Sheryll Mangahas

Sheryll Mangahas is a BioScience Analyst at Praedicat. Her responsibilities at Praedicat include scientific content and data integration. Sheryll completed her undergraduate degrees at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) where she double majored in Biochemistry/Chemistry and Cognitive Science with a Specialization in Neuroscience. Her graduate work at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) focused on the biophysics of rhodopsin, a membrane protein in the eye.

Nanotechnology in food: helpful or harmful?

Nanotechnology in food: helpful or harmful? 500 317 Sheryll Mangahas

Researchers announced recently that they have developed a new screening technique for detecting pyrethroid pesticides in food. This screening technique uses magnetic nanoparticles and, one day, could be incorporated directly in food…

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Separating the Rumors from the Science: Rivaroxaban

Separating the Rumors from the Science: Rivaroxaban 150 150 Sheryll Mangahas

CoMeta™ Life Science adds pharmaceutical Litagion® agent profiles to CoMeta focusing on evaluating the liability that could arise from a manufacturer’s failure to warn physicians regarding the risk of specific…

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What Happens to Liability Risk When Regulators Take Action? The Case of Silica.

What Happens to Liability Risk When Regulators Take Action? The Case of Silica. 150 150 Sheryll Mangahas

Inhalation of crystalline silica can cause silicosis, a permanent scarring of the lungs leading to impaired lung functioning, and possibly death. Silicosis first garnered public attention in the early 1930s…

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