Ins and Outs

January 29th, 2008 News

  • Researchers create stem cell lines from poor quality embryos discarded from fertility clinics … [Children’s Hospital Boston]
  • MODIFIED ATKINS DIET CAN CUT EPILEPTIC SEIZURES IN ADULTS … [Johns Hopkins]
  • Drug industry reconsiders sales tactics … [Thompson]
  • New study finds resistant organisms at core of soft contact lens corneal infections … [University Hospitals of Cleveland]
  • Kids and Cold Medicines Don’t Mix … [WSJ]
  • New Antibiotics Grow Scarce As Bad Bugs Multiply … [WSJ]
  • Researchers Determine Structure of Protein Involved in Spastic Paraplegia … [Howard Hughes Medical Institute]
  • Evolution of allelic dimorphism in malarial surface antigens… [Heredity]
  • Catalyst LogoCatalyst Pharmaceutical Partners Begins Enrollment for its U.S. Phase II Clinical Trial of CPP-109 in Patients With Cocaine Addiction … [Brookhaven Lab]
  • Medical imaging co MediGuide signs Medtronic agreement … [Globes]
  • Prognostic false-positivity of the sentinel node in melanoma… [Nature Clinical Practice Oncology]
  • From short reads to the worm genome… [Nature Methods]
  • Medical Training in Second Life … [ScienceRoll]
  • Cutting caffeine may help control diabetes … [Duke Medical]
  • Camera Phones Create Privacy Issues in Hospitals … [Nurse.com]
  • Don’t treat the old and unhealthy, say doctors … [Telegraph]
  • “Technology overload” can ruin relationships … [Reuters]

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