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� � � � � � This Startup Wants To Fight Bladder Cancer With A Genetically Engineered Virus - Forbes    Every year, over 80,000 Americans are diagnosed with it. Nearly 800,000 Americans are living with it and some 16,000 will likely die from it. It’s the 6th most common cancer in the country. And yet, you rarely hear about bladder cancer, says Gary Steinberg, a urologist on the faculty of Rush Medical College. “There are celebrities that will talk about their lung cancer and they’ll talk about their colon cancer,” he says. “They’ll talk about breast cancer and their prostate cancer, but it’s very, very rare that you’ll hear about their battle with bladder cancer.” That’s in part, he says, because of the embarrassment people have around its impact on their normal bodily functions. Nevertheless, he says, it can be a “devastating disease” and it does frequently recur. Continued here � � � � � � Don't like ads? Go ad-free with TradeBriefs Premium Unintentional Ways You Are Wasting Time - Inc.com    When it comes to productivity, there are a lot of things that can slow you down as a business owner. There are employee issues, customer concerns, marketing issues, and a whole slew of other fires that pop up on a daily basis. But, for the majority of us, there is one productivity killer that beats all others in terms of time and resources lost, and that is escapist behavior. I have worked with thousands of business owners who use email as a place to hide from the pressures of strategic challenges or intimidating conversations. Personally, when I get stressed, I often wander the aisles of my local Staples, buying office supplies that I don't really need. Still other business owners will escape by looking for a simple problem at work to solve. And others turn to television or social media as a distraction. The best entrepreneurs intentionally choose escapist behaviors that at worst cause no harm, and at best actually serve them and their companies. So the first step is to discover where you currently like to go when you are feeling overwhelmed, and then figure out how you can change those behaviors.  Whether you're watching it on a 70-inch television or a seven-inch tablet, TV still holds its spot as a time addiction that robs business owners of hours each week. Time that could be invested in reading a book, enjoying your family, or even getting a better night's sleep. I have even seen a business owner or two install a television in their office to watch while they work, which would understandably make a huge impact on their ability to deal with complex problems and strategies. If you must use a screen, replace this behavior by watching educational videos or listening to a podcast from a leader in your industry.  Continued here � � � � � � $15K Drop In EV Prices Led By Tesla, As Model 3, Model Y Prices Fall - Forbes    Electric vehicles are getting more affordable. Not quite at gas car levels but they’re getting there. The average transaction price for a new electric vehicle dropped sharply from a year ago, says Kelley Blue Book (KBB). Tesla's price cuts have pushed electric vehicle (EV) prices down more than 22% year over year, from $65,295 to $50,683, KBB said this past week. Continued here � � � � � � How Olipop's founders turned a $100,000 investment into a 'healthier' soda brand bringing in $20 million a month - CNBC    Most people only wake up in the middle of the night to a noise outside or a bad dream — but at 3 a.m., Ben Goodwin thinks about soda. Goodwin is the CEO and formulator of Olipop, a "healthier" prebiotic soda on track to surpass $200 million in sales by the end of the year. He and his co-founder, David Lester, 42, launched Olipop in 2018 with the goal of creating a product that would "help push people's diets in a healthier direction … but doesn't require a massive behavior shift from them," Goodwin, 38, tells CNBC Make It. Continued here

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