EpicentRx Word of the Week: Epilogism

EpicentRx Word of the Week: Epilogism

“Nab a better vocab” Epilogism Definition: Noun: An epilogism refers to deliberately eye- or ear-catching new phrases, words, or abbreviations that are related to EpicentRx or its therapies. Epilogisms plural: Noun: Epilogisms refer to more than one inventive new...
You Complete Me

You Complete Me

  One of the most quotable movies of all time is Jerry Maguire. The plot centers on the unintentional journey of an ultra-slick sports agent starring Tom Cruise that puts aside his cynicism and resets his moral compass at great cost to himself both personally and...
EpicentRx Word of the Week: Epilogism

EpicentRx Word of the Week: Pretection

“Make your vocab fab” Pretection Definition: Protection of non-diseased tissues and organs through pretreatment only. -pretect verb Example sentence: “On par with early detection is pretection”. “An ounce of pretection is worth a pound of cure”. “The universal police...
EpicentRx Word of the Week: Epilogism

EpicentRx Word of the Week: AdAPT

“Rehab your vocab” AdAPT Definitions: Noun: An attenuated adenoviral platform that expresses proteins, usually those that are immunostimulatory in tumors or other diseased tissues. Verb: to make fit for a new use by modification. Example sentences:...
“Teem” Bacteria and the Microbiome

“Teem” Bacteria and the Microbiome

Exactly how the microbiome affects human health is a question mark. But that it is important to human health is well established. Period. Or rather colon. Over 100 trillion. No, that is not (yet) the size of the U.S. national debt. Rather, it is the number of bacteria...