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Glycosyn LLC is a biotechnology company based in Woburn, MA, focused on developing products derived from unique bioactive sugars found in human milk, known as Human Milk Oligosaccharides (HMOs). The company's mission is to enhance infant and child health by combating infectious and chronic diseases globally through the application of these natural sugars in nutrition, therapeutics, and diagnostics. With a commitment to promoting normal gut ecology and enhancing immune function, Glycosyn's products aim to positively impact overall intestinal health and address serious conditions such as infectious diarrhea, childhood respiratory diseases, inflammatory bowel disease, irritable bowel syndrome, and metabolic diseases. Recent advances in glycobiology have unveiled the potential of these natural food products in human nutrition and disease prevention and treatment. Generated from the website

GE Healthcare in Woburn, MA is a company that specializes in providing innovative healthcare solutions and technologies. With a focus on improving patient outcomes and advancing medical research, GE Healthcare offers a range of products and services to support healthcare providers and institutions. Generated from their business information

The Bedford Research Foundation in Somerville, MA, is an independent, not-for-profit biomedical institute dedicated to conducting stem cell research and addressing understudied health issues, including HIV and prostate diseases. By utilizing an innovative funding model that covers overhead costs through fee-for-service testing, the Foundation ensures that a significant portion of donations directly supports vital experiments. With a focus on advancing curative therapies, Bedford Research collaborates with global partners while maintaining the flexibility to pursue groundbreaking research directions. The foundation's commitment to socially relevant entrepreneurship and scientific exploration has positioned it at the forefront of stem cell research, particularly in the areas of parthenogenesis and circadian rhythms in early mammalian development. Generated from the website