Ins and Outs

January 13th, 2010 News

  • Baby Boomers Still Doing Drugs as Seniors… [BusinessWeek]
  • Stanford’s Continuing Medical Ed., Brought to You by Pfizer… [WSJ]
  • The recession hits science: MIT report reveals biotechnology funding troubles… [MIT]
  • Study: Americans not as optimistic or realistic about their health and well-being as they claim to be… [Philips]
  • Advocacy Groups Protest Wellness Provision in Senate Healthcare Bill… [MedPageToday]
  • For Gunshot and Stab Victims, On-Scene Spine Immobilization May Do More Harm Than Good… [Johns Hopkins]
  • Bisphenol A link to heart disease confirmed… [Nature]
  • Teva and the Narrowing Gap Between Generics and Big Pharma… [WSJ]
  • FDA Awards Contract to Harvard Pilgrim to Develop Pilot for Safety Monitoring System… [FDA]
  • FDA Approves New Drug for Rheumatoid Arthritis… [FDA]
  • Exalenz finds positive news in Phase III study… [Globes]
  • Boston Scientific Announces Japanese Approval for PROMUS® Everolimus-Eluting Coronary Stent System… [Boston Scientific]
  • Vignet Unveils Connected Health Services Platform for Mobile Wellness and Disease Management… [Vignet]
  • Otic completes Phase II ear infection treatment trial… [Globes]
  • Nutrient mix shows promise in fighting Alzheimer’s… [MIT]
  • Mechanisms guiding primordial germ cell migration: strategies from different organisms… [Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology]
  • Researchers Reveal Molecular Origin of a Spectrum of Human Axon Guidance Disorders … [HHMI]
  • Early Tests Show Vaccine Appears to “Mop Up” Leukemia Cells… [Johns Hopkins]
  • The Rise of the Part-Time Smoker … [WSJ]
  • New Jersey On Medical Marijuana: We’re Not California… [WSJ]

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