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Monday, February 4, 2008

Ins and Outs

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  • 'Watermarks' written in first artificial genome ... [Telegraph]

  • Sugary soft drinks linked to increased risk of gout in men ... [BMJ]

  • When Will Docs Reach for Medtronic's Endeavor Stent? ... [WSJ]

  • Study finds PET superior to standard tools for evaluating cancer treatment ... [UCLA]

  • The detection of carbon nanotubes and workplace safety ... [Nanowerk]

  • FDA Issues Public Health Advisory on Chantix ... [FDA]

  • Smart nanofibers at the flip of a light switch ... [Nanowerk]

  • Teva will not market generic Protonix ... [Globes]

  • Influenza changes channels ... [Nature]

  • Hot Liquids Release Potentially Harmful Chemicals in Polycarbonate Plastic Bottles ... [University of Cincinnati]

  • Neurosurgeons Using New Liquid Treatment For Wide-Neck Brain Aneurysm ... [Thomas Jefferson University Hospital]
    Flashbacks: Onyx Liquid Embolic Approved by FDA

  • Male Circumcision No Aid to Women in Study ... [NY Times]

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