Abstract: Devices, systems, and methods thereof for assessing patient specific data. A system for preoperatively assessing a patient may include a wearable device, such as a vest having a plurality of segmented compartments configured to apply force(s) onto the patient's spine, a pump connected to the vest and configured to inflate the compartments of the vest, and a computer for receiving patient specific data from the vest. The force(s) and resulting displacement to the spine may be measured and used to calculate the stiffness of the spine, range of motion, flexibility, or other biomechanical information for the patient.

Abstract: Devices, systems, and methods thereof for assessing patient specific data. A system for preoperatively assessing a patient may include a wearable device, such as a vest having a plurality of segmented compartments configured to apply force(s) onto the patient's spine, a pump connected to the vest and configured to inflate the compartments of the vest, and a computer for receiving patient specific data from the vest. The force(s) and resulting displacement to the spine may be measured and used to calculate the stiffness of the spine, range of motion, flexibility, or other biomechanical information for the patient.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to novel HTT-1A targeting sequences. Novel HTT-1A targeting oligonucleotides for the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases are also provided.

Abstract: Computerized systems and methods are disclosed for aggregating information and digital services into an interactive user interface. In accordance with certain embodiments, computerized systems and methods are provided that display a plurality of tiles for a plurality of sources, the plurality of sources being provided by at least a first information provider and a second information provider. The systems and methods may further include receiving a selection of content within a first tile in the plurality of tiles, the content being provided by the first information provider. The systems and methods may further include dragging, based on input from the first user, the selected content onto a second tile linked to the second information provider. The systems and methods may further include sending, based on the dragging, the selected content to the second information provider to share the selected content with a second user.

Abstract: Computerized systems and methods are disclosed for aggregating information and digital services into an interactive user interface. In accordance with certain embodiments, computerized systems and methods are provided that display a plurality of tiles for a plurality of sources, the plurality of sources being provided by at least a first information provider and a second information provider. The systems and methods may further include receiving a selection of content within a first tile in the plurality of tiles, the content being provided by the first information provider. The systems and methods may further include dragging, based on input from the first user, the selected content onto a second tile linked to the second information provider. The systems and methods may further include sending, based on the dragging, the selected content to the second information provider to share the selected content with a second user.

Abstract: A pet strap formed of a transparent material, such as plastic or synthetic rubber, with photoluminescent or phosphorescent colored pigment homogeneously dispersed within and incorporated into the elastometric material. The preferred photoluminescent is strontium oxide aluminate or strontium barium aluminate, which emit a yellow-green light. The strap may be disposed to encircle the neck of the pet as a conventional collar with a buckle and strap end retainers. The strap may also be made in various dimensions suitable for pets of all sizes, and may be configured to be trimmed to the desired size. Another embodiment of the pet strap includes a light reversion strip and an underlying or encased fabric reinforcing strip encased within the elastomeric strap adjacent the bottom side of the strap that contacts the pet. The light reversion strip will allow available light to charge the luminescents more proficiently for better performance.