Ins and Outs

October 14th, 2010 News

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For your consideration, here are the latest hand-picked links that didn’t make to our posts:

  • Pfizer to Buy King Pharmaceuticals … [WSJ]
  • Insurers Denied Coverage to 1 in 7 … [WSJ]
  • Drug Firms Face Bribery Probe … [WSJ]
  • Congress to FDA: Make 510(k) program transparent … [MassDevice]
  • POM Wonderful Creator: FTC Official is ‘Zealot’ … [WSJ]
  • Orthopedic companies get behind implant registry … [MassDevice]
  • Boston Scientific’s TAXUS® Element™ Stent Demonstrates Strong Outcomes in Diabetic Patients … [Boston Scientific]
  • MetMAb, a new compound under investigation, extends the time people with lung cancer live without their disease getting worse … [Roche]
  • FDA: Possible increased risk of thigh bone fracture with bisphosphonates … [FDA]
  • Philips acquires Discus Holdings, a leading professional tooth whitening and oral care products company … [Philips]
  • German military to finance Lifewave clinical trials … [Globes]
  • FDA approves injectable Vivitrol (naltrexone) to treat opioid-dependent patients … [FDA]
  • Health 2.0 Reveals the Winners of the 2010 Developer Challenge … [Health 2.0]
  • Three ways Doximity might make money with a smartphone medical app for physicians … [mobihealthnews]
  • Scientists uncover mechanism for the major genetic risk factor of Alzheimer’s disease … [Gladstone Institutes]
  • Safe, efficient method reported for creating and differentiating human pluripotent stem cells … [Children’s Hospital Boston]
  • Ten years of Nature Reviews Neuroscience: insights from the highly cited … [Nature Reviews Neuroscience]
  • On the trail of the epigenetic code … [Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Science]
  • How stem cells help the brain to regain its functions after a stroke … [Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Science]
  • Researchers Turn Off Severe Food Allergies in Mice… [Johns Hopkins]
  • Computer Predicts Pancreatic Cancer… [Johns Hopkins]
  • Worms May Hold Clues to Neurological Disorders … [NSF]
  • Antibodies with More “Hang Time” May Give Researchers a Jump on New HIV Vaccine Strategy … [HHMI]
  • Scientists watch the birth of nanoparticles for the first time … [Argonne NL]
  • New Chip Captures Hard-to-Find Tumor Cells … [MIT Tech Review]
  • Study analyzes video game-related injuries … [SCOPE@Stanford]
  • Bilingualism May Build Stronger Brains … [WSJ]
  • Is sponsorship of health content on the web unethical? Journalism professionals weigh in … [SCOPE@Stanford]

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