Ins and Outs

May 21st, 2008 News

  • In Study, Researchers Find Nanotubes May Pose Health Risks Similar to Asbestos… [NY Times]
  • Doctors Flock to Texas After Tort Reform … [WSJ]
  • Sell your kidney for $50,000, says specialist… [The Sydney Morning Herald]
  • Savings from Health-Care Computerization May Be Overstated … [WSJ]
  • Bird flu vaccine to hit the shelves… [Nature]
  • Virtual biopsy can tell whether colon polyp is benign without removal, Mayo researchers say… [Mayo]
  • FDA Approves Entereg to Help Restore Bowel Function Following Surgery… [FDA]
  • FDA Obtains Permanent Injunction Against Scientific Laboratories, Inc…. [FDA]
  • FDA Grants Approval to Begin Landmark Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy Study, EchoCRT… [Biotronik]
  • Researchers Reveal the Neuronal Computations Governing Strategic Social Interactions in the Human Brain… [Caltech]
  • How nerve cells are shaped: Discovery of molecules that sculpt nerve shape will assist in understanding nerve cell function and neurological disease… [RIKEN Research]
  • NIAID to Advance B-Cell Approach to HIV Vaccines… [NIH]
  • Mapping disease progression: A protocol to form imaging molecules paves the way to new methods of detecting disease in vivo… [RIKEN Research]
  • Drug Insight: gastrointestinal and hepatic adverse effects of molecular-targeted agents in cancer therapy … [Nature Clinical Practice Oncology]
  • Irregular Menstrual Cycles in Teens May Be Warning Sign of Bulimia… [Children’s Hospital Boston]
  • Medical Marijuana Users Denied Organ Transplants … [WSJ]
  • The Orgasmic Mind: The Neurological Roots of Sexual Pleasure… [Scientific American]

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