earth 2.0

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NASA Makes an Ahh-Mazing AHA! Discovery: Earth’s Older and Bigger Cousin  While NASA has confirmed another Earth-like planet in the “habitable zone” around a star much like our sun, I wouldn’t pack my bags just yet. Kepler-452B is one of a dozen newly discovered, similarly small, and potentially livable planets in our quest to find a new …

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Philae Comet Landing: Is There Life on Comet 67P?

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An Ahh-Mazing AHA! Discovery Several Steps Outside the Scientific Mainstream It may have taken the European Space Agency lander, Philae, more than six months to awaken after his bumpy landing on the shady side of Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko last November, but boy did he have a message to share when his solar panels recharged. According to the data being …

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