Ins and Outs

January 4th, 2011 News

  • NATURE: New year, new science … [Nature]
  • FDA Prepares to Enact Food-Safety Law … [WSJ]
  • Human remains spark spat … [Nature]
  • US Congress moves to coordinate Alzheimer’s effort … [Nature Blogs]
  • Drug Approvals Slipped in 2010 … [WSJ]
  • Changes Needed in How U.S. Tracks Health Trends, Measures Outcomes … [National Academy of Sciences]
  • Pedantic Regulations Hinder Japanese Medtech Industry’s Ability to Compete … [medtechinsider]
  • Is the Midwest the nation’s hottest venture capital market? [MedCity News]
  • Philips initiates public-private consortium to accelerate the development of Magnetic Particle Imaging technology … [Philips]
  • AngioScore Announces Worldwide Voluntary Field Removal of the AngioSculpt PTA Scoring Balloon Catheter … [AngioScore ]
  • Veridex Announces Collaboration to Develop Next-Generation Circulating Tumor Cell Technology with Massachusetts General Hospital … [J&J]
  • Inspire’s Cystic Fibrosis Treatment Misses Goals … [WSJ]
  • FDA rejects Iluvien, pSivida-Alimera’s drug-device eye treatment … [MassDevice]
  • 3M Sues Andover Healthcare Inc. for Patent Infringement … [3M]
  • Nanotechnology endoscope for living cells … [Nanowerk]
  • Clostridium Difficile in Kids: The Extent of the Problem … [WSJ]
  • Sterile inflammation: sensing and reacting to damage… [Nature Reviews Immunology]
  • Pertuzumab and Herceptin plus chemotherapy significantly improved the rate of complete tumour disappearance in study of women with newly diagnosed, early-stage HER2-positive breast cancer … [Roche]
  • Carriers of Rare Missense Variants in IFIH1 Are Protected from Psoriasis… [Journal of Investigative Dermatology]
  • Fish frozen in fear: Fear responses of zebrafish are controlled by brain structures of previously unknown function … [Riken Institute]
  • Understanding the anesthetized brain … [MIT]
  • Gamers compete to create healthier fast food … [SCOPE@Stanford]
  • BrainBrain ‘has social network area’ … [BBC]

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