Ins and Outs

February 11th, 2008 News

  • Company claims to have sequenced man’s genome cheaply … [Nature]
  • Scientists Identify New Cellular Receptor for HIV … [National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases]
  • Seven new prostate cancer genetic risk factors identified … [Cancer Research UK]
  • The First Ache … [NY Times]
  • So, What Does Jarvik Do? A Heart Surgeon Explains … [WSJ]
  • Medical device sector boasts robust approvals, ample money … [Worcester Telegram]
  • NANOSTIM™ Synthetic Bone Paste for Orthopedic Procedures Now Available In Europe … [Medtronic]
  • Nanotechnology’s Future Depends On Who The Public Trusts … [Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies]
  • Acupuncture ‘boosts IVF chances’ … [BBC]
  • How red blood cells nuke their nuclei … [Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research]
  • MIT applies engineering approach to studying biological pathways … [MIT]
  • Moss protein plays role in Alzheimer’s Disease … [Washington University in St. Louis]
  • Doctor who? Are patients making clinical decisions? … [Springer]
  • Tattoos may help deliver vaccine … [BBC]
  • Marrying a distant relative may lead to more offspring … [BBC]
  • Egypt ‘torturing HIV sufferers’ … [BBC]

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