Ins and Outs

February 10th, 2009 News

  • MMR doctor Andrew Wakefield fixed data on autism… [The Sunday Times]
  • Genome sequencing: the third generation… [Nature]
  • B&W and Covidien to develop U.S. source of Molybdenum-99, a key medical isotope… [Babcock & Wilcox]
  • St. Jude Medical Announces U.S. Approval of Industry’s First Connector System Designed to Simplify Implant Process for Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy Devices… [St. Jude Medical]
  • Touch Bionics introduces the new i-LIMB Skin… [Touch Bionics]
  • Philips and Immunetrics join forces to research advanced solutions for infectious disease in critical care… [Philips]
  • Boston Scientific Submits Final Modules to FDA for Approval of Second-Generation Small Vessel and Long Lesion Stents… [Boston Scientific]
  • Brainsway to run trial of Deep TMS transcranial magnetic stimulation device at Pittsburgh VA hospital… [Globes]
  • Test spots prions on equipment … [BBC]
  • Pharmacogenetics of Neonatal Opioid Toxicity Following Maternal Use of Codeine During Breastfeeding: A Case-Control Study… [Clinical Pharmacology & Therapeutics]
  • Immune cell activation under the microscope… [RIKEN Institute]
  • Multiple genes implicated in autism… [MIT]
  • RNA interference can suppress ovarian tumor growth… [MIT]
  • Treating skeletal pain: limitations of conventional anti-inflammatory drugs, and anti-neurotrophic factor as a possible alternative… [Nature Clinical Practice Rheumatology]
  • A possible treatment for Rett syndrome… [MIT]
  • What Makes Chuck Grassley Tick? [WSJ]
  • Venus Rising… [Chicago Mag]

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