Ins and Outs

February 28th, 2011 News

  • Governors Scramble to Rein In Medicaid … [WSJ]
  • Past medical testing on humans revealed … [AP]
  • Mobile phone use not related to increased brain cancer risk … [University of Manchester]
  • Medicare won’t fund MRIs for patients with new MRI-safe pacemakers… [TwinCities.com]
  • Young mammal hearts heal themselves … [Nature]
  • Crisis of Abundance: Cleveland Clinic offers air travel membership service for critically ill … [MedCity News]
  • Women’s health company Hologic sees stocks jump after patent decision … [MedCity News]
  • 3M and Nuance Team to Deliver Computer-Assisted Physician Documentation … [3M]
  • Neoprobe shares soar on Lymphoseek clinical trial results … [MedCity News]
  • UNC Health Care and IBM Announce Nation’s Latest Major Health Information Exchange … [IBM]
  • Boston Scientific Launches PROMUS® Element™ and TAXUS® Element™ Stent Systems in India … [Boston Scientific]
  • Medtronic buys gel with sinus surgery prospects … [MassDevice]
  • FDA approves Edarbi (azilsartan medoxomil) to treat high blood pressure … [FDA]
  • Interview: Humana’s chief strategy officer talks mobile health … [mobihealthnews]
  • Genetically modified fungi kill malaria-causing parasites in mosquitoes … [NIH]
  • Fear Factor: Researchers on Trail of Marker to Predict Risk of PTSD … [HHMI]
  • Researchers Believe Discovery Could Lead to Testing that Displaces Colonoscopies … [University of Missouri ]
  • Unique spinal fluid proteins found in chronic fatigue, post Lyme disease syndrome patients … [Pacific Northwest NL]
  • With algae blooms hope for a long-acting local anesthetic … [VectorBlog]
  • Novel device sheds light on the beauty of science … [University of Bristol]
  • In Film, Stuttering Symptoms Reflect Current Research … [NYTimes]
  • University of Cambridge investigates: Happy children make happy adults … [University of Cambridge ]
  • Most locked-in patients ‘happy’ … [BBC]

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