Ins and Outs

February 26th, 2008 News

  • Study Finds Improved Cognitive Health among Older Americans… [NIH]
  • Largest yet survey of human genetic diversity… [Nature]
  • New York City to Help Doctors Track Patients’ Records Electronically… [NYT]
  • Anorexia site clampdown urged … [BBC]
  • Novartis Makes Progess on Dengue Fever Treatment … [WSJ]
  • Philips aligns healthcare informatics business to simplify the flow of patient data throughout the hospital… [Philips]
  • Lilly Takes New Approach to Battling Schizophrenia … [WSJ]
  • Minimally invasive fibroid treatment (uterine artery embolization) fares well in multicenter trial… [Radiological Society of North America]
  • Regulator of microRNAs is key to cell reprogramming and carcinogenesis… [Children’s Hospital Boston ]
  • Oncogenic role of DDX3 in breast cancer biogenesis … [Oncogene]
  • Safety of assisted reproduction: assessment of abnormalities in children after in vitro fertilization… [Nature Clinical Practice Urology]
  • Max Planck scientists discover a “voice” area in the brain of a nonhuman primate… [Max Planck Society]
  • Lipitor Pitchman Jarvik Rows Into the Sunset … [WSJ]
  • Hospital scientist stole bacteria to kill herself, panel told… [Guardian]
  • Suicidal pets get anti-depressants; They cannot discuss problems in their lives with others… [news.com.au]

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