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by Paul A. Eisenstein
Kia topped the list of brands in J.D. Power and Associates’ two thousand seventeen Initial Quality Investigate, with all three Korean marques landing in the Top Ten. So did four Detroit brands. Read More
As the world’s automakers place larger bets on electrified vehicle technology, many industry analysts are debating a key question: How quickly can plug-in cars become mainstream?
The conventional view holds that electrical cars will remain a niche product for many years, plagued by high sticker prices and powerfully dependent on government subsidies. Read More
When do you report an accident, when don’t you, and what are the consequences? Below are some valuable guidelines to help you know what to do if you get in a collision.
Immunotherapy is a very active area of cancer research. Many scientists and doctors around the world are studying fresh ways to use immunotherapy to treat cancer. Some of these are discussed here.
Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) have already become an significant part of the treatment for many cancers. Read More
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Detroit may be steeped in its automotive past, but the Motor City is not feeling all that nostalgic about its contributions to the car industry. In the past, the North American International Auto demonstrate has been defined by muscle cars, concepts that celebrated iconic brand history, and unspoiled unadulterated horsepower. Read More
As Apple moves closer to introducing autonomous vehicles, here are three strategies it may pursue in designing this product: A technology-driven entry in the Apple ecosystem, so that the car is indeed a Trojan pony to help sell more iPhones; a safety-driven product that utilizes Siri to combat the problem of texting-and-driving; or a game-changing, design-driven product that will update the minivan and create a high-tech mobile office for salespeople and other mobile workers. Read More