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  Early Identification of Autism is Essential
  Autism prevalence study in South Korea sheds light on need for universal screening of infants and toddlers
  by melissbrand / on May 10, 2011
• in Lifestyle
  Cancer Treatment Role Downgraded
  Medicinal marijuana and cancer treatment
  by habubrat / on Mar 31, 2011
• in Lifestyle
  The Cholesterol Delusion by Ernest N. Curtis, M.D.
  “Cholesterol is one of the most vital and important biochemical compounds in nature. It is a major component of every cell in the body.” — Dr. Curtis
  by fcetier / on Feb 5, 2011

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “nih”

 

• Case Study On Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

  
  Your Case Study Search Engine — Authority: 121
  It has long been recognized that there are similarities between Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Anorexia Nervosa. These similarities lie in the symptoms of the disorder. Obsessive–compulsive disorder  ( OCD ) is an anxiety disorder characterized by intrusive thoughts that produce uneasiness, ...
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• Case Study On Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

  
  Your Case Study Search Engine — Authority: 121
  It has long been recognized that there are similarities between Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) and Anorexia Nervosa. These similarities lie in the symptoms of the disorder. Obsessive–compulsive disorder  ( OCD ) is an anxiety disorder characterized by intrusive thoughts that produce uneasiness, ...
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• NIH Overview

  
  Rxpharma — Authority: 112
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• Week in Review, or Slowly Starting 2012

  
  NEWScience Policy — Authority: 89
  It was a quiet week in Washington, not surprisingly since most of the political action seemed to be taking place in  Iowa and South Carolina! I erroneously reported in my last posting that the House was going to be in session last week, when in fact both chambers were still essentially in recess. The Senate and the ...
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• Straight From the Source

  
  BioSyndica — Authority: 85
  Today, Biosyndica is adding a ‘Press Release‘ page. Here you can find links to source material to a growing collection of key biology-related public policy players across the spectrum. This increases transparency by eliminating the media opinion and allows you … Continue reading →
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• Can we trust the FDA?

  
  Envirothink — Authority: 106
  Can we trust an FDA approved drug? If you’ve watched or read any ads for pharmaceuticals lately, you’ve seen the long list of potential side effects and warnings. Each time I see that, i wonder at the “wisdom” of the FDA to approve medications that have proven themselves to be hazardous in so many ways. ...
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• January 18 – Stop Internet Censorship

  
  Eagle Dawg Blog — Authority: 85
  Wikipedia’s done it So has Google (sort of) I, too, stand against the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and Protect IP Act (PIPA) ( quick infographic of why ) although I’m not certain I’ve installed the plugin correctly here to indicate that. By the way, do not even get me started on the Research Works ...
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• Living a Longer and Better Life

  
  All articles at Blogcritics — Authority: 699
  Prayer may lead to a longer life, studies say.
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• NIH Funds Study of Chemical Effects on Adult Stem Cells

  
  Science Business — Authority: 117
  Jonathan Dordick (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) Bioengineers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, New York and University of California at Berkeley, have been awarded a grant from  National Institutes of Health (NIH) to study how chemicals in drugs and the environment affect human stem cells. The ...
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• FY 11 Success Rates & Other Stats from the NIH

  
  Medical Writing, Editing & Grantsmanship — Authority: 85
  Sally Rockey posted the latest NIH success rate numbers (& other applicant data) today … Overall success rates for research project grants fell compared to 2010. 18% Success rates for new investigators were equal to established investigators submitting new applications. 15% The ...
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• Research Works Act: Cambridge University Press expands on its position

  
  Open and Shut? — Authority: 478
  Last Friday I wrote about the Research Works Act ( RWA ) and included a quote from Cambridge University Press ( CUP ) about the bill, otherwise known as HR 3699 .   The quote was in response to three questions I had asked CUP about, respectively, the National Institutes of Health Public Access Policy , ...
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• Crafting your NIH biosketch “personal narrative”

  
  Promoting scientific career advancement — Authority: 92
  On a recent webinar about State of Grants in 2012, I mentioned that the personal statement part of the NIH biosketch is a great opportunity to additionally “market” your project. In my experience, most people waste this opportunity by listing a very bland and generic statement. The most common (ineffective) ...
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• Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals: Eighth Edition

  
  Florida Biotechnology News — Authority: 411
  The NIH Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals: Eighth Edition (PDF) includes greatly expanded “recommendations” for the amount of space allocated to female lab rats and their babies. NPR today reports on the concerns researchers across the country have about a potential housing bubble for rats and ...
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• Month in Review, or Year in Preview

  
  NEWScience Policy — Authority: 89
  As Washington slowly wakes up from its holiday nap, I find myself looking forward to the year ahead. The relief of finally having the FY Fiscal Year 2012 appropriations cycle completed—on a positive note for research funding—will be short-lived, as the President readies to give his State of the Union on January ...
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• Hospital in Flagstaff Using Remote Patient Monitoring And This Also Reaches Out To Those Who Live on the Reservations for Care

  
  The Medical Quack — Authority: 119
  I grew up in Arizona and there’s a lot of land out there with no civilization present for miles, especially on the Indian reservations.  The project as this states below incorporates many different cultures in northern Arizona. On the Indian reservations consumers may have to travel a short distance to get to a ...
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• Rare Disease Day 2012 – Spread This Call To Action To Make A Difference!

  
  The Addi and Cassi Fund - Niemann Pick Type C — Authority: 79
  World Rare Disease Day 2012 is coming up on February 29th.  Consider these staggering statistics. Each year, 139 BILLION U.S. dollars are invested in medical research — much of it from tax payers Each year, 800,000 papers are published in medical journals by scientists Each year on average, ONLY 21 new drugs are ...
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• Apocalypse Now: Life Imitates Bad Science Fiction

  
  Wolf Howling — Authority: 522
  The plot is familiar to all readers of modern horror. A mad scientist - or the U.S. military - creates a deadly virus that can destroy a substantial portion of the worlds population. The bug is released, accidentally or purposefully, and the few survivors face life in a post-apocalyptic world. Life, it seems, ...
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• Early Treatment for MGUS & Smoldering

  
  Riding the Wave - Multiple Myeloma — Authority: 103
  “If we knew what it was we were doing, it would not be called research, would it?” - Albert Einstein Recently there was a study about treating those MM patients that were historically in the “wait and see” mode. As you can imagine folks were a bit rattled (an understatement). Kind of like how we feel [...]
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• JP Morgan Healthcare Conference Marked by Uncertainty

  
  PharmExec Blog — Authority: 450
  2012 J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference Marked by Uncertainty Audrey S. Erbes, Principal, Erbes & Associates, outlines the highlights of this week’s event in San Francisco. One of the few positive notes struck in this week’s 30th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference (held in San Francisco) was the ...
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• Heart Researcher Falsified Red Wine Research

  
  Pharmalot — Authority: 581
  If you were skeptical about the links between a substance found in red wine and developing a fountain-of-youth pill, you have still more reason today. A University of Connecticut researcher named Dipak Das, who studied those supposed links and directed the school’s cardiovascular research center, fabricated or ...
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