Ins and Outs

August 28th, 2009 News

  • AMA Mourns Death of Senator Edward Kennedy… [AMA]
  • Boston Scientific Statement on the Passing of Senator Edward Kennedy… [Boston Scientific]
  • AHA Statement on the Passing of Senator Ted Kennedy… [AHA]
  • Real Choice? It’s Off Limits in Health Bills… [NY Times]
  • Why I Am A Conservative On Health Care Reform… [Dr. Andrew Weil @ HuffPo]
  • Hospitals Own Up to Errors: Some Find That Confronting Mistakes Reduces Litigation–and Future Mishaps… [WSJ]
  • Getting cheaper, better healthcare at home? [LA Times]
  • The 100 Most Powerful People in Health Care… [Modern Healthcare]
  • DNA swap could avoid inherited diseases… [Nature]
  • Doctors scrap over radiation tests… [The Great Beyond @ Nature]
  • Low-carb diets ‘damage arteries’… [BBC]
  • H1N1 Flu Sends Minorities to Hospitals: The H1N1 virus was four times more likely to send African Americans and Hispanics to the hospital than whites, according to a study in Chicago… [WSJ]
  • CDC turns to social sites to get flu message out… [Reuters]
  • FDA Authorizes Emergency Use of H1N1 Test for U.S. Troops Serving Overseas… [FDA]
  • Study: Kids 14 Times More Likely than Elderly to Get Swine Flu… [WSJ]
  • Researchers grow nanowire crystals for 3-D microchips… [Stanford]
  • Rats’ mental ‘instant replay’ drives next moves… [MIT]
  • Patient selection for neonatal extracorporeal membrane oxygenation: beyond severity of illness… [Journal of Perinatology]
  • Placebos Are Getting More Effective. Drugmakers Are Desperate to Know Why…. [Wired]
  • Cheap IVF offers hope to childless millions… [New Scientist]
  • Are Parents A Barrier To Contact Lens Wear By Children? [J&J]
  • Medical Alerts in 140 Characters or Less… [IEEE Spectrum]
  • MIT Tech Review Investigates: The Evolution of Retweeting… [MIT Tech Review]
  • Regular marijuana usage robs men of sexual highs… [New Scientist]

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