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	News: Answering Biomedical Questions with Information Technology Answering Biomedical Questions with Information Technology ScienceCareers.org - Nancy Volkers - ‎Jul 29, 2010‎ "Anything coming through a clinical lab, we have data on it," Bry says. Crimson matches samples to known research needs. The matches are run through an

	News: AMERICAN ASSN. OF BIOANALYSTS v. NEW YORK STATE DEPT. OF HEALTH AMERICAN ASSN. OF BIOANALYSTS v. NEW YORK STATE DEPT. OF HEALTH Leagle.com - ‎Jul 23, 2010‎ Plaintiffs are a trade association and a number of its clinical laboratory members that were required to pay inspection and reference fees to defendant

	News: Judith Robertson Judith Robertson Santa Rosa Press Democrat - ‎Jul 17, 2010‎ Judith Robertson, a clinical lab scientist who searched Southwestern deserts for rare beetles and led the California Lichen Society for two terms,

	News: Felder Receives Major Award in Clinical Chemistry Felder Receives Major Award in Clinical Chemistry University of Virginia - ‎Jul 26, 2010‎ "One of the pioneers of clinical laboratory robotics and automation, he has published more than 150 papers, reviews and chapters in this area,

	News: Peer-Reviewed Journal Publishes Findings by Viral Genetics' Lead Scientist Peer-Reviewed Journal Publishes Findings by Viral Genetics' Lead Scientist MarketWatch (press release) - ‎Jul 27, 2010‎ "We now have a panel of scientists validating the results we've produced and reproduced in the lab. This article is the first in a series that Newell will

	News: The Deadly Neurotoxin Nearly EVERYONE Uses Daily… (Video) The Deadly Neurotoxin Nearly EVERYONE Uses Daily… (Video) Food Consumer - ‎13 minutes ago‎ At the time, independent studies had found it caused brain cancer in lab animals, and the studies submitted by GD Searle to the FDA for the approval were

	News: Our Philosopher's Stone: Resveratrol As Explained by Dr. Bryan Donohue

	News: Biotech Drug Developers Open New Doors Biotech Drug Developers Open New Doors Laboratory Equipment - Tim Studt - ‎14 hours ago‎ Source: Terra Universal Rapid advances in clinical development provided Epeius with the opportunity to generate revenues starting in 2006 from the export

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	News: Biology, computer science combine efforts to fight cancer Biology, computer science combine efforts to fight cancer PhysOrg.com (press release) - ‎Jul 27, 2010‎ The cross-disciplinary nature of the program will, for example, allow a computer science postdoctoral researcher to work in a cancer biochemistry lab.

	News: Prescription: More sun Prescription: More sun Portland Tribune - peter korn - ‎Jul 29, 2010‎ “As a scientist I have to say, I don't know. Emotionally, I believe there is a connection between Vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy and autism,” Stubbs

	News: Q&A: Do we need stem cell bank? Q&A: Do we need stem cell bank? Scientist (blog) - Jennifer Welsh - ‎Jul 27, 2010‎ To do academic research you just need lab quality control. Going into a clinical trial requires [good manufacturing practice], which is a different story

	News: Guerilla scientists infiltrate Secret Garden Party Guerilla scientists infiltrate Secret Garden Party The Guardian (blog) - ‎Jul 23, 2010‎ Simple: Science is part of our culture, yet often it's left languishing in the lab or conveyed in dull or patronising ways," says director Jenny Wong.

	News: UMass wins $20m 'bench to bedside' grant UMass wins $20m 'bench to bedside' grant Boston Globe (blog) - Elizabeth Cooney - ‎Jul 14, 2010‎ The goal of the consortium, founded in 2006, is to speed the process of moving therapies from "bench to bedside," or from the research scientist's lab to

	News: Military Notes — NIH finalizes plan to move potentially infected workers Military Notes — NIH finalizes plan to move potentially infected workers Frederick News Post (subscription) - Megan Eckstein - ‎Jul 28, 2010‎ The National Institutes of Health decided Friday that it would finalize its plan to drive "laboratory personnel suspected of having occupational exposure to

	News: Australian Life Scientist July/August edition out now Australian Life Scientist July/August edition out now Australian Life Scientist - ‎Jul 27, 2010‎ You also get our regular roundup of the latest in product releases in Lab News, along with books and our events calendar showing you all the big events over

	News: The International Society of Stem Cell Researchers Comes to Town The International Society of Stem Cell Researchers Comes to Town Huffington Post (blog) - ‎Jul 9, 2010‎ Owen Witte, once a student of Weissman's, took over the lab when Irv was overseas--during his absence, Witte hired a woman scientist- who became Dr.

	News: Dr. Selna Kaplan dies - pioneer UCSF researcher Dr. Selna Kaplan dies - pioneer UCSF researcher San Francisco Chronicle - ‎Jul 29, 2010‎ Dr. Selna L. Kaplan, a distinguished UCSF pediatrician who led the first nationwide clinical trials of artificial human growth hormone produced by genetic

	News: The Rogue Company The Rogue Company Global Security - George Smith - ‎Jul 29, 2010‎ Are they still scientists and lab assistants in good standing? Mum's always been the word. List ran for cover. If the four poisoned by List Biological's

	News: Indian-American's padded resume halts cancer drug trials Indian-American's padded resume halts cancer drug trials Economic Times - ‎Jul 21, 2010‎ WASHINGTON: Researchers have stopped three clinical trials that rely on the work of an Indian-American scientist who allegedly falsely claimed to be a

	News: For families with Alzheimer's, breakthroughs bring hope, fear For families with Alzheimer's, breakthroughs bring hope, fear Sioux Falls Argus Leader - ‎Jul 24, 2010‎ Sixty miles north, a scientist hopes to correct this. Hemachand Tummala, an assistant professor at South Dakota State University, is studying a form of

	News: ILNS has a big stake in the $20 billion Alzheimer's space ILNS has a big stake in the $20 billion Alzheimer's space Small Cap Network - M.E. Garza - ‎Jul 13, 2010‎ Even though lab data consistently showed Pfizer's highly selective anti-amyloid monoclonal antibody (PF-04360365) showed promise in potentially changing the

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