Ins and Outs

December 19th, 2007 News

  • The eye of the fly – just one of many inspiring biomodels for nanotechnology … [Nanowerk]
  • UCSF medical school fires dean in dispute over finances … [SF Chronicle]
  • Medical Device Ads Should Do More to Warn Patients … [WSJ]
  • JAMA Adds More Web 2.0 Features to Its Website … [Clinical Cases and Images]
  • Blood infections traced to tainted syringes … [AP]
  • Philips announces intention to acquire U.S.-based VISICU … [Philips]
  • FDA Approves New Beta Blocker Bystolic (nebivolol) to Treat High Blood Pressure … [FDA]
  • FDA Grants Tentative Approval to First Generic for Antiretroviral Viread … [FDA]
  • FDA Mandates New Warning for Nonoxynol 9 OTC Contraceptive Products … [FDA]
  • Stop the Government’s War on Drug Companies … [WSJ]
  • What nephrologists need to know about gadolinium … [Nature Clinical Practice Nephrology]
  • Researchers Discover Link Between Chronic Kidney Disease and Oxygen-Deprived Tissue … [UPenn]
  • BMI criteria for obesity surgery should be lowered, researchers suggest … [UT Southwestern Medical Center]
  • Monkeys add up like we do … [Nature]
  • Junk Food County … [Newsweek]
  • Modeling population exposures to outdoor sources of hazardous air pollutants … [Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental Epidemiology]
  • Researcher: Cause and Treatment for Parkinson’s “In Our Sights” … [Scientific American]
  • Massage Helps Ease Postoperative Pain … [MedPage Today]
  • Tattoo Me? Please Hold the MRSA … [WSJ]
  • Sex Your Way to Better Health: A Dozen Reasons Why You Should Have Sex Tonight … [Fox News]

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