Archive for February, 2009

“LCC lecturer discusses progress, future of genetic studies”
Cheryll Borgaard
Daily News, February 13, 2009

When it comes to identifying human genes, scientists and researchers have barely scratched the surface.

“Of the 20,000 to 30,000 genes known in humans, we only understand 2,000 to 3,000 of them,” Dr. Robert Sandstrom said Thursday at Lower Columbia College. (more…)

Less than a year after opening an office at University Plaza in Salmon Creek, Northwest Medical Analytic Laboratory (NMAL) has expanded its Clark County presence. The Longview-based company recently o... (continue reading)

Pacific Surgical Institute, in conjunction with the Ron Durham Memorial Trust, will be a primary sponsor of two Southwest Washington Symphony concerts at the Rose Center for the Arts on the Lower Colu... (continue reading)