Ins and Outs

May 12th, 2008 News

  • That Must Be Bob. I Hear His New Hip Squeaking…. [NYT]
  • Doctor Shortage is ‘Coming On Like A Freight Train’ … [WSJ]
  • FDA study: Insulin pumps linked to injuries, deaths in teens… [AP]
  • What IBM Has to Do With Consumer-Driven Health Care … [WSJ]
  • Medtronic Announces Start of International Study Comparing Endeavor® Resolute Drug-Eluting Stent to Abbott’s Xience® V… [Medtronic]
  • Boston Scientific Announces Dismissal of Johnson & Johnson Patent Lawsuit in Canada… [Boston Scientific]
  • FDA Approves New Formulation of Coagulation Therapy: NovoSeven RT (Factor VII)Can Be Stored at Room Temperature… [FDA]
  • Killer Competition: Neurons Duke It Out For Survival… [Johns Hopkins]
  • Electrode re-implantation helps some Parkinson’s disease patients… [JAMA]
  • Bacteria ‘can learn’… [Nature]
  • Molecular Pathway in Muscle Helps Explain Effectiveness of Diabetes Interventions… [NIH]
  • Team develops safe, effective RNA interference technique… [MIT]
  • Artificial airways good news for asthma and animals… [University of Southampton]
  • New MRI technique detects subtle but serious brain injury… [UT Southwestern]
  • Professor ferrets out mysteries of biology by giving computers ‘intelligence’… [Stanford]
  • Mathematics simplifies sleep monitoring… [The University of Queensland]
  • Exeter engineers create new technique for malaria diagnosis… [University of Exeter]
  • How Fairness Is Wired in the Brain… [Caltech]
  • Therapeutic potential of statins in thyroid proliferative disease…[Nature Clinical Practice Endocrinology & Metabolism]
  • Wnt signaling and stem cell control… [Cell Research]
  • Study Suggests Computer Games are Good for Boys… [UberReview]

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