Ins and Outs

January 5th, 2010 News

  • America lifts ban on visitors carrying HIV… [Times Online]
  • Mayo Clinic in Arizona to Stop Treating Some Medicare Patients… [Bloomberg]
  • Health bill talks to bar Republican lawmakers… [AP]
  • Is the FDA Too Easy On Medical Devices?… [WSJ]
  • Scrutiny of Drug-Industry Gifts to Docs Goes Global… [WSJ]
  • Psychiatric Polypharmacy Continues to Grow… [MedPageToday]
  • Feds issue EMR meaningful use guidelines… [MassDevice]
  • Journals Criticize FDA Trials … [WSJ]
  • Smoking Cessation May Actually Increase Risk of Developing Type 2 Diabetes… [Johns Hopkins]
  • New study finds no link between MMR vaccine and autism… [Stanford]
  • Boston Scientific Announces Enrollment of First Patient in Post-Approval Study for TAXUS Liberte Stent… [Boston Scientific]
  • Siemens to sell its stake in Dräger Medical AG & Co. KG to Dräger… [Siemens]
  • LifeSync buys Motorola remote monitoring patents… [mobihealthnews]
  • Cardima’s PATHFINDER® Diagnostic Catheters Receive Marketing Approval in Japan… [Cardima]
  • IBM Financing Agreements With Electronic Healthcare Record Providers Shatter Barriers To Health IT Adoption… [IBM]
  • MassDevice Q&A: Robert Creeden of Partners Innovation Fund… [MassDevice]
  • Catheter Ablation Before ICD Implant Improves Outcomes… [MedPageToday]
  • Flexible solar cell implant could restore vision… [New Scientist]
  • Bioactive glass nanofibers produced… [FECYT]
  • DNA nanomachines that can be turned on and off with a flip of a switch… [Nanowerk]
  • Light-generating transistors to power labs on chips… [Nanowerk]
  • Anthrax Stages Two-Pronged Attack on Cells, New Research Shows… [HHMI]
  • Marseillevirus, a new member of the giant viruses… [CNRS]
  • For F.D.R. Sleuths, New Focus on an Odd Spot… [NYT]
  • Should Pediatricians Recommend Routine Circumcision? [WSJ]
  • Size of Spoon Could Affect Dosing of Liquid Drugs… [MedPageToday]
  • Galactic Tide May Have Influenced Life on Earth… [arXiv]

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