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Could a Modified Flu Virus Help Treat Cancer? What Students With Clinical Research Training Need to Know

Could the flu virus turn from foe to friend? Here’s what students with clinical research training need to know about its possible utility for fighting cancer.

March 13, 2018

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Storing Food Safely After Taking a Food Handling Course

Mastering the dos and don’ts of safe food storage is a must for those with a food handling certificate. Learn the secrets behind storing foods safely.

March 6, 2018

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3 Ways Cannabis Can Help MS Patients: An Intro for Those in Medical Marijuana Certification Training

The active components of cannabis can have a life-changing effect on MS patients. Here’s what those in medical marijuana certification training need to know!

February 27, 2018

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The Benefits of Vitamin D: A Guide for Students in Nutrition Diploma Programs

Vitamin D is a wonder-worker that can help with everything from weight loss to immunity. Find out what to know as you begin your nutrition diploma program.

February 20, 2018

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3 Things for Students in Quality Assurance Training to Know About the ISO 9000 Series

Grads of quality assurance training should be knowledgeable about the ISO 9000 series as it’s a global benchmark of quality. Find out what you need to know!

February 13, 2018

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Job Search Success Tips to Use After Pharmacovigilance Training

Pharmacovigilance training gives you the skills you need for a great new career. Want to ensure you get a quick start? Follow these job search success tips!

February 6, 2018

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AAPS Arrives in Mississauga: Discover Our School’s New Campus!

AAPS’ new campus represents a broadening of opportunities for prospective students who want to attend a top school in Mississauga.

January 30, 2018

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The Challenges to Developing Trials for Orphan Drugs After Clinical Research Training

Developing trials for orphan drugs after clinical research training can be a bit challenging. Find out why addressing the rarest of diseases may get tricky.

January 23, 2018

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How Vegan Cheese Went From Yuck to Yum: An Overview for Students of Food Quality Control

The phrase “vegan cheese” is often met with skepticism by vegans and omnivores alike. For many eco-conscious eaters, the prospect of giving up cheese is the final barrier that prevents them from making the leap from vegetarianism to veganism. This is because, up until quite recently, vegan cheese options were fairly limited and dissimilar from the original dairy product. However, through developments in food science, safety, and quality, vegan cheese has become a much more palatable option for anyone who needs to remove dairy from their diets. These innovations could also have important implications for food quality control and assurance.. READ MORE »

January 16, 2018

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Student Success Story!

Sharing these success stories makes us proud to know we have be able to help change lives. Dear AAPS: I’m extremely happy to let you know that I’ve received my offer letter to join as Project Management Associate at Axiom real-time metrics solutions, On. AAPS course has been an excellent place which has oriented me appropriately to start my clinical research career in Canada. Dr. John Eissenhoeffer’s classes and discussions made me thorough with the subjects of ethics, and medical writing etc, and his assignments have added on to my online certifications- including plain language certificate and TCPS- 2. I’m.. READ MORE »

January 9, 2018

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