Ins and Outs

March 4th, 2008 News

  • Measles cases jump to record high… [BBC]
  • Hip-Protector Maker Sues Harvard Doc Over JAMA Study … [WSJ]
  • Boston Scientific Announces European Approval of New Heart Failure Lead… [Boston Scientific]
  • “Inferior Turbinate Debriding Technique: Ten-Year Results,” Paper Shows Long-Term Efficacy of Microdebrider Turbinoplasty for Treatment of Nasal Obstructions… [Medtronic]
  • Boston Scientific Announces First European Implants of New Devices to Treat Heart Failure and Sudden Cardiac Death… [Boston Scientific]
  • New Test for Joint Infection Could Spare Some Patients an Unnecessary Procedure… [NIH]
  • Gene for ‘Woolly Hair’ May Spur Hair Remedies … [WSJ]
  • Treatment of pulmonary metastatic tumors in mice using lentiviral vector-engineered stem cells… [Cancer Gene Therapy]
  • Irritating Smells Alert Special Cells… [National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders]
  • Google Invests In DNA Sequencing Project… [TechCrunch]
  • Suicidal Anorexics: Determined to Die? [Time]
  • The Language of Autism… [NYT]
  • PHYSICIANS REPORT THEY NEED MORE SLEEP: Caffeine Use Higher Among Physicians Than Patients… [American College of Chest Physicians]

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