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Supportive policies needed to boost serendipitous “cross-pollination” for innovative R&D

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March 22, 2023

Policies to support “cross-pollination” in innovation could keep Canada a leader in R&D for age-related balance loss, say John Ralston and Ryan Peters who have developed therapies for this condition.

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Organizations: Alberta Health Services, Canadian Space Agency, Mitacs, Neursantys, U.S. National Institutes of Health, and University of Calgary
People: Dr. John Ralston, PhD and Dr. Ryan Peters, PhD
Topics: "cross-pollination" in innovation, age-related balance impairments, bioelectronic treatment, Deep Space Healthcare Challenge, health and economic cost of balance impairments, measuring healthcare innovation outcomes, vestibular balance system, vestibular medicine, and vestibular research and balance restoration

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