Ins and Outs

January 25th, 2011 News

  • Justice Department Probing Defibrillator Implants … [Dow Jones Newswires]
  • F.D.A. Is Studying the Risk of Electroshock Devices … [NYTimes]
  • Hospira Decision to Drop Death-Penalty Drug May Disrupt Executions in U.S. … [Bloomberg]
  • Venture capital reports offer a wakeup call for medical device industry … [MedCity News]
  • FDA launches website to help regulated industries save time, resources … [FDA]
  • Lumenis signs marketing deal with Boston Scientific … [Globes]
  • Novartis to Buy Genoptix … [WSJ]
  • New Clinical Study Finds Masimo Noninvasive Hemoglobin Accurate in Patients with Critically Low Hemoglobin Levels … [Masimo]
  • Interview: iPhoneECG ready for Android, too … [mobihealthnews]
  • Model predicts a drug’s likelihood of causing birth defects … [Children’s Hospital Boston]
  • FDA approves opioid analgesic to help cancer patients manage pain … [FDA]
  • Roche personalized investigational medicine shows survival benefit in advanced skin cancer … [Roche]
  • FDA approves Viibryd to treat major depressive disorder … [FDA]
  • Engineers Develop Efficient Source of Terahertz Radiation … [NIST]
  • Extracting Cellular ‘Engines’ May Aid in Understanding Mitochondrial Diseases … [NIST]
  • Genetic Code Deciphered for Form of Pancreatic Cancer… [Johns Hopkins]
  • A urine test for brain tumors? … [Vector]
  • Protein May Unleash Macrophages Against Cancer Cells … [HHMI]
  • On-Scene IV Fluids for Trauma Patients: Lifesaver or Time-Waster? [Johns Hopkins]
  • Tissue engineering meets nanotechnology: A look at tomorrow’s medicine … [Vector]
  • Out of mind in a matter of seconds … [Max Planck Institute]
  • TB vaccine provides ‘double hit’ … [BBC]
  • Evidence Emerges That Laws of Physics Are Not Fine-Tuned For Life … [arXiv]
  • Young minority women screened at higher rate for chlamydia than young white women … [Indiana University School of Medicine]
  • Twitter ‘name squatter’ victimizes Meridian Bioscience … [MedCity News]

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