Ins and Outs

June 1st, 2009 News

  • Letter to President Obama on Future of Healthcare… [AHIP, AMA, AHA, AdvaMed, PhRMA, SEIU]
  • Industry Pledge to Curb Health Costs May Run Into Legal Troubles… [WSJ]
  • Health bill would fix what’s broken… [Edward M. Kennedy]
  • High Costs Put Damper on Massachusetts Insurance Program… [WSJ]
  • Drug CEOs Switch Tactics on Reform… [WSJ]
  • Global biotech investment plummets … [Globes]
  • FDA Message on Drug Ads: Don’t Bury Risk Information… [WSJ]
  • FDA Approves Besivance to Treat Bacterial Conjunctivitis… [FDA]
  • Immune therapies finally working against cancer… [AP]
  • Citalopram No Better Than Placebo Treatment for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders… [NIH]
  • Alcohol reduces gallstone risk… [BBC]
  • Early heart muscle cells identified… [Nature]
  • Scientists Reveal How Neuronal Activity is Timed in Brain’s Memory-Making Circuits… [Caltech]
  • Grant to lead development of resistance-detecting field kit… [Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine]
  • Recurrent febrile syndromes-what a rheumatologist needs to know… [Nature Reviews Rheumatology]
  • Researchers Identify Biological Markers that May Indicate Poor Breast Cancer Prognosis… [NIH]
  • The Vulnerable Cancer Cell: New Studies Reveal Broad, Hidden Network that Lets Tumors Thrive… [HHMI]
  • A combination of computational and experimental techniques helps researchers to identify a gene involved in taste bud development… [RIKEN Inst.]
  • Imaging outcomes for neuroprotection and repair in multiple sclerosis trials… [Nature Reviews Neurology]
  • Clinics promoting copper innovations to sustain health… [Eureka Magazine]
  • Tomato pill ‘beats heart disease’… [BBC]
  • Finding a Running Buddy Online… [NYT]

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