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By: Rob Lewis
The gains can be dramatic. In one case, a Catapult Print customer doubled throughput from 45 packs per minute to 90 packs per minute after switching from manual sleeves to linerless label, enabling them to make significant labor cost savings by eliminating an entire shift. In the UK, some lines are running at 140 packs.
By: Rob Lewis
Are psychedelic-assisted therapies an answer to mental health? Veterans are leading the efforts to understand how it works. Will we listen?
By any honest measure, veterans have long been unintended pioneers in the advancement of medicine.
By any honest measure, veterans have long been unintended pioneers in the advancement of medicine.
Veterans are again on the front lines of an advance in medicine — this time involving psychedelics — as they search for ways to address the invisible wounds of war.
By any honest measure, veterans have long been unintended pioneers in the advancement of medicine.
By: Rob Lewis, Hidzir Junaini
Words by Hidzir Junaini Photography by Rob Lewis First published: 12 May 2026 Last updated: 12 May 2026 News
By: Rob Lewis
By any honest measure, veterans have long been unintended pioneers in the advancement of medicine.
The landscape of personal finance is shifting beneath our feet. Today, news broke that
As they search for ways to address the invisible wounds of war, they are on the frontlines of an advance in medicine, this time involving psychedelics.
