Ins and Outs

December 12th, 2007 News

  • A new strategy for drug design … [Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique]
  • A New Way for Doctors to Get Sued … [WSJ]
  • Do Not Resuscitate orders prompt debate … [Chicago Tribune]
  • GE announces further dose reduction improvements in CT… [GE Healthcare]
  • FDA’s Safety Reviews of Prilosec and Nexium Find No Evidence of Increased Rates of Cardiac Events … [FDA]
  • Will Third Time Be the Charm for Over-the-Counter Statin? … [WSJ]
  • Patients with mild Cushing syndrome may benefit from adrenalectomy … [UT Southwestern]
  • More “functional” DNA in genome than previously thought… [Johns Hopkins]
  • Coated Ultrasmall Quantum Dots Suitable for In Vivo Imaging … [NCI’s Alliance for Nanotechnology in Cancer]
  • Protein-Dependent “Switch” Regulates Intracellular Trafficking in Epithelial Cells … [Weill Cornell Medical College]
  • How the anthrax bacterium eludes our immune defenses … [Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique]
  • The Aging Brain: Failure to Communicate … [Howard Hughes Medical Institute]
  • Using gene delivery to protect from HIV-1-related neuron loss … [Gene Therapy]
  • Attractiveness Is Its Own Reward … [Caltech]
  • Canadian Nuke Shutdown Hurting U.S. Patients … [WSJ]
  • Music is in our genes: African cultures that sing alike tend to be genetically similar… [Nature]

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