Ins and Outs

February 17th, 2010 News

  • Researchers find biomarkers in saliva for detection of early-stage pancreatic cancer… [UCLA]
  • Autism : the administration of oxytocin improves the social behavior of patients… [CNRS]
  • Hopes grow over potential autism treatment… [Nature]
  • Australia to mandate health ID number… [E-Health Europe]
  • A Doctor’s Problem With Electronic Medical Records… [WSJ]
  • University of Minnesota finalizes license agreement to form organ transplant start-up company… [University of Minnesota]
  • Report Backs EPA Classification of PERC (tetrachloroethylene) as Likely Human Carcinogen… [National Academy of Sciences]
  • FDA Extends Review of Exalgo(TM)… [Covidien]
  • FDA Announces New Safety Plan for Agents Used to Treat Chemotherapy-Related Anemia… [FDA]
  • Afib Monitor Shows High Accuracy… [MedPageToday]
  • Implanted Sensor Could Provide Clues to Brain Chemistry… [MIT Tech Review]
  • New Material Mimics Bone To Create Better Biomedical Implants… [North Carolina State University]
  • Cut-price DNA test ignites genetic discrimination fears… [New Scientist]
  • Low carbohydrate meals after exercise may benefit diabetics… [UMichigan]
  • High-Fat Ketogenic Diet to Control Seizures Is Safe Over Long Term… [Johns Hopkins]
  • A new computer system could help autistic children excel at maths… [Bath University]
  • Enzyme design with remote effects… [Max Planck Society]
  • Study Data Confirm Short-Term Heart Disease Risks of Combination Hormone Therapy for Postmenopausal Women… [NIH]
  • Neoadjuvant targeted therapies in renal cell carcinoma… [Nature Reviews Urology]
  • When the Best Rx Is No Rx … [WSJ]
  • What the Brain Values May Not Be What it Buys… [Duke]
  • Stinky Diabetes Drug May Result in Poor Adherence… [MedPageToday]
  • King Tut was disabled, malarial and inbred… [National Geographic]

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